Marie Antoinette Costume
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Published 2021-03-22
Marie Antoinette is a 2006 historical drama film written and directed by Sofia Coppola and starring Kirsten Dunst. The movie is based upon the book Marie Antoinette: The Journey by Antonia Fraser. In this video, we will look at approximately 70 of Marie Antoinetteâs costumes worn by Kirsten Dunst. Costumes designed by the Milena Canonero.
This video contains *spoilers.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Marie Antoinette Costume:
2:03 Costume Design and Overview
Silhouettes:
5:27 Caraco & Petticoat
7:50 Robe Ă l'Anglaise
7:32 Robe à la Française
15:07 Pet en lâair
15:49 Nightwear & Robes
17:13 Redingote
17:40 Robes Ă la Polonaise
19:07 Robe à l'Anglaise Retroussée
19:45 Shoes
20:55 Zone Front Gown
23:37 Petite Trianon
24:55 Chemise a la Reine / Gaulle
25:44 Open & Closed Gowns
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All Comments (21)
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CHAPTERS: 0:00 Skip Intro to: 2:03 Costume Design and Overview Silhouettes: 5:27 Caraco & Petticoat 7:50 Robe Ă l'Anglaise 7:32 Robe Ă la Française 15:07 Pet en lâair 15:49 Nightwear & Robes 17:13 Redingote 17:40 Robes Ă la Polonaise 19:07 Robe Ă l'Anglaise RetroussĂ©e 19:45 Shoes 20:55 Zone Front Gown 23:37 Petite Trianon 24:55 Chemise a la Reine / Gaulle 25:44 Open & Closed Gowns
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To me, the costumes from Marie Antoinette look like worn confections come to life. đ°đ§đ
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Though the 1938 version of this movie was in black and white, you can tell that the costumes the women wore were absolutely gorgeous. Even the extras had amazing dresses. It was said the only reason it was shot in black and white is because they ran out of money due to the dresses and didn't have enough to make it in color.
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This is one of the rare films about historical royals that I dont mind they deviated from facts. Its so unbelieveably beautiful to watch, I was enamored with the costumes, Versailles itself and the soundtrack. I will admit because it wasn't deemed a success so many haven't heard of it and I love watching it with newcomers.
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I love the costumes in this film. Everything really does look like wearable pastries.
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One amazing thing about shoes during Marieâs period shoes were identical no left or right...they were exactly the same,
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Delightful. This movie is my absolute favourite.
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One of my absolute most favorite costume centric films. Such a beautiful vision of the tragic heroine.
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I absolutely love the costumes in this film!! They're GORGEOUS!
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Wonderful video! I always think of that line from the movie "she looks like a little piece of cake" whenever I see these costumes.
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The only thing keeping what Sofia and Milena Canonero did with "Marie Antoinette" from being the greatest costumes ever put on film is what Sofia's father and Eiko Ishioka did a decade and a half earlier with "Bram Stoker's Dracula".
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To this day I've watched/listened to this film over 100 times- it is absolutely impeccable from the costuming to the soundtrack. I adore it and can only dream of wearing such gowns.
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Marie Antoinette and The Dutchess are my favorite movies when it comes to the variety of dresses.
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The film was mesmerizing. I didn't think I'd enjoy it so much with the flavors of modern tones tossed in. The petite Trianon costumes looked so dreamy and so comfortable. Everything was splashed with such luxury and color.
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This was so fascinating! No matter how many times I watch Marie Antoinette, I always swoon and drool over the gorgeous costumes and confections. Thank you so much for making this video!
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This was a wonderful presentation of these simply gorgeous gowns.I really enjoyed the film and have seen it at least 4 times.Every time it is a sheer delight. Kirsten Dunst was a perfect choice to play Marie Antoinette and I have no words to describe the beauty and artistry of the costumes.
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My favorite outfit is the light blue Caraco when she entered France đ«đ·. Seriously this movie version is better than the older one
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I think the costumes were my favorite part of this movie. Theyâre gorgeous
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A beautiful movie in many ways. Costumes were lush.
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I think my personal favorite outfits are between 51-61, love the muslin and chiffon. So soft and light, while not practical for those who did work outside in those days, I can see the appeal for such garments to at least enjoy the outdoors in something that was breathable.
