After episode 312, “The Bakra, debuted online and before it aired live on Starz, costume designer Terry Dresbach shared sketches and photos of the costumes used in this episode. This episode was the only one that had the use of formal gowns, and the emphasis was on the re-use of costumes from season two. As Terry has pointed out, the fine gowns that Claire had commissioned, had made, or bought in France would have been kept and used to their full potential. Even though Claire was no longer with Jamie, his relatives and his second wife and children altered these gowns for their own use.
Terry also shared some of the costumes from earlier in the season as well.
It should be pointed out that the costume department has nothing to do with the hair and makeup for the characters/actors.
I don’t think I have a picture of the Marsali remake. pic.twitter.com/O3fNLlNRyj
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
Yes, Claire’s Dresses would have been way too plain and simple for Marsali, or for most 18th century women. She adds lots of decoration, which would have been fashionable for the period. It also showcases her sewing skills as a young woman of marriageable age.
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
Then here you go!! pic.twitter.com/YQAICHg7qy
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
Yup. Work on this suit as well. pic.twitter.com/xp8Bjiz0Rh
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
New trim to cover worn edge. pic.twitter.com/1fyaLOVbL6
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
If you look carefully, you will see a very obvious line across the bottom where it was hemmed shorter pic.twitter.com/ew0IqozGT2
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 3, 2017
Fabric created by the amazing @helengalogly !!!! https://t.co/cSLJrcSmWk
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Taking this to the Costume account. His coat is darned. A common practice until the mid 20th century used to repair wear on clothing. https://t.co/qeRxbybwTV
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Colour Choices pic.twitter.com/jtJbwp2YoX
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Marsalli’s Dress is made of similar fabrics patched together pic.twitter.com/OCxGH1Sk3N
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Trim and button choices: pic.twitter.com/LpA5QBKgOn
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
See the demented sheep? pic.twitter.com/iIPOVdgKwt
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Fergus pic.twitter.com/YRxtiDpqwB
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Fabric tests… pic.twitter.com/4hyzfiJTnv
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Necklace choices pic.twitter.com/MvL9WqGLTH
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/OutlanderCostum/status/937531320200151040
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
Matching trim fabric to stones pic.twitter.com/bvdaIO9ho0
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
My favorite costume of the season. pic.twitter.com/Ram7ZEVgah
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
My fave costume of the season (other than that damned suit) pic.twitter.com/PrK5sLkQkI
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
But you can have it back now. I know how people are…they take things and run with them… pic.twitter.com/LM0x8vsD7U
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 4, 2017
LJG thingamajig pic.twitter.com/fFZ8NAoru1
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 5, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 5, 2017
— Terry Dresbach (Outlander Costume) (@OutlanderCostum) December 5, 2017
Source: Outlander Costume on Twitter
