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  • Claudette Clobert as Cleopatra wearing a black and white costume with bird motifs in the 1934 film "Cleopatra."
    • Paramount Pictures

    Cleopatra

    1934

    Costume seen on Claudette Colbert as Cleopatra

  • A model wearing a black and white costume with bird motifs in a Paramount promotional video for Travis Banton Designs.
    • Paramount Pictures

    Paramount Promotional for Travis Banton Designs

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This stunning black and white costume was first worn by Claudette Colbert for the role of Cleopatra in the 1934 film Cleopatra. The costume was also seen modeled for a Paramount Promotional video of Travis Banton Designs, though the year, along with the model, are unknown.

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About the Costume

This stunning black and white costume was first worn by Claudette Colbert for the role of Cleopatra in the 1934 film Cleopatra. The costume was also seen modeled for a Paramount Promotional video of Travis Banton Designs, though the year, along with the model, are unknown.

Want to see more costumes designed by Travis Banton? Click here to see more of his work!

This stunning black and white costume was first worn by Claudette Colbert for the role of Cleopatra in the 1934 film Cleopatra. The costume was also seen modeled for a Paramount Promotional video of Travis Banton Designs, though the year, along with the model, are unknown.

Want to see more costumes designed by Travis Banton? Click here to see more of his work!

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  • Travis Banton

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