Relive the Fashion Spectacle from Padmé Amidala's Attack of the Clones with Intricate Paper Doll Replicas
Flaunt Your Star Wars Fashion Flair with Joyce Patti's Original Amidala Artwork
Ever since the iconic twin buns of Princess Leia marked the first Star Wars fashion statement, it was Padmé Amidala who truly took the style game to another level in the galaxy far, far away. Star Wars enthusiasts will remember her as the ultimate style icon, especially in Attack of the Clones, where the Natalie Portman character shined in her flowing fabrics and sleek battle attire.
Lucasfilm, known for their marketing prowess, released a paper doll book celebrating costume designer Trisha Biggar's stunning creations. It's been 23 years since the movie's release, yet pristine copies of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: Padmé Amimdale Paper Doll Book are Scarce.
Yet, there's good news! As part of an upcoming Star Wars sale in honor of May the Fourth, Heritage Auctions is offering not just copies of the book but the actual acrylic-on-paper original artworks by Joyce Patti, displayed beautifully on illustration boards.
This set of eight artworks (each measuring around 13.25'' x 20'') showcases Padmé's transformation from the Senator of Naboo to her everyday attire while falling for Anakin Skywalker. The pieces include her "loyalist dress," "refugee dress," "picnic dress," "dinner dress," "Tatooine blue dress," "wedding gown," "Geonosis battle attire," and even a bonus outfit for Anakin Skywalker. However, Padmé's undeniable galactic flair outshines Anakin's Jedi robes.
It's important to note that to own these exquisite pieces, you'll need to bid at least $3,000. Learn more about bidding here. You can explore the entire Star Wars auction here.
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Additional Insights:
- Joyce Patti, a renowned artist, designed the illustrations for the Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: Padmé Amimdale Paper Doll Book.
- Each artwork piece measures roughly 13.25'' x 20''.
- The original artworks highlight various outfits worn by Padmé Amidala throughout the movie.
- Heritage Auctions is auctioning off the original artworks as part of their Star Wars Day sale on May the Fourth.
- Bidding for the artworks begins at $3,000.
- The original artworks of Princess Padmé Amidala's outfits from 'Star Wars: Attack of the Clones', designed by Joyce Patti, are up for auction at Heritage Auctions.
- These rare pieces, showcasing Padmé's transformations and ornate attire, measure approximately 13.25'' x 20''.
- The collected set includes illustrations of the senator's everyday wear, special occasion outfits, and battle gear, surpassing Anakin Skywalker's Jedi robes in galactic flair.
- The upcoming 'Star Wars' sale on May the Fourth will include the auctions for these true treasures of Star Wars pop-culture and entertainment.
- To acquire these exquisite artworks, interested enthusiasts will need to place a bid of at least $3,000 on the Heritage Auctions website.
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