A Look at the Wardrobes of Diferent Medieval, Fairytale-ish Fantasy and Renaissance Films.

I finally decided ( with a little help from my sister) that I needed a little more medieval influence on the blog. I'm afraid it's been taken over by fairytales at the moment. My sister told Me I should name it "Fairytale Fixation".That's why I've had some history posts, and because I love the history. Idon't know whether it's boring to yall or not. So now we'll have some lovely medieval dresses to look at. I hope you enjoy the collection. They're from movies I have and haven't seen along with a few photographs that fit in well, but quite frankly I don't have a clue where they come from. Due to some techincalities some of the pictures are a little small. There would be a whole lot more but I've had a terrible time finding good full length shots of the gowns.

I'll start off with one of my favorites! It was worn by Liv Tyler in Lord of the Rings.

Check the sleeves! That's what I love the best.



Can anyone tell me who this girl in the mist is. My guess would be Liv Tyler again as Arwen, but I really don't know.

Lord of the Rings - Eowyn

Now to me, a gril in a medieval dress holding a sword is just down right cool!

And swinging the sword is even cooler...as long as it's in the general direction of the villian.



I Love Eowyns Green Gown!






This is one of my favourite dresses from the Narnia films but you don't even get to see the whole thing.




I'm going to make the assumption that this is from the new Three Musketeers movie.
Love the dress though, and I think it fits in this catagory.

This is from Braveheart.....that's all I know.




Keira Knightly  in the Movie King Arthur.



I think girls with bows and arrows are pretty cool too.



Kiera Knightly in King Arthur

I love all of Sophia Lorens gowns in the Movie "El Cid" where she plays oposite Charlton Heston.
I wish I could find more of her gowns and better pictures. They are gorgeous!

Olivia Hussey as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet.




Janet Leigh in The Vikings with Tony Curtis and Kirk Douglas.
Her crown does seem a might exagerated...I think.




Right: Janet Leigh - In The Black Shield of Fallworth



The Black Sheild of Fallworth



The Black Sheild of Fallworth




Christine Kaufman in Taras Bulba. This is not a medieval film, it's actually set in the 1800's but it still looks very medieval, especialy her dresses.






Olivia de Haviland in Robin Hood



That's one medieval style I don't go for....womens head gear.



Oliva de Haviland and Errol Flynn
I've always loved those braids they're gorgeous I think, but even though I have really long hair and its really thick compared to most peoples....it's not quite like Oliva de Havilands here.


Well that's about all I can dig up at the moment. I'll save some more for next time.

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