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Relive the Stylish Journey of Padmé Amidala from Attack of the Clones through Detailed Paper Doll Reenactments

A Star Wars collectible item, an authentic old piece of artwork, is being auctioned off on May the Fourth as part of a Star Wars memorabilia event.

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Relive the Stylish Journey of Padmé Amidala from Attack of the Clones through Detailed Paper Doll Reenactments

Realizing Padmé Amidala's Fashion Impact

Decades ago, the iconic twin buns of Princess Leia are what initially captivated Star Wars fans regarding fashion, but it wasn't until the prequels that a genuine style queen took the center stage in the galaxy far, far away. Of course, we're referring to Padmé Amidala. While her royal attire as Queen of Naboo impressed in The Phantom Menace, it was Attack of the Clones that truly showcased the Natalie Portman character's love for flowing fabrics and sleek battle attire.

Fast-forward 23 years, and finding pristine copies of the Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: Padmé Amidala Paper Doll Book has become a daunting task. However, a mint copy of this precious collectible is not what you're after – Heritage Auctions, that's taking part in the upcoming May the Fourth celebrations, is offering the original acrylic-on-paper artworks by Joyce Patti, authentically mounted on illustration boards, ready for exhibition. Gaze upon these remarkable details and glimpses of Padmé's personal and professional life, as portrayed in the book.

The set of eight artworks (approximately 13.25 inches by 20 inches each) captures Padmé in her new role as the Senator representing Naboo, as well as her casual outfits during her romantic journey with Anakin Skywalker. Here are some delightful pieces you'll find, as Heritage Auctions explains: "her loyalist dress, her refugee dress, her picnic dress, her dinner dress, her Tatooine blue dress, her wedding gown, and her Geonosis battle attire." Anakin even makes an appearance, but his Jedi outfit reportedly can't quite measure up to Padmé's unparalleled galactic elegance.

Keep in mind: the starting bid for acquiring this exclusive set of original illustrations is a royal $3,000. Discover how to bid by visiting this link. For further auction details, explore the full Star Wars sale here.

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  3. Direct Contact: If you can't find the necessary information online, consider contacting Heritage Auctions directly to learn about the auction specifics and the original illustrations.
  4. The original acrylic-on-paper artworks by Joyce Patti, depicting Padmé Amidala from 'Star Wars: Attack of the Clones', will be auctioned off by Heritage Auctions during the May the Fourth celebrations.
  5. The set of eight artworks, including Padmé's Senator attire, casual outfits, and battle attire, gives a unique insight into her personal and professional life, as portrayed in the 'Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: Padmé Amidala Paper Doll Book'.
  6. In this auction, you can bid to own an exclusive set of original illustrations featuring Padmé Amidala, set to start at a royal $3,000.
  7. In addition to updates on this auction, explore io9 for the latest news on Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, Doctor Who, and the DC Universe to stay informed about the future ofpop-culture and entertainment.

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