I'm so glad I found your channel cause I've been curious on how their costumes are historically accurate. One thing I've noticed about Tina's hair like you've said must be because she was starting to have feelings for Newt. That's why she styled it to present herself attractively in front of him.
And you’re quite right, the embroidery is a night sky, with stars and moons like your fabulous earrings! The dress is black silk crepe chiffon with a flesh toned silk charmeuse lining.
@@alyssanicole336 I’m really looking forwards to seeing more of your content, it’s very articulate and insightful for someone so young! Also kudos for the Flaming June in the background, isn’t it mesmerising? One of the most beguiling fabric studies….
their outfits reflect the characters Newt- mismatched, colourful, a bit out of place. He is considered a weirdo and really doesn't know how to present himself Jacob- ordinary, average, few fun details (the colourful tie). His whole character is that he's an "ordinary man" who gets caught up in the wizarding world Tina- casual, masculine, informal. in the first movie, she is completely focused on her job and thus her appearance is a bit unkempt. The way we see her treated by the ministry shows us that she doesn't have a high reputation, so she's very likely just trying to get by. Queenie- fancy, dreamlike/fairylike. She is more fancy than Tina, and more feminine. I got the vibe from her, that she is mentally always somewhere else.
Dumbledore is visiting an orphanage to takeTom to a new school, thats why the more normal suit. Please dont apply religion to a film about magical creatures and wand waving. Grindelwald is wearing a goth punk outfit from UK late seventies and is worn right up to today. Tinas black dresswith the coloured plaid threads is gorgeous. I would love a few metres of the fabric x
The lass hasnt studied fashion but gives her own opinion eloquently. She should come to the UK for adegree. In Carlisle the very North of England there is an excellent course in a place that is surrounded with historical castles just North of the Border. Student swap?
I would say the bowtie could exist in the 1920's and it wouldn't be considered strange. I'm not sure if it's based off something specific but it could technically be considered "from the 1920s."
I'm so glad I found your channel cause I've been curious on how their costumes are historically accurate. One thing I've noticed about Tina's hair like you've said must be because she was starting to have feelings for Newt. That's why she styled it to present herself attractively in front of him.
aw thank you! and yeah I think it's really cute that Tina does her hair at the end :)
I did the embroidery for the black dress, it was literally a straight up copy of a real dress from the twenties!
They were clouds, stars and moons, I used beads that copied the ones from the original.
That is so cool!
I hope you remake this for the new film! Costuming was very beautiful
I haven't seen the film yet because I'm not keen on supporting J.K. Rowling, but we'll see!
Need me some 1920s beach pants
so true
I embroidered the black dress! Your videos are great ❤️
And you’re quite right, the embroidery is a night sky, with stars and moons like your fabulous earrings! The dress is black silk crepe chiffon with a flesh toned silk charmeuse lining.
@@castoputa That's so cool, that's one of my favorite dresses, it's so beautiful! Thank you so much!
@@alyssanicole336 I’m really looking forwards to seeing more of your content, it’s very articulate and insightful for someone so young! Also kudos for the Flaming June in the background, isn’t it mesmerising? One of the most beguiling fabric studies….
Thank you! Flaming June was a present from a friend and I love it :)
their outfits reflect the characters
Newt- mismatched, colourful, a bit out of place. He is considered a weirdo and really doesn't know how to present himself
Jacob- ordinary, average, few fun details (the colourful tie). His whole character is that he's an "ordinary man" who gets caught up in the wizarding world
Tina- casual, masculine, informal. in the first movie, she is completely focused on her job and thus her appearance is a bit unkempt. The way we see her treated by the ministry shows us that she doesn't have a high reputation, so she's very likely just trying to get by.
Queenie- fancy, dreamlike/fairylike. She is more fancy than Tina, and more feminine. I got the vibe from her, that she is mentally always somewhere else.
I completely agree! That's very well thought out!
im obsessed w this video❤
I'm so happy you like it!
very nice and very interesting video! thank you!
i'm happy you liked it!
Dumbledore is visiting an orphanage to takeTom to a new school, thats why the more normal suit. Please dont apply religion to a film about magical creatures and wand waving. Grindelwald is wearing a goth punk outfit from UK late seventies and is worn right up to today. Tinas black dresswith the coloured plaid threads is gorgeous. I would love a few metres of the fabric x
Sorry I don't know what you mean about religion but interesting points about Dumbledore and Grindelwald! And yes, Tina's dress is very beautiful :)
Found your vids on tumblr! That sound pretty cool! Loves the earings!
thank you so much!
I know this channel Will Be big one Day!
aw thank you so much!
Bravo, amazing video
thank you so much!
Well done Alicia that was excellent.
Thank you!
@@alyssanicole336 You're Welcome do parts 2 - Crimes of Gellert Grindelwald & 3 - Secrets of Albus Dumbledore.
I'm not sure if I'll make another Fantastic Beasts video, I'll just wait and see what happens
@@alyssanicole336 Well the next 2 arrived so add these 2 to the video and merge the 3 together.
I mean I did talk about the second movie in this video
Get a better mikerophone (zoom h6) for example and your Videos are going to be peachy
thanks!
Newt's "Bow Tie", when you take a closer look at it, it's entirely a movie design right?
Or is that right for the period?
Well men wore bow ties in the 1920s, but Newts bow tie is definitely a shape I haven’t really seen. So I would guess a little bit of both.
The lass hasnt studied fashion but gives her own opinion eloquently. She should come to the UK for adegree. In Carlisle the very North of England there is an excellent course in a place that is surrounded with historical castles just North of the Border. Student swap?
@@mrsbee5056 Stay on topic. I'm just asking is the bow tie from the 1920's? Do you know or not?
I would say the bowtie could exist in the 1920's and it wouldn't be considered strange. I'm not sure if it's based off something specific but it could technically be considered "from the 1920s."
i personally think that this movie was propaganda.
wizard propaganda
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Very cool
thank you :)
@@alyssanicole336 you're welcome
this is so poggers bro
thanks, i think