Two new costumes this week with four sightings, comprising of three new shows that previously have not had a reused costume found in them before. That’s always really fun to get to add a tag to a show that’s totally new. It also means…there are other costumes to be found in those three new shows, so be sure to dig into them, my friends!
A big shout out to James, one of the very first contributors to this site (you can see all of his contributions here). He runs an incredible Youtube channel where he sews reproductions of movie costumes. This last week his video focused on the movie The Time Machine, which shows the passage of time in multiple ways, one of which is a dress shop window that features different costumes through the eras.
James discovered that all of the clothes featured in the window were reused costumes. Obviously that’s right up my alley. The video goes through and discusses each costume and where it came from. The amount of research involved is incredible! In addition, there are several costumes that are certainly reused, but it’s not evident from where. If you get the chance, please watch the video, and if you recognize any that aren’t yet identified, please leave James a note on his channel, or leave a comment below, or both! I know James and I would both really appreciate it. Also, follow his Youtube channel and his Instagram. You’ll be glad you did.
Speaking of Instagram. Man, I have no idea what has happened to the RMC Instagram account, but it has ground to a halt in terms of new followers. I don’t think my hashtags are showing up on the feed anymore. So a follow or a share on the Recycled Movie Costumes Instagram would be appreciated. Oof.
Some housekeeping notes:
Until next week, my friends! Keep sending in and uploading those submissions!
Two new costumes this week with four sightings, comprising of three new shows that previously have not had a reused costume found in them before. That’s always really fun to get to add a tag to a show that’s totally new. It also means…there are other costumes to be found in those three new shows, so be sure to dig into them, my friends!
A big shout out to James, one of the very first contributors to this site (you can see all of his contributions here). He runs an incredible Youtube channel where he sews reproductions of movie costumes. This last week his video focused on the movie The Time Machine, which shows the passage of time in multiple ways, one of which is a dress shop window that features different costumes through the eras.
James discovered that all of the clothes featured in the window were reused costumes. Obviously that’s right up my alley. The video goes through and discusses each costume and where it came from. The amount of research involved is incredible! In addition, there are several costumes that are certainly reused, but it’s not evident from where. If you get the chance, please watch the video, and if you recognize any that aren’t yet identified, please leave James a note on his channel, or leave a comment below, or both! I know James and I would both really appreciate it. Also, follow his Youtube channel and his Instagram. You’ll be glad you did.
Some housekeeping notes:
Until next week, my friends! Keep sending in and uploading those submissions!
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