Prince of Persia Costumes *Pic Heavy*
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prarichaya
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that's look nice but the green pants......
oh and anyone consider to make some replica for the props?
i really like the props from this movie but the price of that real bracelet from Thorn just shocked me.
oh and anyone consider to make some replica for the props?
i really like the props from this movie but the price of that real bracelet from Thorn just shocked me.
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SenatorSelina
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My thoughts that this can be just embossed leather in floral design.
You can see here similar designs/patterns like on his armour:
http://www.rodenleather.com/embossed/embossed.html
http://www.frommoroccowithlove.com/embossed-leather-pouf.html
You can see here similar designs/patterns like on his armour:
http://www.rodenleather.com/embossed/embossed.html
http://www.frommoroccowithlove.com/embossed-leather-pouf.html
KristinaLeigh
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Thank you for posting it. I was really interested in seeing if the corset was a ribbon corset or not. It kinda looks like it might just have piping on it. The best shot of the costume is at the end, I believe.
Sorry about the name confusion...I mixed the name up with the character Tamira from Titus Andronicus...Thespian mistake. lol. Rs and Ns...blah.
the_batdemon
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Sideshow Collectibles has pics of the HT figure
http://www.sideshowtoy.com/?page_id=4489&sku=3000401
http://www.sideshowtoy.com/?page_id=4489&sku=3000401
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SenatorSelina
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Hmm...I can say only that this figure has a wonderful details,but he isn't looks like Jake Gylenhall.
And I really want to make this costume for my bf,which have long hair,like rock and heavy metal boys have.
prarichaya
New Member
yeah i totally forgot about the end of the movie! i'll check it out by tomorrow. i've done some research about the costume, they say that the original costumes were on display in El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood till June 16. Anyone live around there might wanna check it out?:love
here some pics
i want to go there so bad!!! want to check it out myself. Unfortunately, i live in the South... oh and i have read some of the Interviews with the costume designer, Penny Rose. I think this might give you guys some ideas about the costume.
here's the link of the interview.
http://clothesonfilm.com/prince-of-persia-interview-with-costume-designer-penny-rose/10220/
here some pics
i want to go there so bad!!! want to check it out myself. Unfortunately, i live in the South... oh and i have read some of the Interviews with the costume designer, Penny Rose. I think this might give you guys some ideas about the costume.
here's the link of the interview.
http://clothesonfilm.com/prince-of-persia-interview-with-costume-designer-penny-rose/10220/
Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Whats with the Prince of Persia Commodore amiga Version costume?!? :lol
why would you buy a replica when you said your getting the screen used one :confused
KristinaLeigh
Well-Known Member
Was the movie theater exhibit the only one with costumes? It'd be cool if we could get some pictures of some of the other costumes too...
prarichaya
New Member
i dont know about tht but i can check it out for you by tom.
Elvenguard13
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here is a website showing the prayer robe and some others including a hassansin costume.
Prince of Persia: Firsthand Look at the Costumes | Clothes on Film
I am working on a Nizam costume as well so i will update my own thread when I can.
Also I bought a brocade fabric on ebay for my Nizam coat. Its not the same pattern but its similar and is probably the closest I would be able to get to the original. Here is a pic of Nizam's costume at a display.
If you look you will see Nizam's gold brocade coat underneath a larger travelling coat which would be worn when riding out in the desert or riding from city to city.
Oh and post some in progress pics of your costumes. I will do the same if anyone is interested. I may (if my Nizam costume turns out alright) try and make Zolm's (lead hassansin) costume as it looks like a good costume and a challenge to make.
Prince of Persia: Firsthand Look at the Costumes | Clothes on Film
I am working on a Nizam costume as well so i will update my own thread when I can.
Also I bought a brocade fabric on ebay for my Nizam coat. Its not the same pattern but its similar and is probably the closest I would be able to get to the original. Here is a pic of Nizam's costume at a display.
If you look you will see Nizam's gold brocade coat underneath a larger travelling coat which would be worn when riding out in the desert or riding from city to city.
Oh and post some in progress pics of your costumes. I will do the same if anyone is interested. I may (if my Nizam costume turns out alright) try and make Zolm's (lead hassansin) costume as it looks like a good costume and a challenge to make.
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Elvenguard13
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Anyone started a costume yet?
I am starting my Nizam coat next week or the week after so will post pics as I go along.
I am starting my Nizam coat next week or the week after so will post pics as I go along.
Elvenguard13
New Member
Ok so today I finished stitching my Nizam belt. I decided to use vinyl (faux leather) as it would keep costs down. There is still some work to be done on it, like adding studs and decorating it.
I also cut out my Nizam coat. I enlisted the help of a friend who has experience with making costumes so she kindly offered to help me. This is my first costume project so she will probably be doing most of the work, but of course showing me how to do things and she'll give me little tips here and there.
Hopefully you will like the work we have done so far.
Also I bought the toy dagger of time and two brass rings for the costume.
Pics:
Photo0081 is a pic of the braiding I chose to stitch around the coat.
I also cut out my Nizam coat. I enlisted the help of a friend who has experience with making costumes so she kindly offered to help me. This is my first costume project so she will probably be doing most of the work, but of course showing me how to do things and she'll give me little tips here and there.
Hopefully you will like the work we have done so far.
Also I bought the toy dagger of time and two brass rings for the costume.
Pics:
Photo0081 is a pic of the braiding I chose to stitch around the coat.
Elvenguard13
New Member
any updates on your prince of persia costumes?
just so you all know, I am still doing my Nizam costume but after a pretty hectic year I had to put it on hold. I have also changed which Nizam outfit I am doing. I was originally gonna do the Gold coat that he wears towards the climax of the film but I have now decided to go with the 'funeral' outfit.
I am planning on doing both shirts that he wears with his black coat. He wears a royal blue shirt when he goes to see the Hassansins so I thought it'd be cool to do both and see which one I like best.
I am not going to do the large over coat with the hood that he wears during the funeral, I just want to concentrate on the coat and shirt.
will post pics as I progress.
oh and does anyone know if the pattern on Nizam's cuffs and up the front of the coat is a braid trimming of some kind or if its embroidered?
hope you have all had a go at ur prince of persia inspired costumes
pic of the 'funeral' outfit:
just so you all know, I am still doing my Nizam costume but after a pretty hectic year I had to put it on hold. I have also changed which Nizam outfit I am doing. I was originally gonna do the Gold coat that he wears towards the climax of the film but I have now decided to go with the 'funeral' outfit.
I am planning on doing both shirts that he wears with his black coat. He wears a royal blue shirt when he goes to see the Hassansins so I thought it'd be cool to do both and see which one I like best.
I am not going to do the large over coat with the hood that he wears during the funeral, I just want to concentrate on the coat and shirt.
will post pics as I progress.
oh and does anyone know if the pattern on Nizam's cuffs and up the front of the coat is a braid trimming of some kind or if its embroidered?
hope you have all had a go at ur prince of persia inspired costumes
pic of the 'funeral' outfit:
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Risu
Master Member
Sorry I didn't get these uploaded until now. I had used a friend's phone and just got them from him a couple weeks ago when I finally decided to make this costume. These are all from the Arclight in the Sherman Oaks Galleria, taken back in 2010.
As you can see, the boots here are some kind of combat boot with a bunch of grey/brown cow suede and 5 oz. goatskin straps wrapped/glued/riveted on. These seem to be the boots used throughout most of the movie, but I also spotted two others in the_batdemon's album on page 1 of this thread. One seems to have a flat leather sole, I'd guess those are the hero boots, and the other has a humongous lug sole. Not really sure what those were used for. The combat boots seem like the easiest and most practical option to me. You might also notice in his pictures that the top of the boots have the same conchos as on the right arm straps, and in one shot you can see them folded over and on the inside of the boot is another stylized plate, the back of those conchos. That detail leads me to believe that these things weren't just sculpted and resin cast, I think they're real conchos that can be purchased somewhere, probably with rivet posts. I know that the conchos on Jack Sparrow's baldric have never been found, so there might be no hope of ever finding these either, but there are three different ones in different sizes, which might mean they're commercially available and not specially made by a peasant family in a third world country, which has been the case in the past.
So, is anybody still interested in this costume? Or just have a lot of free time and google skills?
As you can see, the boots here are some kind of combat boot with a bunch of grey/brown cow suede and 5 oz. goatskin straps wrapped/glued/riveted on. These seem to be the boots used throughout most of the movie, but I also spotted two others in the_batdemon's album on page 1 of this thread. One seems to have a flat leather sole, I'd guess those are the hero boots, and the other has a humongous lug sole. Not really sure what those were used for. The combat boots seem like the easiest and most practical option to me. You might also notice in his pictures that the top of the boots have the same conchos as on the right arm straps, and in one shot you can see them folded over and on the inside of the boot is another stylized plate, the back of those conchos. That detail leads me to believe that these things weren't just sculpted and resin cast, I think they're real conchos that can be purchased somewhere, probably with rivet posts. I know that the conchos on Jack Sparrow's baldric have never been found, so there might be no hope of ever finding these either, but there are three different ones in different sizes, which might mean they're commercially available and not specially made by a peasant family in a third world country, which has been the case in the past.
So, is anybody still interested in this costume? Or just have a lot of free time and google skills?
