Harry Potter movies have already ended and black robe scarves have been sold well

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College scarf plus shaman robe, you can be a member of the Harry Potter Magic School. At least in Universal Studios in Osaka and Orlando, no one will give a strange look.

To make the magic fans wish, the hero behind the Cosplay addiction was named Jany Temime. She worked as a costume designer for the third "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban". The Gryffindor scarves, shaman robes, and ties sold at the Universal Studios Harry Potter Park were all written by her.

"If I had known that this work was so important, God, I'm sure I can't do anything." Jany Temime told the fashion news website Fashionista.com in an interview recently that in 2004, the director Alfonso Cuarón found her, "It's like a dream. It's true because I'm a fan of the original book."

If you read Harry Potter written by JK Rowling, you probably remember from the third part, "Prisoners of Harry Potter and Azkaban," the story goes dark and it's really Become a work for adults. Naturally, the visual image must also change. Jany Temime decided to lower the uniform of school uniforms, adding cool hoodies, silk ties, Quidditch uniforms and wool pullovers.

Harry Potter Pictures Around Universal Studios

Speaking of sweaters, this is an anecdote. She originally hoped to use the luxury of wool to reflect Hogwarts School of Magic - In the washable process, the clothes are very easy to shrink. By the time he shot "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" the next year, Jany Temime decided to add the polyester component.

Most of the six films from "Prisoners of Harry Potter and Azkaban" were from her studio. The garments were then sent to Scottish gown factories, neckties suppliers, etc.

As the story unfolds, Jany Temime continues to recruit. During the preparation of the "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" Christmas Dance Costume, she recruited tailors who had worked for "BJ Single Diary". The latter brought together three colleagues to form a mini work group to make Christmas dance scenes. All dresses that appear.

Bussington School uniform

Staff dressed in costumes at Orlando Theme Park

When Harry Potter was filmed, author JK Rowling was still working on the next novel. In order to remain mysterious, she will not disclose too much to the film partner. So when Jany Temime learns that Magic School Principal Albus Dumbledore will come out in the fifth quarter, she comes out with a shocked expression. "What, you told me this now." Now think about it, Jany Temime thinks that creation is the same, "I don't believe she set up a homosexual identity early."

Dumbledore Costume Design

From the release of the first film in 2001 to the 2011 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows finale, the vast majority of actors grew up from young girls to teenage girls. The clothing group tried to make changes without affecting the character setting. For example, Daniel Radcliffe, who played the protagonist, had been wearing sports shoes before and put on Converse.

After the Harry Potter movie ended, Jany Temime was first asked by the Bond movie crew to take charge of the "By Skyfall" costume, followed by the 2015 "Spectre" party. "More and more far away from the magical world, this is like a sprint match in the modern era." She compared the production of these two movies.

Harry Potter Props Exhibition

This year's June 26 is the 20th anniversary of the publication of Harry Potter's first novel. Although JK Rowling was adapted into the film's new work "Where is the Magical Animal" without the handwriting of Jany Temime, the costume she designed appeared with the "Harry Potter Props Exhibition" around the world. In December 2015, Shanghai Super Brand Mall had appeared in a series of costumes.

The Harry Potter Park at Universal Studios is also a costume gathering ground. Some staff members dressed up as characters in the show appear in the side of the various attractions. It is no wonder that tourists who come from all over the world are willing to spend a few hundred dollars to buy a scarf or a school gown.

As a powerful IP monetization tool, these outfits don't have many chances to wear, but they are indeed decisive elements in shaping characters and are also interesting souvenirs.