Star Wars (Star Wars) has become a popular blockbuster for attracting fans, and there are numerous exhibitions, but the six Star Wars Costumes show is really rare.

Recently, the Seattle music experience Museum (EMP Museum) is holding six large-scale costumes exhibition of Star Wars. 60 costumes such as bikini of Princess Leah (Princess Leia) and the wedding dress of Queen Amidala (Queen Amidala) will be unveiled.

The important role in the Star Wars scenario.

The exhibition of "rebellion, Jedi, Princess and Queen: the power of star wars and clothing" was CO produced by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and the Lucas Museum (Lucas Museum) of narrative art (Narrative Arts), and will be touring exhibitions in the United States of America (Institution).

In the exhibition, every piece of work is not protected by resin glass. People can watch closely. Photography is OK, but please do not use flash, three tripod or self timer.

The Darth Vader's clothing show is separate from you. You can take the self timer.

Here is a director George Lucas (George Lucas) and clothing.

Natallie Portman (Natalie Portman) introduces the video of clothing to tell the specific information of fashion design concept.

In addition, the fashion show is displayed by a faceless fashion model rather than a life size sculpture. It aims to emphasize the role of clothing rather than focusing on the characters.

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The Jedi Knights of Anakin Skywalker (Anakin Skywalker) are very special. When he gets old and becomes a black warrior, the color of his robe will darken.

But in the third part, the color of his robe has also deepened, which shows the struggle between light and darkness in his character.

In the film star Wars prequel 1: Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menac, Queen Amidala is red.

The miraculous lighting is powered by car batteries. The actor has to hide the battery under a heavy skirt to show its radiant effect.

In addition, Queen Amidala's wedding dress is made partly of Italy lace sheets, while the fur of Chubaka (Chewbacca) is made of yak hair and mohair.