Showing posts with label Fidelia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fidelia. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Scottish Renaissance Costume

    I made this costume for the Renaissance festival this last year. I wanted a Scottish style with warm colors and I wanted it to be comfortable (After all, I was going to be wearing it all day). :D

I've had the brown fabric for forever, and the plaid just showed up one day in a bag of fabric that no one wanted. I love when that happens. :D I designed it myself, but found a pattern and used it for the bodice.

Front:

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Side:

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Back:

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I left the edge frayed after I washed it, I thought it looked good. 

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Here's the buttons I used for the gather on the skirt and the skirt closure on the top (Not pictured)

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Have a great day!


 

Friday, April 20, 2012

Lady Pirate Costume

Good morning,

This costume I put together a week or so ago.
 I was needing a pirate, but didn't have the right fabric to make another tunic, so I grabbed a tunic I made wow ummm...last spring maybe? And the leather belt/sash thing for my Lucy Voyage of the Dawn Treader costume, a brown belt that was just hanging in my closet, a cape I made for my character (Fidelia) to wear in the movie, and a hat one of my friends gave me. I love how the look turned out, almost like it was supposed to go together. :P I love when that happens. :D

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The cuffs:

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Playing with the effects on Photobucket a little... 

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What has been your best experience with a "Throw together costume"?

Have a great weekend!




Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Grecian Princess Gown

Hello everyone,
I originally made this costume for my movie, as a coronation gown for my character, but as it is historically inspired I will title it as such. :)

I used white silk essence from Joanns for the gown.


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I think it looks also like something Galadriel would have in her wardrobe. :)

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It is princess-seamed and laces in the back with a thin white ribbon.

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A picture of the sleeves: (Or wings, whatever you wish to call them)

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Farewell for now my friends!



Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Fidelia's Travelling Gown

Hello everyone!

~*~I got my first dress form today! My parents and grandparents got it for me for my birthday. :D I'm very happy with it. x) ~*~

This costume I designed and drafted. It is the last costume my character (Fidelia) wears in the movie, it could be called her "Farewell" gown as well. I made it out of some cool textured gold fabric that I found at a yard-sale.

~Pieces~
~A white under-dress
~A gold split-skirt over-dress
~A gold fabric belt

The design is slightly inspired by Eowyn's Shield Maiden gown (The under-dress part) and Arwen's rose-colored dress (The over-dress part):

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The sleeves are split down the side/back:

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For the lacing a did a simple "Big 'X' Little 'x'" pattern:

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Until next time, 

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Fidelia's white dress and red corset

Hello everyone,

This costume is one I designed (I drafted the dress myself and altered a pattern for the corset). This is the first costume my character (Fidelia) wears in the movie, and fits her personality perfectly I think. Simple, like her time-period (White flowing dress) but with her rather fiery personality incorporated  into that time ( The bright red corset and boots). Anyways, here it is...

Pieces:
White dress
Bright red corset
Pirate boots
And a belt (Not pictured)




The bottom of the corset comes to a graceful point in the middle, giving it a little more pirate-style.


The dress is slightly longer in the back.  I also purposefully gave this dress a large hem, to make it heavier at the bottom, thus allowing it to drape properly.




The sleeves are draw-string at the bottom, giving it a renaissance look to it, while also giving it some versatility.


I made the dress out of some heavy-ish soft white linen.



In the next picture you can see a little of the aging I gave it. (It will get more through the making of the movie)


Without the boots and the corset, and the sleeves undone, it makes a nice night-gown.





Farewell for now,