Cinderella's carriage is real!
The dress for the prom is real!
The magical crystal shoes are also real!!
Everything we saw was true!
This time, the person who designed the clothes for "Cinderella" is the costume designer Sandy Powell, who has been nominated for the Oscar 17 times and won the Oscar for Best Costume Designer 3 times, which is convincing enough to listen. In the end, the skirt that would float up had 12 layers from the inside to the outside, 18 tailors spent more than 550 hours sewing, and also used more than 3 different fabrics such as silk, nylon, polyester, etc., and inlaid with 10,000 Schlohalch crystals and a number of fluttering "butterflies" on the outermost layer of the 12 layers of clothing, it was completed, and in order to ensure that Cinderella attacked the royal family this time, the tailors prepared 8 identical blue dresses as a substitute! The result is a beautiful effect, with Cinderella running like a floating cloud, satisfying all our fantasies about fairy dresses.
Cinderella's thin waist is not made of special effects, and Lily James said that she is naturally thin waist, wears a corset, and can only eat liquid food when filming.
The crystal shoes in the movie are actually no one can wear in reality, only in close-up shots. When filming, Lily James wore the same shape of leather shoes, and then used special effects to make a crystal shoe.