Me encanta la idea de dejar la capa superior del vestido, como eso, una capa e ir de incógnito. La peli es una nueva versión de “la cenicienta” y el vestido es del mismo color que el personaje de Disney. Me gusta el guiño.

“As a costume designer, when I first read the script, I thought, These will be fabulous clothes to do!” Cunliffe discloses. “I was thrilled to be able to tell this story through the clothes. For example, in contrasting the American girl and this fantasy England, I cheated reality in that she is the only person allowed to wear blue jeans. I envisioned Daphne in a great, worn-out, dragging-on-the-ground pair of hip hugging jeans. But of course every young person the world over is wearing them these days, so I just had to decide, Not in my film they’re not! She alone is the one in sneakers and jeans with things dangling from them.”
“With the Henley Regatta, we went overboard on the nautical, red, white and blue-themed outfits. We gave each of the gatherings a different tone,” reveals Cunliffe. “For the first ball, which is meant to be rather dull and a bit of a failure, we put everyone in vintage clothes. Daphne’s coming out ball was based on My Fair Lady, but a bit chicer, with a lot of white and black and silvery glitter.”
“Glynnis’s clothes are very constricting, similar to the vice grip it seems she has on Dashwood. She wears big gold collars, and with the final ball gown, she wears a great collar of pearls. Her daughter Clarissa’s gowns have a rather aggressive bodice to match her attitude, and all her friends have bodices that are sort of like little teeth, in my mind.”