My siblings and I are going to be making a pirate film this summer and I'm excited to be making the costumes for our little film. I've started doing a little research on pirate costumes from movies such as Pirates of the Caribbean. One thing I really want to do is make the costumes feel like they could have come out of the 18th century. I don't know if this is actually going to happen, but it's my goal.
Here's a few of the costumes from Pirates of the Caribbean designed by Penny Rose.
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| Via The Costumer's Guide |
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| Via the Costumer's Guide |
And here's a few other pirate costume's I found on Pinterest.
While I was looking at fashion from the 18th century, the type of clothing that caught my eye was the riding habits of the era. I think that's probably because they were designed for an outdoor activity in the first place. Something along those lines could work.
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| Riding Waistcoat | V Museum | c. 1790-1795 This riding habit jacket in particular caught my eye. I like the the buttons and embroidery on the front, it has a sort of military influence to it. I also really like the hat. |
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| Riding habit, 1770-1775 |
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| The Met: Riding Coat, 1760, English Silk and goat hair |
I think the hardest part in making the costumes will be the female pirates because unless I do it just right, a skirt won't work.
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