Natalie Portman Star Wars
Lake retreat nightgown and robe (LOVE the hair and costume)
Fatima M-Rodriguez
Trisha biggar
Explore the iconic fashion designs of Trisha Biggar, the creative mastermind behind stunning costumes in movies and TV shows. Uncover the secrets behind her unique style and be inspired to create your own fashionable looks.
Last Queen of Mongolia
Last Queen of Mongolia Queen Genepil (1905-1938) the last queen of Mongolia. She was executed in May, 1938, shot as part of the systematic Stalinist destru...
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Star Wars Padme Amidala
Costume illustration for "Padme Amidala" (Natalie Portman), 'StarWars Episode II: Attack of the Clones' 2002. Costume designer, Trisha Biggar.
Tiana Olivia
Clones at 20 | Costume Designer Trisha Biggar Reflects on Her Most Challenging Film | StarWars.com
From evolving technologies and characters to a schedule that shifted like the sands of Tatooine, the legendary costumer tells StarWars.com about her unforgettable experience on Episode II.
Kuric Muncy
The Best Part of Waking Up
With the recent passing of screen legend Elizabeth Taylor, i find myself reminiscing about her film work. Many may argue that her lavish costume dramas such as Cleopatra and Raintree County are her…
Joie
Haute Couture
Padme.
Emily Grumbine
Trisha Biggar Is the Costume Designer for 'Outlander' Season Five | Outlander TV News
Fans of Outlander know already (or should know) that seasons one through four costume designer Terry Dresbach stepped down from the show. Nina Ayres was the co-costume designer with her on season four.
Lainie Anthony
La Amenaza Fantasma. Natalie Portman (Queen Amidala, Padmé)
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Across the Stars
Star Wars: The Art of Iain McCaig and Dermot Power
Today for Star Wars Weekends we bring you two amazing concept artists responsible for the looks of many of the characters in the Prequel films. We begin with Iain McCaig the man behind Darth Maul and Padme. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Next is Irish concept artist Dermot Power who designed the looks of many of the characters from Episode II as well as Asajj Ventris from Clone Wars.
Joanna Solomon
Naboo royalty is known for their striking makeup.
"Her white painted face had stylized beauty marks on her cheeks to display symmetry, and the paint that divided her lower lip was called the "scar of remembrance", which marked Naboo's time of suffering before the Great Time of Peace." (Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary)
Hayden Evans