Sewing utensils: Measuring tape, thread, pins, needles, good pair of fabric cutting scissors, an iron is helpful etc etc.Ī dowel rod (not Ruby Rod, although you can never have too much Ruby Rod in your life! Super Green!) or something similar, about 1,5cm/1/2" thick, to help you turn the bandages inside out. So I would invest some time in finding a suitable fabric. It will be more difficult to get to fit snuggly and you will be less comfortable though. Ideally this is what you would use, but if you can't find it, you can probably make it from a non-stretch meterial. DON'T FORGET TO ADD THE SEEM ALLOWANCE!!!! You want a snow white, preferably somewhat stretchy (two way stretch if you can get it), thickish cotton fabric, like a stretchy cotton twill, the kind a pair of thinner, stretchy cotton pants would be made of. I guess you could hand stich this, but a machine will make your life sooo much easier.įabric: NB! I would advice you not to buy the fabric before you made your mock up and can lay your fitted pieces out to see how much fabric you will actually need. I had to adjust quite a few things before making the final version. If you do get the good, thick twill, it will not be very cheap so you might want to use the old sheet to mess up before cutting into your good fabric. Or use any scrap fabric to make a mock up of your costume that you can pin/stich together and fit on yourself before starting cutting into your actual fabric. If you use a normal pen, make sure you draw on the wrong side of the fabric so you dont mess up the right side with pencil marks.Īn old sheet - optional, but will save you a lot of grief. Some kind of paper - a roll of brown paper, larger sheets or just tape several sheets of regular printer paper together if you dont have large enough sheets to draw out your pattern.Ī pencil/pen - I really like the kind that fades away by itself after 24 hours. It needs to fit snuggly, but not too tightly - after all the Supreme Being is able to move like a ninja wearing it, so should you be.
Depending on your body type, you may need to adjust the width of the bandages so you feel comfortable wearing it. Who doesn't want to be the supreme being - if only for one night.? This is a fairly easy costume to make, not very expensive, but you do have to be thorough taking the measurements and fitting it as you make it, so it stays in place while you are wearing it. She then clarified her meaning, saying, "As an actor, I have a great short term memory - I can memorize a lot of things quickly, then forget it quickly." Despite that, Jovovich clearly holds the language and her experience making "The Fifth Element" very dear to her heart, with her official website providing links to various fanmade dictionaries and other sources that people can use to learn more about the Divine Language.Leeloo Dallas Multipass! The Fifth Element by Luc Besson is my all time favorite movie, and Milla Jovovic my big crush.
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Jovovich admitted in the 2017 interview that the only thing she remembers of the Divine Language is how to say her name. Besson spoke with Nerdist about how long it took him to write and create the world of "The Fifth Element," explaining that "when I started to write at 16 it was more like a novel," morphing to a film over the years until he finally shot his creation when he was 30 years old. For Jovovich, who speaks four languages - English, Russian, French, and Serbian - it probably wasn't too big of a task for her to get the hang of the Divine Language ( ). In the same interview, the actress explains that Besson's original language was actually created over the course of many years, with the director working on it as he wrote the film.
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