Wday.ru collected the most famous film dresses, which, thanks to the red color, entered the history of cinema. Get inspired!
Vivien Leigh, "Gone With the Wind"
Year: 1939.
Artist: Walter Plunkett.
To create historical and beautiful dresses, Walter Plunkett put in a lot of effort. As a result, Scarlett received a wardrobe from 31 attire. The most memorable among her dresses was, of course, green, which, according to the plot, was sewn from curtains and decorated with tassels. But you can't help but agree, that Vivien Leigh's burgundy dress, in which she comes to Ashley's birthday, also amazing. It's made from velvet., decorated with many stones and feathers.
Croy surprisingly suits the actress, emphasizing the fragility of the figure. Vivien had a very thin waist, and the fashion designer did not fail to beat this advantage. true, how did he confess, while Vivienne was not gifted with a magnificent bust, so the neckline had to be filled with cotton (read also: She drove herself crazy: terrible tragedy Vivien Leigh, about which few people know). But this fact does not beg, that the dress of the actress is very to the face.
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Marilyn Monroe, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
Year: 1954.
Artist: William Traville.
The film "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" gave us two legendary images of Marilyn Monroe. Fashion designer William Traville created a pink bustier dress for the diva, in which she sings "Diamonds are the Girl's Best Friends", and a stunning red outfit, stage sequined, when she performs "Two Little Girls from Little Rock" with Jane Russell.
If the first dress still somehow claims to be elegant, the second is just a challenge to public morality of the 50s. By the way, so that the film is still not banned from showing for the frankness of the outfits, William Traville had to decollete, which reaches almost to the navel of the actresses, sew on body tissue (read also: Inimitable: Marilyn Monroe and 20 her seductive images, that will turn everyone's head). But the bottom cut is very real.
Gina Lollobrigida, "Notre Dame Cathedral"
Year: 1956.
Artist: Georges K. The band.
Esmeralda, performed by Gina Lollobrigida, was recognized as the most successful in the history of film adaptations of Victor Hugo's novel Notre Dame Cathedral.. maybe, because, that outwardly brilliant Italian really looked like a gypsy. May be, played a role, that in order to more accurately get into the image, the actress decided to neglect shoes and play barefoot (read also: Symbols of the era: Gina Lollobrigida and more 9 style icons, which our mothers looked up to).
But, Most likely, the scarlet outfit helped her to stay in the memory of the audience. For the heroine, the artist Georges K. Benda created two dresses - yellow and red. It is the latter that appears on all the posters for the film.. It is made like this, which perfectly emphasizes the alluring shape of a star - hips, chic neckline and slim waist. Thanks to the scarlet color, the artist managed to realize a very complex idea - to make a dress bright and memorable., which should look like the rags of a street gypsy.
Brigitte Bardot, "And God Created Woman"
Year: 1956.
Artist: Jean André
The heroine Brigitte Bardot is a young and charming resident of Saint-Tropez, from which literally all men are crazy, who inhabit it. Juliette has a very liberated character, about which her outfits very eloquently tell. At the very beginning of the film, she appears in the frame in general in what her mother gave birth, truth, camera only gives rear view. Then there are shots in a wet dress with completely bare legs, etc.. d.
of course, the wardrobe of such a seductive young lady simply could not do without red. His costume designer let him into the film, packed in a sheath dress in a rich scarlet hue. Croy focuses on the forms of the actress - thin waist, beautiful breasts and thighs. Well, the red color does not leave these delights a chance to go unnoticed..
Audrey Hepburn, "Funny face"
Year: 1957.
Artist: Hubert de Givenchy.
Audrey Hepburn and Hubert de Givenchy had warm friendly and creative relations for many years.. Thanks to this tandem, several iconic images appeared in the history of fashion., which we rely on to this day. One of the masterpieces, created by Givenchy for Audrey, became a red toga dress, in which she appeared in one of the scenes of the movie "Funny Face" 1957 of the year.
Unfortunately, this scene is short and does not allow us to enjoy the designer's creation for a long time. But it does allow us to consider an example of, how to look elegant in the sexiest color. The image is complemented by branded high gloves., without which Givenchy practically did not release his favorite in the frame. Although most of the scenes with this outfit were cut from the film, It was this image that became the hallmark of the film.. Hubert de Givenchy was nominated for an Oscar for costumes for Funny Face..
Julia Roberts, "Gorgeous"
Year: 1990.
Artist: Marilyn Vance.
Perhaps, The most famous red dress in cinematic history is Julia Roberts's evening gown in Pretty Woman., in which she and Richard Gere go to the opera. Its creator Marilyn Vance said, what, working, Inspired by Audrey Hepburn's character Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady. She meant a light dress on the floor, in which the heroine went to the embassy reception.
The fashion designer also relied on the image from the painting by John Singer Sargent "Portrait of Madame X", which depicts a lady in a long black dress. By the way, Initially, the director insisted that, so that Vivien's dress is exactly black. Marilyn Vance insisted on scarlet. To sway the studio to your side, she made three different dresses and a lot of test shades of red.
After Julia Roberts tried it all on and the right color was chosen, the creators of the picture went over to the side of the artist and preferred red. In the end, they didn't fail., because this dress went down in the history of cinema.
Kate Winslet, "Titanic"
Year: 1997.
Artist: Deborah Lynn Scott.
Deborah Lynn Scott won an Oscar for Titanic costumes. The award went to her not just and not in vain. It took Deborah a long time to create an authentic wardrobe for Rose.. She studied archival photographs with images of the Edwardian era., read a lot of books about this time. outfits, created by her, turned out really impressive. And not only in terms of history.. She was able to subtly convey her inner state in the images of Rose..
A good example of this is the dress., in which a girl tries to commit suicide and meets Jack. It is made of red satin and topped with black sequined lace.. The top layer symbolizes the brilliance of that, what surrounds the girl, black - a tragedy in the form of marriage, which threatens her. Red is that passion, which lurks in it and barely peeps under the black tinsel. Well, of course, red at the moment of meeting Jack - a symbol of the emerging feeling.
Angelina Jolie, "Alexander"
Year: 2004.
Artist: Jenny Bevan.
The main decoration of the film "Alexander" is the brilliant Angelina Jolie in the role of the mother of the long-suffering (as shown in the movie) Macedonian king. The historicity of the creations of the artist Jenny Bevan seriously let us down, but we won't go into those details now.. Moreover, one detail is still similar to the truth.. At the gala event, Jolie appears before the subjects in a red outfit. This color in Ancient Greece was a festive color and distinguished those, who belonged to the aristocracy.
So it's very correct., that not only white versions of peplos were let into the wardrobe of Makedonsky's mother. I also want to praise the artist for choosing a shade. This warm scarlet, trimmed with gold, suits angelina jolie amazingly.
Keira Knightley, "Anna Karenina"
Year: 2012.
Artist: Jacqueline Durran.
Like all Joe Wright films, in "Anna Karenina" the artist Jacqueline Durran worked on the costumes. The director did not demand from the designer an accurate visual reproduction of the era, therefore, Anna's wardrobe turned out to be very unhistorical, but the effectiveness of her outfits cannot be denied. Their color changes as the plot develops and depends on the internal state of the heroine..
When passions boil in her soul, how are you already, probably, guessed it, outfits are painted in scarlet shades. One of these dresses - a dark red ballroom crinoline with a corset - became the main character in the image of Keira Knightley for promotional posters.. The chosen shade is the embodiment of passion. At the same time, the fabric was chosen by the artist in such a way, to, sparkling in the light of the lights at the ball, it shimmered in different shades - from scarlet to maroon. Joe Wright's films don't have superfluous details.. So the red color served him his service.
Eva Green, "Dark Shadows"
Year: 2012.
Artist: Colin Atwood.
In Tim Burton's film, Eva Green's character Angelica is the antagonist of Barnabas Collins., played by Johnny Depp. On her example, the artist Colin Atwood had to show, what would a witch look like, living not in the distant Middle Ages, and in the 60s-70s of the XX century. The dresser decided, that it should be emphasized sexy. For this, impeccable images were developed., copying perfect girls from 1970s Virginia Slims cigarette ads.
Angelica's most chic outfit was a red dress with sequins. It was sewn especially for Eva Green. The prototype was an authentic dress from the brand Biba - a cult London brand, which was at the height of fashion in the 1960s and 1970s.
Olga Astafieva, Андреас ВодасТеги Источник: www.wday.ru