For this film alone, what satisfies Sammy Sheldon most is the clothes of those evil witches. In the story, they have been waiting for the fall of the "Meteor" for a long time, hoping that one day they will be able to keep their youth forever. On the advice of director Matthew Vaughan, Sheldon completely abandoned the hooded, black floor-length robe dress that witches in movies usually use. She said that the witches in "Stardust" are very There is a kind of exotic style, and at the same time, there is a kind of pagan feeling. Their clothes are in the Renaissance style, with bright colors like gems, including green, red and purple, and then with a small amount of black embellishment, which looks like three magical stones with evil power.
Michelle Pfeiffer plays the witch Lamia in the film. The clothes she wears are inspired by the half-snake, half-human banshee in Greek mythology, Sammy Sheldon The clothes designed for her are green, gold and black, because she has to give people a sinister viciousness. In addition, her clothes must have a heavy feeling, suggesting that she has a huge, dark influence on the world around her.
