Fan “Bridgerton” are another season full of romance and drama, with all Regent period clothes go with it. Part two of hit Shondaland series promises the same elaborate dresses, Shawland jewelry create trends regencycore dominated the fashion world. Only this time, it was delivered in more colors. While season one costume designer Ellen Mirojnick didn’t return to the wardrobe team, Sophie Canale, also known for her work on “Kingsman: The Secret Service” and “X-Men: First Class,” was right there. from the beginning and choose where. Mirojnick left. During this season, she and her team created around 700 costumes for the main characters alone. A whopping 146 of those were used in the first episode.
“For me, the beauty of design has always been in the attention to detail,” Canale said of her craft in a Article by Shondaland. “I feel like audiences will see this in the costume cuts, embroidery, embellishments, hats, nets [Regency bags]Matching jewelry sets for outfits, men’s watch fobs, tiepins – the list goes on. ”
Indeed, Canale has been meticulous in incorporating specific accessories that speak to the wearer’s personality. For example, Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley) arrives on the scene and becomes Anthony’s new love Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey), who is looking for a wife. Through her wardrobe – like her smart hat and jewelry palette – we see her strength and sincerity reflected.
In total, viewers will get to enjoy four different silhouette scenes this season, all of which follow a theme and are coordinated throughout, from the set design to the wardrobe and costumes of the main characters. Stay tuned during these key moments for how the costumes complement and enhance the story. It’s clear that Canale’s careful outfit planning has paid off – first, let’s dive into the first released stills from the show and learn about the inspiration behind the look.
