'What I wanted to do with her costumes also is to show the strength of her character and it's to combine colors in interesting, quite unusual ways – the choice of coral and magenta is quite arresting and unusual and gives her a sense of personal and iconic style,' Wilkinson said. Wilkinson used fabrics from Morocco, Turkey, India, Jordan, and Iran to make this dress, and wanted to make it bold in its use of colors. 'I knew I had to create something very special for this moment.' ' has promised to meet her secretly and ends up not turning up, so she gets stood up,' Wilkinson saID. This gown is from a meeting in the courtyard between Jasmine and Aladdin, though it ends up being a one person affair after Aladdin never shows up. 'This was the one time for this moment it felt right to have that corset, it completely straightens her up and it's the first time we see her going from running around in the mud with Aladdin to being absolutely wow … so the outfit was very uncomfortable but incredibly impressive and worth it,' Scott said. While it was visually impressive, it wasn't the most comfortable thing to wear. 'I was always very, very adamant that the more trousers, the better, as to me, that is Jasmine's trademark,' Scott said. That said, they did include something that's a Jasmine trademark, as you can see she's wearing turquoise trousers underneath the skirt. 'We wanted to show the formality and the structure of this whole set-up in the dress itself, so it's quite a restrictive bodice but it's highly decorative,' Wilkinson explains. This is from a scene where people are coming to ask for her hand in marriage, and the gown does a great deal to set up the scene. This gown is just stunning and features a five-foot train in addition to the vivid colors and decorative accents. In this latest episode, we share our Detective Pikachu review, talk MCU Phase 4, Marvel's new Hulu shows, and more! Make sure to subscribe now and never miss an episode! Have you subscribed to ComicBook Nation, the official Podcast of yet? Check it out by clicking here or listen below.

'The film is a celebration of the beauty of Arab culture,' Wilkinson said, and you can get up-close looks at several of her new outfits over the next few slides! This was also a chance to include more influences from Arab, Indian, and Asian cultures. 'When you're designing the costumes for a live action film that's based on animation, there's an opportunity to take these characters and give them literally more depth and details, really think about them as fully-fleshed people with complex psychologies and interesting personalities, so it was wonderful to explore who Jasmine really was and be able to express that through her many costumes in the film,' Wilkinson said. Jasmine will wear about 10 different outfits throughout Aladdin, and all of them are an extension of the scene or what Jasmine is currently going throughout. 'If she's wearing something that's structured and beautiful, it can't just be the sake of it looking great, it needs to be connected to the story.' 'The main conversation is structure versus freedom that I think is obviously is the metaphor for her journey as a character,' Scott told EW. Wilkinson and Scott spoke to EW all about Jasmine's impressive wardrobe, and how each dress really harnesses the feel and tone of the scene she's in.

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