Yo, Let's Dish About Loki's Sweet Style with Costume Designer, Christine Wada!
Discussing Loki's Second Season Costume Design with Christine Wada on The Art of Costume Podcast
Join the gang in this rip-roaring episode of The Art of Costume Podcast as they delve deep into the mind-bending world of Loki Season 2 featuring the one and only Tom Hiddleston. But here's the twist, folks! You ain't gonna be just watching Loki's antics solo. In this episode, the team is accompanied by the mastermind behind Loki's spectacular outfits, Christine Wada!
Venture with us as we unpack the creative decisions behind Loki's iconic looks, draw inspiration from the TVA, avant-garde designers, and even the World's Fair Chicago 1893. Some Loki-loving Our Flag Means Death enthusiasts might even score a fun surprise!
Catch it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcast fix!
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Please note, while research revealed that Christine Wada was inspired by diverse sources such as the DMV and consulted the McDonald's handbook for 1982 uniform accuracy[2][4], this specific episode may not have delved too deep into these inspirations. For a more detailed discussion about the inspirations behind the costumes in Loki Season 2, consider checking out the episode or a transcript of Christine Wada's appearance on The Art of Costume Podcast.
- References
- The Art of Costume Podcast Episode with Christine Wada
- McDonald's Handbook Consultation for Costume Creation
- Announcement of Christine Wada's Participation on Instagram
- DMV Inspiration for Loki Costume Design
- In this captivating podcast episode, Christine Wada, the costume designer for Loki, discusses her inspirations for the character's extraordinary looks, making an appearance on The Art of Costume Podcast.
- Delve into the world of movies-and-tv entertainment and gain insight into the creative process behind Loki's costumes as Christine Wada shares her thoughts on The Art of Costume Podcast.
