chipopf.blogg.se - Dressing a Galaxy by Trisha Biggar

Layered over time-honored myths and stories, these images reside in our collective consciousness and derive much of their mythic power from their detailed and artful costumes.

SYNOPSIS Images from the Star Wars films have become part of our culture. The box itself is a cloth clamshell box (16½ x 13 inches) with a Japanese silk wrap. The box itself contains a 16-page swatch sample gatefold, with actual samples of fabric over the images, "Cut From A Different Cloth" the Digital Costumes of the Prequel Trilogy, the Lucasfilm DVD, a replica of a Wookiee belt buckle, a fabric swatch of the original cloth used to make the Darth Vader cape, and a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Howard Roffman, president of Lucas Licensing Limited and Raoul Goff, publisher, Insight Edition. Padmé outfit, Farmers: Padmé outfit.Īlso included are 4 bound-in postcards of fabric swatches.

special edition Lucasfilm DVD with backstage actor commentariesīound-in booklets including Darth Vader: Creating the Perfect Villain, Footwear (in silhouette), Padmé costume breakdown with transparent overlays, Classic character costumes, Headdresses, Padmé Amidala Paper Doll by Joyce Patti, Costumes of the Mos Eisley Cantina, Behind the Seems: An inside look at the art of costume making.Īdditional gatefolds including The Jedi, Royalty: fabric details (embroidery, edgings, beading, sewn-in embroidery sheet), Military (featuring the Wookiees), Senators incl.

special insert: Behind the Seams depicting costume evolution inside Trisha Biggar's workshop.fabric swatches from the Lucasfilm archives.