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The Making of Shōgun – Chapter Three: Creating the Costumes | FX
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“The costumes tell a story of their own.” Costume Designer Carlos Rosario brings us into the process of constructing an ornate and authentic Japanese wardrobe for Shōgun, down to every stitch, brushstroke, and hand-dyed feather. FX's Shōgun is now streaming on Hulu.

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Based on James Clavell’s novel, FX’s Shōgun is set in Japan in the year 1600 at the dawn of a century-defining civil war. Lord Yoshii Toranaga is fighting for his life as his enemies on the Council of Regents unite against him, when a mysterious European ship is found marooned in a nearby fishing village.

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@FXNetworks

2 months ago

This is a Carlos Rosario appreciation post.

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@HiLectric

2 months ago

He’s so getting nominated for a outstanding costumes Emmy

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@melmeki4422

1 month ago

As a Japanese I really surprised these costumes designed by not Japanese. That's accurate so much. He is so talented not only artist but also scholer, I can't imagine how much he studied. Thank you for your respect, Carlos.

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@Asa-b9hw

2 months ago

Please release a gallery image of all costumes. This is art.

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@kw3241

2 months ago

日本人が見て衣装に違和感がないってのは本当にすごいです。どれだけご尽力されたのか、敬服します。

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@user-xd8hs2vu1v

2 months ago

平民と武士、大老の小物の差別化がしっかりできていたのと、光の使い方がとても良い。光が明るすぎると出せない真実味みたいなものが画像で見えてとても良かった。真田さんが言っているが、日本人だけでは作り出せなかったものが確かにあると思う。内側から見える美意識だけではなく外から見える美意識をみんなで築き上げて最高の映像になっていると思う。おかげで人の仕草、立ち振る舞い、小物が気になって物語に集中できないということが全くなかった。

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@hufemeve

2 months ago

Carlos Rosario did a magnificent job in creating all the Japanese customs for Shogun. He truly deserves credit & recognition for such brilliant job.

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@hinah.457

2 months ago

外国の方がこの衣装を手掛けていたなんて! まさに完全に当時の日本の衣装だし、美しい日本の着物に美しい刺繍。素晴らしすぎる✨✨

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@Ceolmochridbe02

2 months ago

I'm so happy costume designers are starting to get a lot more credit for how much they bring to a production.

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@TheMan21892

2 months ago

I have not seen costumes and wardrobe this awe-inspiring, this phenomenal, since Ngila Dickson’s work on The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

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@marbzirc376

3 weeks ago

That's exactly how I saw Yabushige: a total rock star! The dude nailed it PERFECTLY!

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@AD10894

2 months ago

Ok, so bear with me on this one. The attention to detail is so spot on for this show (and speaks to the accurate portrayal of the period in question) that there's even the presence of some Indic/Mughal-esque brocade in the costumes: the brocade strip on the neck and parts of the front breast of Lord Toranaga's jinboari at 2:08, and also the brocade robe you see at 2:42. This makes sense since the Mughal world (via the Portuguese and eventually the Dutch East India Company) unofficially traded goods with Japan beginning at the end of the 16th century–so much so that Japanese porcelain and lacquerware became costly status items in South Asia. Conversely, textiles such as printed calico/chintz (sarasa fabric), as well wool/silk carpets, were imported to Japan commencing around the 16th-17th centuries (and later). The scholar Yumiko Kamada has written about the presence of Deccani carpets in Japan, which were/are still used to decorate floats in the Kyoto Gion Festival. Anyway, long story short, fantastic accuracy!

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@TheHonoredMadman

2 months ago

Yabushige has the most drip in a show full of great costumes

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@Kiu_8

2 months ago

If he doesn’t win multiple awards for best costume design, we riot. The whole cast and even the entire extras have such beautiful costumes that are faithful to historical pieces, the kabuto’s crests, the kimonos and their floral patterns, the traditional colors used by clans as well as the textiles are flawless.

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@towertokyo

2 months ago

え!衣装は日本人が全てやってるのかと思いました。着物や日本の心をここまで正しくかつゴージャスに表現するとは、、。今後ずっとあなたの仕立てる服に注目していきます。

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@matiasrocha317

2 months ago

The costume design in this show is phenomenal ⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️ .

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@coolkevs2371

2 months ago

this show is 10/10 its so perfect and its because of hiroyuki

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@mackenzieblair8135

2 months ago

I hope he earns an Emmy for this work.

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@annwilliams6438

1 month ago

Please, please,please that they produce a coffee table book of these costumes…. And a website showing at least a few dozen of them.

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@Ivbo

2 months ago

They really need to make more historically accurate shows like this on different cultures, stuff like this is some of the most interesting shows/movies to watch when they’re done right.

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