CELEBRATE THE ROYAL FASHION WITHIN THESE FILMS WITH A ROYAL NIGHT OUT...
22:42:00Hey Lovelies,
I hope you are already to get dressed up for this royal party that is about to happen on the blog lovelies, because with only a few more days to go until ‘A Royal Night Out’ comes out on DVD and Blu-ray I wanted to celebrate with you a very special element of the film. For me sometimes the way a character look is the reason in which we remember them.
I will admit lovelies that I did not write this, as I think the writer deserves the credit, as it is brilliant lovelies and I hope that you all enjoy it…
The monarchy always makes for a fascinating subject on film, due in no small part to the incredible array of costumes that are often on display. From 17th century France to imperial Russia, the sartorial choices of Royalty always make for a spectacular showpiece. To celebrate the release of A ROYAL NIGHT OUT, which arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand from 7th Sept 2015 and EST from 4th Sept 2015, we take a look back on some of the greatest royal fashion on film...
A Royal Night Out (2015): Inspired by true events, this heart-warming, wonderfully nostalgic romantic comedy tells the riotous tale of a beloved future monarch experiencing the energy and spirit of one of the most unique nights in history. On VE Day, 1945, people all over Europe are celebrating the end of the war. London overflows with celebration and after pleading their case to their parents, two young girls are allowed to leave their house and join the party. Nothing particularly unusual about that... except, in this case, home is Buckingham Palace, and the two young girls are Princess Margaret (Bel Powley) and the future Queen of England, Elizabeth (Sarah Gadon). Gadon and Powley sport some beautiful party dresses, complete with fur stoles and diamonds, while the extras are all bedecked in their 1940’s finest, giving even the most riotous street party scenes an effortlessly classy edge.
A Little Chaos (2015): Alan Rickman and Kate Winslet reunite for this wonderfully romantic period drama, which focuses on brilliantly talented landscape gardener Madame Sabine De Barra (Winslet) who finds herself an unlikely candidate for landscape architect of the still‐to-be-completed Palace of Versailles. Thrown into the bewildering world of the court of King Louis XIV (Alan Rickman), she has little time for the classical, ordered designs of her employer, the famous architect Le Nôtre (Matthias Schoenaerts). However, as she works on her creation, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to him, while attempting to negotiate the perilous rivalries and intricate etiquette of the court. Joan Bergin oversaw the costumes, ensuring that Sabine’s humble dresses drew a sharp contrast alongside the showiness of Rickman’s King Louis XIV as well as a scene-stealing Stanley Tucci, who plays the king’s flamboyant brother, Philippe d’ Orleans.
The film is due out on the 7th September digitally and on DVD and Blu-ray, while the EST will be out from the 4th September lovelies, so look out for it soon!
Blog Soon,
Joey X
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