COSTUMES
Paramount’s costume department traces its roots to the studio’s early years in the 1910s, when wardrobe was a central part of the production process. The first credited costume designer for Paramount was Clare West, who had worked for Cecil B. DeMille and was known for his belief that costumes should be unique and not “anything anybody could possibly find in a store”. Silver Screen Modes by Christian Esquevin. West became Wardrobe Supervisor in the early 1920s, overseeing the department at the Hollywood Paramount lot, which included dedicated prop and costume areas.
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Costumes
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra |
The Scarlet Empress (1934)This crown (Kokoshnik Cap) is a Hollywood interpretation of traditional Russian imperial headwear.
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The Sign of the Cross/GladiatorThe headdress is from The Sign of the Cross (1932) with Laudette Colbert. The other jewelry is from Gladiator (2000)
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