Discussion with Costume Designer, Colleen Atwood - Insights into Costume Design (The Art of Costume Podcast)
Acclaimed costume designer Colleen Atwood discusses her work on Netflix's "Wednesday" series in the latest episode of The Art of Costume Podcast. In the interview, Atwood delves into the creation of Wednesday Addams' iconic Nevermore Academy uniform, detailing her approach to bringing the character's distinct gothic aesthetic to life for a modern audience.
Joining host Spencer, Atwood shares her connection to The Addams Family, explaining how she carefully crafted Jenna Ortega's look to emphasize the character's signature elements, including her pale complexion, dark hair, and penchant for black clothing. Atwood insisted on maintaining the character's essential gothic appearance while adapting it for the show's dark and mysterious atmosphere, ensuring the costume reflected both the show's tone and Wednesday's personality within the Nevermore environment.
Key elements of Wednesday's ensemble were the striped Nevermore uniforms and the infamous Rave'N dress. Atwood sheds light on the creative process behind these standout costumes, revealing the inspiration and thoughtful design choices that make them so memorable.
Fans of the series can tune in now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and various podcast platforms to listen to the conversation between Colleen Atwood and Spencer. Share the episode on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, or via email to spread the news with fellow fans.
In the captivating discussion on The Art of Costume Podcast, award-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood discusses designing Jenna Ortega's costumes for the "Wednesday" series on Netflix, revealing the thoughtful design choices that make her outfits a striking blend of the character's timeless gothic aesthetic and the show's contemporary movies-and-tv setting in the entertainment industry. This conversation can be enjoyed by fans on various podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and more, and shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, or via email to engage with other enthusiasts.
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