I also looked at medieval history and traditionally what does a fairy princess or a knight look like. : Where else did you draw inspiration from in creating the vivid variety of costumes?Ĭroft: David Lynch's " Dune" is so iconic. Related: 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds:' Augments, Illyrians and the Eugenics Wars It's lively and charming but there’s this undertone of a parent's pain of letting go. The script transported me instantly to this fantasy story in space.
They needed to be really colorful and a feast for the modern eye. I wanted that African inspiration to be prevalent, and I researched past and present Nigerian royalty and included things in the costume like the coral necklace, which is a symbol of wealth and power.
M’Benga, to have elements of African culture and lean into Babs’ Nigerian heritage. I first wanted the daughter, Rukiya, and her father, Dr. I’m a fantasy kid and I loved movies like "Labyrinth" and "The Princess Bride." So I could dip into my own nostalgia and reminisce about how important imagination is as a kid. I was very lucky how collaborative she was and how I could delve into the script.
So she comes with a very special kind of talent and experience in terms of the visual representation of the script. : When you first read the script for director Amanda Row's fun episode, what did you discuss regarding the costume designs and her vision for this fantasy chapter?īernadette Croft: Interestingly, Amanda came from the art department and originally worked building beautiful sets for TV and film, and now she’s a director. We spoke with Croft regarding the process of creating these special "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" outfits for Episode 8, extracting nuances from the characters' personalities to form each costume, working with modern 3D printing, which outfits were her favorites and hints for upcoming fashion statements in Season 2. "Strange New Worlds" Costume Designer Bernadette Croft.
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