With a limited budget and a big cast with a lot of extras, Zophres had to be creative. She had certain pieces for the principal cast custom made, and pulled rentals from Motion Picture, Western Costume and elsewhere for the rest. For Davis, whose wardrobe she made head-to-toe, she found a pair of plaid pants and had a Los Angeles-based ager/dyer “way, way over-dye them” so that they were a muted plaid that viewers can hardly discern on screen. The character’s shirts were inspired by a vintage, long sleeve button down with “a very specific and 1950s-feeling foulard motif,” of which the designer made multiples. She worked with By Design to replicate the fabric onto cotton, which was made into shirts by Anto and then aged to the point of looking as though they’d been worn every day for years. Davis’ corduroy jacket was modeled after one that Zophres found in a costume house, but she redesigned with a bigger pocket. Davis’ sweater and scarf were hand-knit.
With a limited budget and a big cast with a lot of extras, Zophres had to be creative. She had certain pieces for the principal cast custom made, and pulled rentals from Motion Picture, Western Costume and elsewhere for the rest. For Davis, whose wardrobe she made head-to-toe, she found a pair of plaid pants and had a Los Angeles-based ager/dyer “way, way over-dye them” so that they were a muted plaid that viewers can hardly discern on screen. The character’s shirts were inspired by a vintage, long sleeve button down with “a very specific and 1950s-feeling foulard motif,” of which the designer made multiples. She worked with By Design to replicate the fabric onto cotton, which was made into shirts by Anto and then aged to the point of looking as though they’d been worn every day for years. Davis’ corduroy jacket was modeled after one that Zophres found in a costume house, but she redesigned with a bigger pocket. Davis’ sweater and scarf were hand-knit.
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With a limited budget and a big cast with a lot of extras, Zophres had to be creative. She had certain pieces for the principal cast custom made, and pulled rentals from Motion Picture, Western Costume and elsewhere for the rest. For Davis, whose wardrobe she made head-to-toe, she found a pair of plaid pants and had a Los Angeles-based ager/dyer “way, way over-dye them” so that they were a muted plaid that viewers can hardly discern on screen. The character’s shirts were inspired by a vintage, long sleeve button down with “a very specific and 1950s-feeling foulard motif,” of which the designer made multiples. She worked with By Design to replicate the fabric onto cotton, which was made into shirts by Anto and then aged to the point of looking as though they’d been worn every day for years. Davis’ corduroy jacket was modeled after one that Zophres found in a costume house, but she redesigned with a bigger pocket. Davis’ sweater and scarf were hand-knit.
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