The Costumes of Joffery Baratheon (Game of Thrones #7)
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- An in-depth analysis of the costumes worn by Joffrey Baratheon, from the HBO series Game of Thrones. Spoilers
Please leave your costume questions in the comment section for my upcoming Q & A!
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The most interesting part of Jeoffrey's costumes on a general level is that they're so damn elegant, making him look like the fairy-tale prince Sansa wanted him to be... but he's a monster. I love the contrast.
A beautiful package with a rotten core. 😁
Game of Thrones at its finest!
On top of his amazing wardrobe, can we talk about how much he was constantly striking the sassiest poses? I hated his guts but I’d love to have that level of flamboyance and style...minus the sociopathic ego.
Joffrey, flower hater, removes all the vine and flower themes from the throne room and his fashion; then tyrells come and roses creep into his crown and head and his bride is wearing the flower dress of the century
Joffrey: well shit
Haha! Good point.
I hated the character but DAMN he was snatched. I want my marital gown to be like this. Tsarevich-inspired.
+Brave Kate Sorry for my ignorance but who/ what is Tsarevich?
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Tsarevich is the son of a tsar. So it's like a Slavic prince.
+HindsightPOV Thank you!
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;)
Out of all the men on the show, I think Joffrey wears my favorite male costumes. His fabrics and jewelry are beautiful, and you can tell they are meant for a king.
I am a new subbie and I commented on one of your other videos that I love your channel... but I am curious... you have great knowledge of fashion from certain time periods and cultures, costume design for TV and film, and fabrics/materials.... do you work in the industry or have some type of career in costume design? Or did you study costume design and/or history in regards to fashion? Your videos are so detailed - you have a great understanding of the historical/cultural influences used to create the costumes, the actual process of designing and making costumes, and a keen eye for jewelry, materials and fabrics. You must have some sort of experience with this stuff!
Hi Angela! Thank you so much for commenting. I studied costuming in theatre school and then worked mostly in theatre, some TV and film. I don't currently work in the field - left when my kids were young. I work as a freelance writer and do TH-cam on the side because I still love it!
Costume Cinematografico thanks for the response! Your experience and knowledge shows in your videos! Your channel is a gem, so glad you came up in my suggestions on TH-cam!
He was terrible but his clothing pieces are exquisite.
Absolutely!
Oh, pleeeeeease please do a video on Littlefinger's costumes! He is so darn elegant :)
+LittleLadyLovebird Yes, I think I shall.
I never noticed his clothing.His character is so unlikable.
@@AmpleVibrations1 he was an asshole but he played the game so damn well.
Do you have anything on Tywin's costumes- I was fascinated how they played off against Joffreys, with much of the detail and ostentation being on the inside, glimpsed only through open panels. His funeral robe was also unlike anything we had seen before, it looked like medieval ecclesiastical robes. I'd love some info on that!
I haven't done a Tywin video yet, but I can add it to my list. :)
I would love to see a Catelyn Stark costume breakdown!
I'm going to touch on it in my upcoming video about Westeros.
Joffrey's costumes are my favorite of the King's Landing royalty. I see some of them are displayed. Do you know what happened to all of his costumes since he never wore anything twice? Are they all displayed somewhere?
Great video, BTW!
+Louise T I'm not sure what happened to them. A lot of his costumes have gone on tour and exhibited throughout the world. I saw that Catelyn and Melissandre costumes were displayed at the HBO store in New York. I really hope that they are toured again.
Seems like the men's clothing isn't nearly as complicated as the women's! Now I gotta watch Margery's!
Speaking of cosplay, I have made an entire medieval style (French Louis 14th) out of a pare of curtains and double duvet cover. I made a huge full skirt out of curtain and thin cotton top out of curtain lining. I made a matching cape (no good with deep collar to go over head when raining), out of duvet cover. You do NOT need to spend a lot of money on Cosplay costumes. Its a hobby for everybody!
+Muddy Witch Would you send me a picture? I can share it in an upcoming video.
Just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed! I would love if you would do a video on Moulin Rouge or on Gone with the Wind. I've always loved the costumes in those movies
+TsubasaDreams I've had Moulin Rouge on the back burner for some time. It's one of my favourites! My sister really wants me to do GWTW. :)
I think I would love anything Baz Luhrmann-Catherine Martin. The costuming in his films are so sumptuous. I feel particularly greedy requesting two more films haha but I would also love to see a breakdown of Milena Canonero's work in Marie Antoinette and The Grand Budapest Hotel.
+TsubasaDreams Got Marie Antoinette on the list. I might do Grand Budapest in the future once I get through some films.
I know nothing about fashion, but I love your videos and never miss even a single one. Now I find myself looking at costumes from a movie or tv show and I try to analyse it! Thank you so much!
Can you please do one on Titanic (1997)? I saw a video where they mentioned how authentic they tried to be by using beads only from that era. I would love your input on it.
Thank you so much! I should do Titanic, I will add it to my list. 😁
The best costumes in Game of Thrones tbh.
Agreed! I love the men's costumes more than the women's.
The armour detail is beautiful! Thank you so much for all these details ⭐️
Thanks Wendy!
Heard many people say the same thing, Joffrey was the best dressed male character
I've just binge-watched a lot of your videos, and I loved all of them! I was happy so subscribe to your channel, and cannot for the love of me understand why you don't have more followers! But if the quality keeps being this strong, surely with time it will come. Keep up the good work, and thank you!
Thanks so much Sara! My earlier videos the sound wasn't so great. It's taken a bit of time to get that part down. I really appreciate your kind comment and i encourages me to keep going! I have seen quite a good bit of growth recently, so I'm hoping it will catch on. Cheers, Heidi. 😆
I usually watch videos 1.75 or 2 times faster, your Closed Captions helped alot. Thank you very much!
Nabilah Akram Thank you for telling me! I never new that viewers did this but I will be CC any future vids :)
The Lannister actors NAILED and ATE their roles. And for a while With the clothes, you forget that Joffrey is supposed to be a ‘Baratheon’ his colours are always red, or at least the extremely prominent one. I guess it’s as if they’re not trying to hide it. There’s little Baratheon influence on Joffrey or Tommen and the audience forget it’s supposed to be the Baratheon not Lannister legacy
Another video! And once again I love it... It's actually surprising to see how GoT costumes are influenced by Asian cultures, for the gowns as much as for the armours. I've never noticed the sash made a parallel between Joffrey's fashion and Tywin's. Lil fucker had actually good taste. I have a question for the Q&A, maybe it will sound strange: is there a character in particular you'd like to cosplay? Unless you've already done it lol.
Anyway, great job, please go on!
As I do more and more GOTs videos, I'm amazed how much Michele Clapton borrowed from Chinese, Japanese and Indian cultures. It's very fun to look at their clothing and fabrics. I've always loved saree (sari) fabric since was a girl. The colours are so vivid and beautiful.
I love saree fabric as well, and I'm not even Indian (as a matter of fact I'm French). Can't explain why but this clothing is kinda refreshing to me.
My husband has been all through India and China, but sadly I have never been there myself. I would love to go. :)
Lucky him! As far as I'm concerned, I've never left Europe. But I'd like to visit India, Nepal, Kirghizistan...
Great video! Joffreys coats are straight 🔥
Thank you Eddy. Totally agree about Joffrey.
I absolutely love your channel. Most entertaining thing ever! Please never stop making videos, you're great!!!!
+Laura Jacobs Thanks Laura!
Q&A: What does that black round, giant-button-looking thing that Dark Sansa wears in her raven dress?
Did you watch the Sansa video? I thought I touched on that or maybe you want to know what it made of so you can do your own Dark Sansa?
Hi! You mentioned the mini-needle but, as I recall, not the round thing. I've wondered if it's supposed to be/represent a button, to go along with her sewing thing.
Got it! Okay, I'll see what I can dig up/
Thank you! I've looked myself and turned up nothing but you seem to have m4d research skilz. And I know your research takes way more than "several hours". You rock! :-D
Please do an analysis of the costumes in Scorsese's The Age of Innocence. The film won an Oscar for best costume design. Further, the film shows the clothing, both formal and intimate, over a generation of change.
Hiya Grace, I will add it to my list. I did an analysis of Penny Dreadful and its the same glorious designer as The Age of Innocence.
Thank you. Looking forward to it. The costumes in Penny Dreadful were stunning. Another film that might fun to do is Crimson Peak. Oops, I see you've already done Crimson Peak. My bad. :0
Oh yes, I loved Crimson Peak. Love gothic in general. 😁
I love all of your videos! Would you consider doing a video on the dornish costumes?
Sure! I'm going to touch on this for my upcoming Q & A and then profile a character in the coming months.
I've greatly enjoyed all your videos. They are each one of them an entrancing voyage through the visual aesthetics of each character. For the Q & A: What tutorials would you recommend for medieval embroidery?
Great question! I will look into this for you. I have become enamored with embroidery myself and I have a GOTs embroidery tutorial hopefully coming soon. :)
That 's something I'll look forward to, indeed. The embroidery in GoT is a marvel.
06:51 Muggle empire.. :D like the sound of that (and yes I know it's Mughal)
+Jen I think it's supposed to be pronounced Mogul - funny, I'm just working on that now for the next video.
Costume Cinematografico Well, most people in India pronounce it as Mughal, mogul is probably what the british called them though.
Oh I have a question for the Q&A: What do you think of the costumes in the teaser for the next season?
Great video as always! :)
Haha! Great question. I'm actually going to cover that in my next video. :)
Costume Cinematografico I'm looking forward to it!
Maybe a different question: Is there anything you would have done differently or were disappointed with regarding the costumes in GoT?
Do you generally have a favorite historical era or specific culture that you like costume from?
Okay awesome. I will use those questions instead. :)
Loved the video. In regard to your Q&A, I'd love to know what sort of costumes you like and/or if you have a preference for a certain kind of technique or style used in the creation of costumes (:
Hey Catherine, great question I will answer that in the Q & A video. I will have to think on that.
Thank you so much for this extraordinary video!
Thanks Madness! Glad you liked it!
Hello their my q&a question is with all the beautiful costume designs you seeing goes through and your videos do you ever consider making a replica or designing your own?
Interesting how Cercei likes to dress up Joffrey in matcing clothes to herself, almost like a mini me. As soon as he has actual autonomy in his life he rejects this, but after his death Cercei ceases the opportunity to once again dress him up in matching clothes to herself.
Yes, good point!
*seizes
I knew what you meant. ❤️
For the Q&A: What are your thoughts on the Outlander costumes and would you do a video on it :)
lucy alice I just started watching it because it was just released on Netflix. I'm just two episodes in.
haha have you seen the promos? your work is going be to very easy during the next season because everyone is in black 😂😂
ANDYofzz I did! Dany had a bit of Targaryen red, did you see?
Costume Cinematografico one must admit, in all honesty, no 😂😂
It was only her cape. I suspect that at some time in season 7, Dany will wear all red :)
I want to see a costume analysis of Tyrion Lannister. That would be cool since he's one of the few surviving cast members since season one.
+HindsightPOV I will get to him this fall. I still have a bunch of GOTs dedicated videos to do.
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Can't wait. ;)
would u do an analysis on ramsay bolton's and theon's costumes? i really like ur channel and i think their costumes are really cool with a lot of details. have a great day!
Hi Gleika,
Thank you so much for commenting!
I don't have dedicated videos to these characacters, but I do touch on both of their costumes in these viseo:
Costumes of Westeros Part I (House Stark, House Bolton, House Mormont) th-cam.com/video/C6VjkdOCI-U/w-d-xo.html
Costumes of Westeros Part III (House Lannister, House Baratheon, House Greyjoy) th-cam.com/video/C6FL6ZpCDMc/w-d-xo.html
Cheers, Heidi.
Q&A - What are your all-time least favourite and favourite costumes from any movie or tv show?
Good question. I'll have to think on that. :)
Thank you for yet another great video! For the Q&A: could you compare the different regional styles within the Game of Thrones universe? Like how King's landing differs from the north and perhaps some analysis of the Slaver's bay and Dothraki styles?
Hi Nelli, Okay, sounds good. I'll try and answer that, but perhaps his needs its own video.
You should do a video on moulin Rouge if you can lols 😻💙
+Taylor Reynolds Haha! Yes, for sure have this on my list.
Pls do one on Dorne!!
Thank you for this. I was wondering what this style is mostly made of. Basically a frock or sherwani. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
would you consider doing a costumes video on Harlots
Hi there, I havent seen that show yet but I will add it to my list.
please jon snow
I will be doing a dedicated video to Jon, but in the meantime you can watch the costumes of Westeros Part I & II. I cover a lot of Jon's costumes on there.
Out of all the men, Joffrey really did have the best costumes. When he was killed off, you only ever see the men wear neutral colors.
Yes, he had the best clothes.
i love your videos!!!!
Thank you so much Sofia!
@@Costume_CO omg youre amazing may i ask if u studied something after highschool to know so much about clothes and fabrics????
Hi Sofia, I studied technical theatre in university with a specialization in costume. I then worked in theatre and some film for many years and ran my own custom costume business. But for this channel, I do a lot of research, looking at museum exhibits and reading historical costume books. That's why I provide the sources and the links in the description, so you can look them up for yourself.
Can anyone tell me where I can get the costume fabric shown on video at 14:48
Sadly, I have never found it.
I honestly can't see any Japanese influence on the Lannister armor. I could easily see it in the armor of the Mirkwood Elves in "The Hobbit". But in "Game of Thrones" it's just not registering for me. Can anyone explain this one?
+HindsightPOV I think it's the helms.
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Hmm. If you're referring to the Lannister helmets, I still don't see any Japanese influence. Many helmets throughout Europe and Asia have a similar silhouette to Japanese helmets anyway as it was just logical to design helmets that would protect the neck and also have some sort of decorative element in the front to intimidate the enemy.
I agree. I think they look like the sallet. It's Michele and the armour guy - sorry I can't remember his name - that said the armour is Japanese inspired.
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The funny thing is, I feel some designers say there's Japanese influence only to try to make people think their product gives off a vibe that harkens back to ancient times and to make it feel tres chic.
+HindsightPOV Clapton has clearly culturally appropriated from many sources - sometimes to my discomfort in fact - but much of it I think is from European medieval history.
How about Littlefinger? :D Or Shae.. do they even change that much? xDD
+Calhaora Lightsbane I'm going to do Little finger. I don't know that he changes that much.
Tywin not Tyler :3
i admit, i heard "muggle" not "Moghul" :P
L Mallia Yeah, I have to work on my diction.
Mostly I heard "muggle" due to my Harry Potter nerdiness
Yes, that was my thought too, being a Potter fan myself. :)
I love the jewelry on game of thrones. But Joffrey's Crown is hella ugly. In my opinion it is ill fitting and doesn't suit him at all.
Haha! That's hilarious!
aw, it's my favorite crown lol.
Dancinfanz it's makes sense though. The literal crown is as ill fitting to him as the role of king is.
Dancinfanz I think a big part of why it looks so bad is how he wears it, tipped way forward on his forehead, rather than worn high on the crown of the head. it makes him look both more aggressive and stupider, so maybe it's intentional?
M David I think it's also the aesthetic as well I'm not saying that crowns need to be head circumference wise. And the show also shows that even other small crowns can be done well Cersei's crown in season 7 is beautiful. But both Joffrey and Tommen's crowns are rather ugly in my humble opinion. I know it's suppose to convey a character trait i.e.; how ill it fits on both boys but I think it could have been done better. But I'm stating my opinion and to give credit I am no jeweler but I would have liked to see something a little different.
Good clothing and armor...Such wasted potential to look well on someone who deserves it than it did on Joffrey.
Joffrey did nothing wrong, good video btw.