Heroes & Villains: The Art of the Disney Costume
Just closed☹️at the Birmingham Museum of Art
I try to visit art museums wherever I go, and the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama, is always a rewarding experience. Recently, I was just in time to catch the very last day of an exhibit of Disney costumes - the actual pieces worn in various films.
Despite its closure, though, I think the costumes are worth checking out in all their intricate detail. I left envying the work of the costume designers - it must be quite gratifying to have the kind of budget to realize those fantastical dream outfits.
The images from even a few of the pieces on display speak for themselves.
Beauty and the Beast
Belle (Emma Watson), designed by Jacqueline Durran; along with you know who. |
From the designer's notes at the show: "Oprah's costumes were very technically complex because we were using materials that we're not used to like neoprene, plastic, metal and optic fibre."
Once Upon A Time
From the TV show Once Upon A Time (2011-2018): Hook, worn by Colin O'Donoghue, Cinderella, worn by Gerry Schram & Evil Queen worn by Lana Parrilla (designer: Eduardo Castro) |
Alice Through The Looking Glass
From Alice Through The Looking Glass (2016) - designer Colleen Atwood: Iracebeth, the Red Queen, worn by Helena Bonham Carter & Mirana, the White Queen, worn by Anne Hathaway. |
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