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The Star Wars prequels are a must-have part of this saga, shaping many classic characters and setting the stage for the subsequent story. It includes the 5 essential elements of film and television which is narrative, video, audio, characters, and editing. Because of outstanding music and visual effects, Star Wars is also known as a space opera, a fantasy story that takes place in the galaxy. And the big wardrobe owned by Padme Naberrie Amidala in prequel series has caught the eye of many of us. Terex, you know those gowns belonged to one of the great heroes of galactic history, no? Padmé Amidala." Anyone who sees this parade gown at first glance is sure to think that it is a haute couture from one Paris fashion show. Actually, it is the most modest and gentle outfit among all of her flashy court costume. The long cape is made of countless round pieces of pink and white silk tulle together to look like many blooming flowers.

I made this for you. So you'd remember me. I carved it out of a japor snippet. It'll bring you good fortune." ―Anakin Skywalker gives the japor snippet to Padmé Amidala [1] Queen Amidala wore traditional, stylized royal makeup that included a red scar of remembrance, a stripe painted on the lower lip to symbolize the suffering endured by the Naboo before the Great Time of Peace. [11] Her face and fingernails were painted white, [1] though at times only her thumbnails were painted. The Queen's hairstyles, which were said to take several hours to perfect, [11] were headpieces with wigs that matched Padmé's natural hair color. Her real hair was tightly-braided, pinned down, and gelled; the gel held the headpieces in place and prevented them from itching. [2] While the Queen's hairstyles were being created, her handmaiden Rabé would provide counsel. [11] Queen Amidala's makeup helped to mask her features and her headpieces distracted from her face; these made it easier for Sabé, the Queen's decoy, to serve as the Queen while Padmé stepped into the role of a handmaiden. [3] Over dress has a wide satin charmeuse bias binding strip down the center front, dyed to match the color transition. From her election to Queen of Naboo at the age of fourteen [70] up until her death [10] in 19 BBY, [71] Padmé Amidala maintained a vast personal wardrobe. It was a necessity as the Queen [2] and as the Senator representing Naboo. [3] Depending on the occasion, she wore formal clothing selected from her wardrobe for official diplomatic functions or utilized specialist equipment for physically-demanding situations. [8] Alderaanian opera attire. [12] In the early days of the Clone Wars, Sabé attended the Alderaanian opera with Bail Organa while posing as Senator Amidala in nature-themed attire. She wore a deep green dress embroidered with sea-green highlights that wove imaginary plants around her form. The long skirt was heavy and supported by a blaster-proof petticoat. The bodice was "a touch less" than what Amidala might have worn on the Senate floor as it left the tops of her shoulders exposed even though the stomacher nearly came up to her collarbones. Sabé wore her hair down and was woven through with the same vines from the dress making it look like they were all attached to the root. [64]Padmé Amidala's wardrobe's first chronological appearance is in the novel Queen's Peril, the events of which occur simultaneously with the film Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace. As this film's events took place in 32 BBY per Star Wars: Galactic Atlas, it can be deduced that the wardrobe was created during this year. It seems so. I only know her from the things she owned, and the stories told to me by people who knew her. These gowns were kept on Naboo for many years after her death, and eventually found their way to me. These matter to me, very much. I like to think of my granddaughter wearing them—if I ever have one. I want them kept safe." ―Baron Reya and Leia Organa [7] Beyond question, Padme has the best sense of style in the entire universe with so many exclusive outfits. In addition, Padme costumes are an effective information tool in Star Wars, through which the director has shared detailed information about the time period, the setting and the character's personality. Long, full over dress of a semi-sheer flowing silk or silk-like fabric. Over dress is also ombre-dyed in shades of yellow, pink, and light bluish lilac. The gown is yellow in the top half and on the sleeves, then has a gradient to soft pink in the middle, and to soft, light lilac/violet/purple at the bottom. Padmé Amidala's wardrobe as the Queen no longer suited her role when she became the Senator. Senator Amidala's wardrobe was adjusted to use darker colors and be less physically distancing. [3] However, when attending to Senatorial duties while pregnant, Amidala resumed wearing dresses with more structured silhouettes to disguise her pregnancy. [10]

A generic brand of makeup [2] and a portion of Amidala's wardrobe were kept on the Naboo Royal Starship for the Queen's use while away from Naboo; [1] Padmé and Sabé both observed the face paint felt different, and it made Sabé's face itch. [2] After the ship and its passengers escaped the planet's invasion by the Trade Federation, they were forced to land on Tatooine for repairs. The price of the necessary parts and the need to raise funds in the local currency led Padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi to comment on the Queen's wardrobe as an item of value. [1]

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The wardrobe held many items that conveyed the culture of the Naboo people. Alongside those Amidala inherited from previous queens were new designs and historic reproductions with alterations for comfort and safety, tasks overseen by handmaidens like Eirtaé, Yané, and Dormé. Some items in the wardrobe were worn by Sabé and Cordé as decoys. Words Words Words — The Queen's Shadow Dress Post on Tumblr: "Anyhoodle, the moment I was asked to write a book about Padmé, I knew it was going to be outfit-heavy." Padawan braid pendant. [12] After their wedding and Skywalker's Knighting Ceremony, he had his Padawan braid encased in a carbonite disk that was then placed into a gold pendant; he gave this gift to his wife. [69] Although this is based on canonical information for purposes of identifying the subject being described, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

The outside edges of the dress have wide satin charmeuse bias binding, dyed to match the gradient of the fabric. This is a very lavish ceremonial gown. It's indeed pretty superb, but since it's Padme’s funeral dress, I ranked it last. The water gown is inspired by Ophelia in Hamlet, a tragic beauty. The fabric is made of chameleon silk organza and soft velvet that looks like it's floating quietly on the water. The multiple pleats create a wave effect and the shades of blue look more layered. The two long sleeves were edged with silver and sapphires that twinkling in the deep blue. The small white flowers that gently sprinkled in the coffin were like people's tears, mourning deeply for this former queen. Finally: When Padme was in Coruscont for the election, she wore this red and gold high-density embroidered senate gown. The intricate gold thread embroidery symbolizes prestige and power, and the red velvet outer robe is a symbol of power and danger. Although she was only a member of the Senate at this time, she was already beginning to look like a queen. On her head is a traditional Russian Kokoshnik crown and she has a Mongolian noblewoman's ram's horn hairstyle. This fusion of multi-ethnic elements in costume design reflects the multicultural coexistence of the United States, a melting pot nation. 4. White Battle Outfit The film costumes seen in Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace were identified as "Battle Dress" and " Sabé Battle Dress" in Dressing a Galaxy: The Costumes of Star Wars, a real-world reference book about the costumes of the prequel trilogy. The in-universe clothing items were both known by that name in Star Wars Legends. In the new canon, Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary, New Edition only identifies the version worn by Sabé and does not explicitly identify the handmaiden version as "battle dress." The novel Queen's Peril uses the descriptions "maroon dresses" and "maroon and gold battle uniform." Queen's Shadow mentions "the battle dress," but does not specify what the term is referring to. For the purposes of this article, it is assumed that the term applies to both sets of attire as it did in Legends. As the mother of the Star Wars protagonist, Padme appeared in three films and one animation. Played by Natalie Portman, Padme has a costume for almost every scene, which are either regal, fairy or even casual. These Star Wars costumes, designed by Trisha Biggar, were inspired by cultures around the world and won the 1978 Academy Award for Best Costume Design. Padme costume and her psychology and actor performance blend into one, forming a presence that is impossible to ignore in Star Wars. Here are ten of the best Padme Amidala outfits that are not only fashionable but also have a unique meaning in Star Wars. 1. Padme Parade Gown

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The outer dress drapes around the body somewhat loosely, is gathered across the top of each arm to create sleeve drapes that extend from mid-upper arm to the wrist.

It seems so. I only know her from the things she owned, and the stories told to me by people who knew her. These gowns were kept on Naboo for many years after her death, and eventually found their way to me. These matter to me, very much. I like to think of my granddaughter wearing them—if I ever have one. I want them kept safe." ―Baron Reya and Leia Organa, on the lakeside gown [3] Padmé Amidala was a Naboo human female who served as Queen [1] for two terms and later Senator of her homeworld, the planet Naboo [8] until her death. [10] She maintained a large wardrobe of elegant, ornate, and occasionally elaborate disguises, dresses, and robes [1] throughout her life with the assistance of her handmaidens. [3] On occasions Amidala's body double and handmaiden Sabé wore items from Amidala's wardrobe when impersonating Amidala. [1] By hiding Poe Dameron within one of the modified wardrobe boxes, he could emerge to locate San Tekka, free him from imprisonment, and place him safely inside the other box. To give him that opportunity, the Resistance would stage an incident as a distraction, [73] creating a pretense for Organa to seemingly believe the palace had proven too insecure to safeguard her mother's wardrobe. She would remove the wardrobe to her vessel, thereby extracting San Tekka. [9] The plan for the mission did not succeed. [73]Eirtama Ballory: " Is this an original or a replica of a historical piece? It must be super uncomfortable." Padmé Amidala: " It is. An original and uncomfortable, I mean." Eirtama Ballory: " I can design one that looks exactly the same and weighs half as much. No one will know the difference except for us." Suyan Higin: " Let me see that. Oh, yes, we can improve this. I think it was made before Karlini silk was imported in bulk, and there's no reason we can't duplicate it in a more wearable style. This one can go in a museum or something." ―The handmaidens soon to be known as Eirtaé and Yané discuss their new queen's wardrobe [2] Working alongside such renowned senators as Mon Mothma of Chandrila and Onaconda Farr of Rodia, young Amidala is helping serve the galaxy while still respecting her homeworld via her style and manner of dress, called 'tasteful' and 'traditional chic.' Senator Amidala is a fresh new face that the Senate needs." ― TriNebulon News [3]