There are no icebergs to look out for, but maybe suns or moons? Apparently this will be the QE2 of the future. Gaultier is dedicated to the max, he checked over all extra’s before they would be let loose on set, an example of his devotion to detail can be seen in the robot bartender and the receptionist. To all firey head ladies the perfect being has your colour hair. The most infamous costume is that of young LeeLoo’s first outift.
I think I may dream of this outfit everynight for the rest of my life.
#Fifth element outfit tv#
The sailor and captain suits are nautical chic with Gaultier’s coture touch of gold glamour and trademark rings on the sleeves.Ĭhris Tucker’s hilarious portrayal as radio show host (has TV been banished?) Ruby Rhod is complemented by Gaultier’s appropirate designs of coture structure and outrageous transvestite prints. The hair is platinum blonder and the lashes are fake. It’s still a uniform, but there is emphasis on the chest area and the skirts are short. I love how Gaultier has recognized this formation and blown it out of the park. There is no denying that there is an emphasis on glamour and sex appeal, if you’re a minger then dont even think about it.
#Fifth element outfit code#
It is well known that the specifications of beauty and dress code are very strict on air hostesses. If I got to wear this uniform as an airhostess I would definitely switch to an aviation waitress career, easyjet take notes! He explores the future through traditional and classic concepts that are washed with the lack of boudaries that science fiction conducts. As much as being a fashion designer you get to unleash creativtiy through fantasy it must be a welcomed outler to design without the constraits of a runway or ready-to-wear. This isn’t Gaultier’s first job as a Costume Designer, he has designed for Pedro Almodovar’s Kika (1993) and The City of Lost Children (1995). For me, it has everything that you need romance, hot mamas and papas, fashion, action and my favourite the ‘What is life question?’. I think this film is one of the reasons why I am a cinephile today. Why wouldn’t I want to see what someone thinks New York in 2263 is going to look like? I definitely have a major crush on sci-fi. Like many of the films that are in my repetitive library, The Fifth Element (1997) is strikingly visual and I will start this post off with my favourite image… I promise I have tried to edit down the amount of images for this post but, it was tough. So there were 954 costumes produced for this film.
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