At the virtual premiere of the fourth season of "The Crown" last Sunday, Olivia Colman, who played Queen Elizabeth II, shared the feeling of seeing Emma Corrin who played Princess Diana for the first time: "It's like a real person walked in. The room is the same.” In
, Emma Corrin went from a shy teacher named Diana to Princess of Wales, putting on 80 different costumes. “When Diana first appeared in the fourth season, we saw She is wearing a fairytale dress made of leaves."
No matter whether it is purchased or customized, 400 sets of costumes appeared in the latest season of "The Crown", but Amy Roberts, who is in charge of the costumes, knows that everyone is most looking forward to Princess Diana's. clothing. In order to understand the real Diana and her identity and style, Amy Roberts referred to all the reference photos. Amy Roberts said that afterwards she threw them all away and stopped looking at these photos.
Although Princess Diana's costumes in the fourth season are almost all re-enactments of previous costumes, many of the costumes are tribute to the Princess. Amy Roberts said: "Obviously, wedding dresses, engagement clothes and some critical moments of clothing are included, but the biggest advantage of this show is that it combines accuracy and a natural sense of charm."
The most memorable costume of Princess Diana from 198 to 1989 (most of the fourth season of "The Crown" is taken from these 10 years), which corresponds to the costume of Princess Diana in the play, and the restoration degree is amazing.
was filmed by the media for the first time
, Josh O&39;Connor, who played Prince Charles in "The Crown", revealed that Emma Corrin was born to play Diana. He said: "In the opposite scene, I would grab her and say, God, Diana seems to be here!" said Cate Hall,
hair and makeup artist, Corrin's natural hair color is similar to Diana, so they try to keep the natural makeup like Diana herself when she was young. "We didn't even put on any makeup in the first to fifth episodes," Hall said.
lemon yellow overalls and floral shirt
"I just like her sweater vest." Emma Corrin said of Princess Diana's style. This set mainly appeared in Diana's participation in Prince Charles's polo game. She was wearing a floral shirt and lemon yellow denim overalls. "She actually doesn't have any specific style. I like her very much. It's not fashionable and cute. To be honest, I often wear sweater vests and pullovers with absurd patterns most of the time in private, so I really like Diana's Wearing.”
In fact, Princess Diana's dressing style is still very popular after nearly forty years, and brands have even designed women's clothing series inspired by her.
hunting outfit
In the early 1980s, Princess Diana and Prince Charles were photographed while walking in the countryside, but in the second episode of Season 4 of The Crown, we saw her hunting with Prince Philip, who is about to become father-in-law. Amy Roberts said: "I think Sandringham and Balmoral are the places where the royal family feel the most at ease. They hunt, ride horses, fish and walk their dogs here. This suit is comfortable and practical, made of tweed Made of wool, and raincoats and boots are to adapt to the British weather."
Engagement Blue Suit
The picture on the left is February 24, 1981. Prince Charles and Diana, who is about to marry into the royal family, took a photo. Diana was wearing blue. Skirt and matching jacket. In "The Crown", Diana wore similar outfits when choosing an engagement ring. The ring when Prince William proposed to Princess Kate in Africa in 2010 was Princess Diana's engagement ring.
pink outfit with checkerboard trousers
The photo on the left is the mid-80s, Princess Diana holding Prince Harry in their country house. While inIn "The Crown", Emma Corrin enters the palace for the first time, wearing very similar costumes roller skating in the spacious corridor. Amy Roberts said: "The key part of the costume preparation is to purchase and purchase fabrics. Most of the clothes are designed from scratch and completed in the studio, as well as cooperation with free brand clothing makers."
wedding dress
July 29, 1981 On March, Charles and Diana’s wedding was watched by 750 million TV viewers worldwide. It is conceivable that Amy Roberts was under tremendous pressure when reshaping the wedding dress. She said: "The biggest challenge is not to be afraid of this challenge, especially when you know that people all over the world know this dress. We designed Diana with the original The designer of the wedding dress, David Emanuel, met with his wife, and he brought a copy of the original design. He said: Let’s do it and enjoy it! This makes us no longer afraid.”
Although the two wedding dresses are very similar, Roberts said she didn’t want to just make an exact copy. “What I need to know is that the dress was originally decorated with pearls, not the exact number of pearls, etc. We did copy the lace, and we also found the original lace producer’s son. I re-made the lace on the chest. I hope that the world will remember the magic of this Disney princess-like dress."
red sequin dress
Princess Diana and Prince Charles were married for about 17 months, wearing a sparkling red sequin dress. Ballet. In "The Crown", Diana wore a similar dress when she was on a royal visit to Tasmania, causing a commotion among the onlookers. As depicted in the play, for Diana being worshipped by everyone, Prince Charles shouted displeased: "This should be my journey." Diana also retorted that it was thanks to her that people were willing to show up. In this episode alone, Diana changed 17 outfits.
tweed plaid dress
The picture on the left shows a few months after the wedding, Princess Diana wore a suit from the British design brand Caroline Charles at the Braemar Games in Scotland. Tweed plaid and plaid patterns were very popular at the time and are still regarded as classics. Princess Kate often wears plaid dresses. Sidonie Roberts, assistant costume designer and chief buyer of "The Crown" of
, said that Diana's costumes in the play also use the real princess tone, which also separates Diana's tone from that of other royal family members.
Aqua blue suit
When Princess Diana and Prince Charles visited the Governor’s House in Canberra, Australia, she wore a water blue suit. The color of the costume version in the play is slightly different. The waist bow is higher, but the hats are similar. The degree is extremely high.
bright blue corrugated dress
During a visit to Australia in 1983, the prince and the princess danced at a charity ball. In the album "The Crown", I also saw the couple's rare moment of happiness.
Purple Luo blue dress
In November 1983, Princess Diana wore Donald Campbell dress to participate in the Queen&39;s Theatre performance. In "The Crown", Emma Corrin wore a similar off-shoulder lavender dress in episode 9 when Charles and Diana arrived at the Royal Opera House to celebrate Charles' 37th birthday, which was about 1987.
yellow suit with white high heels
When she visited New Zealand in 1983, Princess Diana wore a bright yellow two-piece suit with white pointed high heels, full of intimacy and dignity. In the play, a few weeks before she married Prince Charles, she wore a similar yellow suit at a lunch meeting with Camilla.
established a fashion status with this dress
In February 1989, Princess Diana went to New York alone. This trip not only attracted all eyes, but also established her fashion status. "New York is a huge turning point. "Emma Corrin said: "From then on, I will see more amazing dresses appearing on her."
Amy Roberts added: "As the story progresses, marriage problems gradually arise, and Diana gradually realized her Strength and people’s passion for her.”
