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It's possible that they were trying to age up Kirsten Dunst a bit. Kirsten was in her mid-20s at the time of shooting, while Marie was 37 at the time of her execution. The costumes were designed by Italian costume designer and four-time Oscar winner Milena Canonero. She won both an Oscar and a BAFTA for best costume design for Marie Antoinette. According to American Duchess, round gowns existed through the 18th century but became extremely common from the 1770s through the 1790s. Also, the costume designer chose the colors and textures that suited the actor Kirsten Dunst best. She said, “I hardly used wigs because they weren't right for her. We thought that maybe we could have gone more crazy, but there was just no time”.

The way Sophia Coppola saw Marie Antoinette is a very modern, feminine, and intelligent way to see the journey into womanhood of a young girl who's been sent away from home to a totally unknown place, where they speak a different language and where the modes and manners are quite different from the way she was brought up. Though the costumes in this movie aren’t simply reproductions of real Marie Antoinette’s outfits but stylized garments made for the stage, the cut of the clothes was perfectly correct. It has beautiful wide inverted box-pleated trim that edges the zone front and the skirt opening with a subtle touch of aqua. Attempting to reject the vast array of commitments expected of a young queen, Marie retreats to the petite trianon, a neoclassical-style chateau located on the grounds of the Palace of Versailles. Soon after Louis XVI's coronation, fashion designer Rose Bertin would present her newest creations to the queen and spend hours discussing them.

Keep warm and cosy whilst you cuddle up on the sofa with this super-cute Marie Dressing Gown. The perfect gift for any Disney lover. All items are offered subject to a reserve. The reserve is the confidential minimum price acceptable to the Consignor. During a live auction the auctioneer may open any lot by bidding on behalf of the Consignor and may bid up to the amount of the reserve, by placing successive or consecutive bids for a lot or bids in response to other bidders. Online sales may do the same by employing the use of a starting bid which will commence bidding at or below the reserve price agreed to by the Consignor. The This is Versailles blog stated that when Marie Antoinette reached her 30th birthday, she ceased wearing the delicate pinks of her youth.

Blue seems like an obvious choice for Marie, since not only is blue “de France” – a color traditionally used to represent France, but blue is also the color favored by royalty. According to This is Versailles, from this period on, pastel tones became more in vogue compared to stronger colors that had previously dominated. Consequently, pink took over where a deeper red had previously been preferred. When she arrives in France, she is completely stripped out of her Austrian clothes and into her new French wardrobe, including these fancy new stays and panniers. According to the Versailles blog, yellow was one of those colors that survived throughout the 18th century due to its innumerable shades – everything from the palest yellow to primrose to a deep saffron yellow could be found in the milliner's shops. Of this notable scene during the “I want candy” montage, Milena Canonero says of the placement of Converse, “Some things in the movie were a bit tongue-in-cheek, it was to make a link with today's life”.While the previous dress is worn with a turquoise petticoat, The Costumer's Guide states on their blog that one of their colleagues believes that this is the same dress that Marie wears for her daughter's Christening. Milena Canonero said, “For Marie Antoinette, I used original lace from the 18th century. In those days, all of the ladies in the court would be covered in lace because it was a way to show how rich you were. They had much more jewelry than I used. I prefer the decorations of the dresses to be more graphic than lacy, even though I use beautiful period lace sometimes”.