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| When Joan Bergin, Costume Designer was asked : "How did you go about designing the look of Henry’s costumes season 2?" She said : "We’ve been thinking about Henry as someone whose feeling for fashion influenced a whole generation - like Bowie or Madonna. He was 6′3″ when most men were almost a foot shorter. Henry had enormous charisma and was physically striking. I’m trying to communicate all that. I’ve also imagined that in the back of his mind, Henry wants to go to war. There are little military touches which harden his overall look: small elements of worked leather, heavy moleskin, garments which are reminiscent of chain mail. No matter how well the characters around him look, when the King walks in, I want everyone to go ‘Wow!’" "What we’ve produced this year is quite beautiful: a lot of Jonathan Rhys Meyers’ clothes for Henry are just museum pieces in their detail and execution. " "There’s an incredible level of detail in all the clothes: the stitching, the lining, the buttons, the button holes and the fabric all belong to wearable clothes made with extraordinary precision. Some of these pieces have already been requested by museums." |
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Episode 1:3 | Comments: I don't like those balloon shorts! The mens fashions back then were kind of feminine...FMFJRMGRL |
| Episode 1:3 | Comments: fem necklace & curtains - FMFJRMGRL It's not a "fem necklace" at all, it's a collar. If you look at paintings of these no women wore them, it's very masculine. As for "curtains" the textile patterns of the period where what we associate today with uphostry, go to any SCA faire and you will see what I mean, lots of people wearing matterial that belongs on my great aunt's love seat! Although most of the patterns used in the series aren't accurate for the 16th century. Think millefleur patterns instead. - Boudica |
| | Comments: way fem in this pattern Actually, no, it's quite bold. -Arabella_Brandon This is one of my fav. Henry costumes. The collar is so detailed (something the real Henry would have probably liked, especially since it is pearls). -AnneBoleyn87 |
| | Comments: curtains! I like this one, honestly it doesn't matter what he's wearing to me he always looks fabulous! -Arabella_Brandon |
| episode 1.8 | Comments: this one is nice |
| | Comments: not bad..I like when he is in all black leather!FMFJRMGRL |
| | Comments:so is this one |
| Promotional shoot for season 1 | Comments: not bad..I like when he is in all black leather!FMFJRMGRL I quite like this one, it's VERY bad boy! Mm-hm! Not bad! One of my favorite Henry outfits mainly because the leather is too perfect...my friends and I always say that guys look better[and sexier] in leather and I say this is another example of that!-QueenEmy191989 |
the field of cloth of gold -episode1.3 | Comments: I think the fabric is supposed to mimic cloth of gold, but it doesn't look like it's 100%, if any of it actually is, it's still a nice costume though. - Boudica I like the way the red undershirt stands out first then it draws you to the gold/yellow jacket.-Neta07 |
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Sorry that alot of you do not like the fashion of this time period. But do not forget nylon and such had not been invented yet, and they were coming out of an ice age, so the climate was much colder then it is today. They had to stay warm somehow, even wearing grandma´s couch cover, lol.
Seriously, I am a history freak especially about this time period. I have read every book about all the Tudors and I have to say of all the plays, series and such done on them. This one does bring them to life. They were not perfect, and their beliefs back then were very different then today. No Women´s Lib and such. A husband could very easily do away with his wife and no questions were asked. What Henry the eighth did was wrong, and I think if he had waited until Catherine had died, then married he would have gotten his longed for son a lot sooner and a much healthier one at that. But then we would not have had Queen Elizabeth who proved along with Catherine of Russia that women were not dumb and that what the church was teaching was a bunch of hog wash. It just took them a little longer to prove the church wrong, but then the church is made up of men anyway. Lady Lennice
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