This movie and its fashion is incredible. Thank you for the insigths!

The movie is a visual feast and was robbed of the Oscar for best wardrobe or costuming that year. The thermal bandages and in flight attendants are my favorite of the bunch.

The fly attendants' look is so iconic.

A costume was too feminine for Prince? I didn't think that was possible! It's for the best that he dropped out because Chris Tucker, in my opinion, made that movie. He was so outrageous, so all in. He really made a name for himself from that film and deservedly so.

Love this episode. Gaultier is an idol. And the Prince blurb made me laugh out loud... too feminine for Prince... hahaha

"moolti-pass" Loved the bandage costume!

This is my favorite movie I allways love the mundoshiwan suit of armour and the diva

Don't know why KZfaq recommended your channel, but so glad they did, been binge watching since, new subscriber, thank you.

No wonder why The Fifth Element and Leon the Professional seemed connected to me in a way that Leeloo and Mathilda’s has similar fashion taste.

Keep up the good work! I just discovered your channel 2 days ago while researching the crimson peak costumes. This channel is amazing and I love that the research is so thorough, and that you've now exposed me to the masterminds behind different aspects of movies. So cool

how could anyone dislike this video!?

I love the movie, the attention to detail and how realistically it fits together! Astounding!

Having been a fan of HEAVY METAL, I now realize why I loved The Fifth Element.

Very interesting! Great job!

Oh please can you do 1994 interview with the vampire. Can you compare and contrast the blue and green ball gowns.

I love this channel the costumes of" beauty and beast" (2014) are amazing, please make a video about it

Wow I love this channel. And thanks so much for the moebius/jodorowsky/mezieres recognition they inspired an insane amount of sci fi works and still no one knows who they are

Wow, thank you so much for this! Sooo informative, I've spent a couple of really nice evenings watching your videos and I appreciate your dedication to what you are doing. Please, please, please do 'The Cell'! I haven't found it in your videos.

I love The Fifth Element so much! 💜 My favorite character is Leeloo! 🧡♥️

yes!!! love this keep up the great vids

"I don't like this role/costume because it's too effeminate." Oh, haha. That's rich.

My favorite costume is the 'thermal bandage' outfit. It stands out while also perfectly fitting in with everything going on in the film. It draws attention to itself, but instead of doing it in a way that distracts, it helps to draw you into the scene and the rest of the setting. The simplicity of it also sets up a great contrast with the more outrageous and outlandish costumes that appear later in the film.

The ambitious, failed Dune project in many ways paved the road for Alien, with O'Bannon and Giger going almost directly from that film to the other. Fans can see the story play out behind the scenes by watching the "Jodorowsky's Dune" documentary (which is on Netflix, I believe) and the Making Of documentary on the Alien boxed set. Giger himself detailed his experience in his artwork collection book "Giger's Alien." Sorry, that wasn't really costume-related, but it's an interesting story in itself if anyone's interested.

Logan's Run video of yours said to come here. I did. Up-vote given on each. Had to search your home page first because there was no URL in the text to get here, and the click-on insert was for something else. Why LR was on my recommended list I can not explain, but it was so interesting, well, glad I viewed both. :) 355K views for LR, and a disapointing 15,546 for this one. Some of the others commentors remarks say things better than I could. My compliments for your work. Were band-aids allowed to be worn on LR? It's a serious question.

Steve Martin's vintage dentist costume is from Little Shop of Horrors, not Sgt. Pepper, just FYI.

There is one thing I wished you would have covered. When the characters arrive at Fhloston Paradise, they are greeted by a group of Polynesian style dancers. While I am pleased they didn't use Don Ho style Hula dancers, I wonder why they choose want they did. Of course, this would be explained if those individuals were actual Polynesian performers.

I like Valerian and Laureline

Where did you get the concept art pictures by jacques rey from?

I love it! Do "Dune"

Hahaha "faux cul" >>

Gaultier is French so i don't understand that he would speak broken French?

You've done your homework.