All the hidden messages in the Bridgerton wardrobe, according to the costume designer.
"We had this amazing foundation from season one," lead costume designer Sophie Canale, who worked under costume leads Ellen Mirojnick and John Glaser for the show's first season, tells POPSUGAR."But I really wanted to individualize every character this season, like really push them in their different directions."brothers this season, Canale notes.
Even the color shades had meaning. Anthony Bridgerton's blue palette started out darker and lightened as he became closer to the woman who would ultimately become his wife. His journey up the color wheel was a nod to that romantic ending."With Anthony, he's in very dark colors," Canale says."We see, as [he and Kate Sharma] move along together, he becomes lighter and lighter and uses the teals to transition between the two characters.
What helps the endeavor feel less insurmountable is having a dedicated team of four assistant designers and cast members who don't mind multiple fittings. Typically, the female cast members had four fittings per dress. "You don't sleep very much," Canale says."It's quick decision-making. It was a military operation: everyone knew which dates everything was ready for. The jewelry team would then have a copy of the fabric, a copy of a design. It's having very talented and skilled people that can work very quickly."
Ahead, Canale walks POPSUGAR through the Sharma sisters' style, the sartorial evolution of Kate and Anthony, the story behind the Bridgerton wedding-ring heirloom, and more.
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