Friday, Outlander Showrunner Ron D. Moore set in for some baseball and Twitter questions. Ron’s wife Terry, also the show’s costume designer, chimed in so I included some of their back and forth which continued into the following morning. Slàinte Mhath! Ok … Continue reading
Members of the Outlander crew are particularly generous this season. Either the day the episode airs or the day after, a few people are sharing behind the scenes photos. This time around, production designer Jon Gary Steele, Jon’s partner Barry … Continue reading
Elle Magazine released a look inside the glorious mind of Outlander Costume Designer Extraordinaire Terry Dresbach, revealing “ten things you never knew about recreating 18th century Parisian fashion, modern day red carpets, and what goes into making historically accurate nipple clamps…” … Continue reading
Production designer Jon Gary Steele, his partner Barry Waldo, writer/producer Matt Roberts and assistant director Nick Heckstall-Smith all shared photos on social media that show the behind the scenes action in Outlander episode 202, “Not in Scotland Anymore.” Some of … Continue reading
(If you have not seen episode 202, there are spoilers in this post.) Executive producer Ronald D. Moore and episode writer Ira Steven Behr explain more about Outlander Episode 202, “Not in Scotland Anymore.” In the video, Ron and Ira discuss … Continue reading
As we did with season one, we will post an interview round-up following each episode from the new season. Below are a few excerpts from this week’s interviews with Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Diana Gabaldon, Tobias Menzies, Terry Dresbach, and … Continue reading
How does one visually demonstrate a 20th Century, modern woman with thoroughly modern taste, but limited to only 18th Century fashion options? Obviously the look would need to be timeless, right? The look would need to be Dior. Vanity Fair … Continue reading
(Seriously, the below photo is “NOT SAFE FOR WORK”) / / / / / / Ah, it is the nipple dress! This dress can be seen in the second episode of Outlander season two. It is worn by King Louis … Continue reading
If you haven’t heard or seen them in person, Outlander collaborated with Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City. The result is a few windows displaying the costumes of Outlander season two by costume designer Terry Dresbach. At an official … Continue reading
Architectural Digest is a huge deal and it is amazing to see Outlander production designer Jon Gary Steele featured on their website. Is it in the magazine? I have no clue. Jon gives a lot of detail about what it took to … Continue reading
