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Costume
The realism of "Titanic" extends beyond the steel, rivets, hardware and other physical elements. The filmmakers also took the same painstaking efforts to ensure its population of actors' dress and mannerisms were just as true to the period as their environment.
"This was an era of great formality," Costume Designer Deborah L. Scott says. "People of wealth changed their wardrobe four and five times a day. Their clothes were so elaborate that personal maids and valets were absolutely necessary. The clothes were incredibly bautiful and detailed."
Jack Dawson (Leonardo Dicaprio)
(Wearing almost all the time)
Cal Hockley (Billy Zane)
(Wearing almost all the time)
Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet)
(10th April, 1912 afternoon. Boarind time)
(11th April, 1912 morning. While they are dicussing about the name of Titanic)
(11th April, 1912 night. When Kate wanted to jump into the sea)
(12th April, 1912 night. During third class dance)
(13th April, 1912 afternoon. During "flying")
(13th April, 1912 night. Before "drawing")
(13th-14th April, 1912. Before and during sinking)
Margaret "Molly" Brown (Kathy Bates)
(Wearing almost all the time)
Ruth DeWitt Bukater (Frances Fisher)
(Wearing almost all the time)
Bruce Ismay (Jonathan Hyde)
(Wearing almost all the time)
Thomas Andrews (Victor Garber)
(Wearing almost all the time)
E.J. Smith, Captain of the R.M.S. Titanic (Bernard Hill)
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Last Updated on 1st August, 2001 at 00:00. ::DESIGN ALPHA:: Copyright (c) 2000-2001 Zoneless Technology. All rights reserved.
