Trisha biggar

Last Queen of Mongolia Queen Genepil (1905-1938) the last queen of Mongolia. She was executed in May, 1938, shot as part of the systematic Stalinist destru...

Padmé Amidala's wardrobe was a vast collection of personal and state clothing owned by Padmé Amidala, who maintained the collection throughout her tenures as Queen and Senator of Naboo. The purposes of the garments and accessories varied, including royal attire for official functions that had protective features, disguises such as handmaiden uniforms for when her life was threatened, everyday outfits suitable for when she was not working, and personal belongings like the japor snippet…

Costume illustration for "Padme Amidala" (Natalie Portman), 'StarWars Episode II: Attack of the Clones' 2002. Costume designer, Trisha Biggar.

From evolving technologies and characters to a schedule that shifted like the sands of Tatooine, the legendary costumer tells StarWars.com about her unforgettable experience on Episode II.

Lake retreat nightgown and robe (LOVE the hair and costume)

With the recent passing of screen legend Elizabeth Taylor, i find myself reminiscing about her film work. Many may argue that her lavish costume dramas such as Cleopatra and Raintree County are her…

Padme.

Fans of Outlander know already (or should know) that seasons one through four costume designer Terry Dresbach stepped down from the show. Nina Ayres was the co-costume designer with her on season four.

Today for Star Wars Weekends we bring you two amazing concept artists responsible for the looks of many of the characters in the Prequel films. We begin with Iain McCaig the man behind Darth Maul and Padme. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Next is Irish concept artist Dermot Power who designed the looks of many of the characters from Episode II as well as Asajj Ventris from Clone Wars.