The costumes in the film all come from designer Jenny Biwan. The most impressive thing is the red dress after the white robe was lit by the fire. It was inspired by the red dress named "Tree" designed by Charles James in 1956. The film background The story takes place in the 70s, which is also the "rock age". The blackened Kuila looks full of rock and roll punk. The chartered skirt composed of 5060 petals is inspired by Alexander McQueen's 1996 autumn and winter series. The newspaper skirt shape is inspired by the pirate master DIOR 2000 autumn and winter series. The graffiti "The Future" on the face is borrowed from the album cover of the pistol singer, and the makeup is also With reference to the style of rock singer Nina Hagen, many top designers can be seen in the modeling throughout the movie, especially McQueen.
Extended Reading
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Cruella de Vil: Anyway must dash. Much to avenge, revenge and destroy.
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[repeated line]
Baroness: Here's to me.
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You really don't have to tell me that my wife is her mother...
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The visual effect is too hot
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Is Cruella Adevil cruel or a devil?
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The baroness would have lived a glorious life if she had strangled the child in her stomach.
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The golden silk is full of insects, flowers bloom on the garbage truck, dry! That's awesome!