💀The Costumes Of Sleepy Hollow 

What a wonderful story! Thank you so much for sharing. I was actually trying to decide which movie to do, Sleepy Hollow or Edward Scissorhands. I will probably get to it maybe for Halloween.

@@Costume_CO I of course would have to side with my silent soul sir Edward of hands.

Hi Chrissy, Indeed, it's amazing!

Lady Van Tassel's own black-and-white dress is up there- I dig the spiderweb-like overdress

Thank you, I will definitely do more!

So it's mine

Thank you so much for commenting eleanor7!

Thanks for commenting Laurel! I'm not familiar with that movie. Do you have a link?

@@Costume_CO Of course! I love your videos and am always excited to hear your thoughts on costume design! Stardust is on Netflix right now (Starring Claire Danes and Charlie Cox) and is based on a novel by Neil Gaiman. It doesn't happen often, but I prefer the movie to the book (maybe I just need to reread the original). The production team brought the story to life in such an ingenious way and, IMO, is the movie is underrated. Great casting, fantastic direction and timeless story make for a fun (and, at times, poignant) movie.

Thanks Aaron, finally got it up!

I will do another Tim Burton or Colleen Atwood movie in the future for sure. :)

Yes, I have both on my list! Thank you so much for commenting, Brentt. 😁

OMG I can't wait 😁

It might be a bit of a wait, but I'll try to get to them in 2019.

Ah, that's good Tatiana. Yeah, I'm super behind. 😁

Yes, his costume would def be perfect for the Targaryens. I still had this on DVD, if you can believe it. 😁

Agreed! Thank you so much for commenting johnsten.

Thanks Valkonnen!

Thanks for commenting Alison. I think this is sewstine that you are referring to?

@@Costume_CO could be. ☺

Rachel Maksy also did that

Thanks so much Starla!

Hi Dean, no I haven't. Who is in it?

@@Costume_CO Keira Knightley and Ralph Fiennes.

Oh yes, I know that one. I will check it out. 😁

I saw the trailer. I will definitely check it out.

Hi John, I love it too. I have to admit, I don't like many of his later films but this one is pretty perfect.

I thought it was a clever move to make Ichabod Crane a police investigator in this version.

Me too! I really enjoyed the change. :) Thanks for commenting.

I'm glad you are excited. 😁

Thank you so much!! Would you mind sending me a picture of your cosplay when you are done?

@@Costume_CO i wouldn’t mind at all!!!

Awesome, my email is heidi@costumeco.ca

Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I think I'm only up to S3 of AHS right now. I will try to check it out.

@@Costume_CO Take your time dear, if the video does come at some point I'll be extremely happy :)

Hello See! I'm not an historian by any means! I actually found that the sparrow/pierrot connection came from another costume blogger who does a pretty good breakdown on the differences of the types of jackets: blog.americanduchess.com/2010/10/what-is-difference-between-caraco-and.html It does make sense to me that the tail is like that of a sparrow.

Thanks Josephine!

@@Costume_CO 🤗❤️

Hi Joanne, Thank you so much for your kind words. Good luck on your thesis! Cheers, Heidi.

Yeah, I don't think it was mentioned much in the movie, but it was listed on IMDB. 😁

I know, it's amazing. 😁

Sorry Amber I forgot to put it in the description! Here is the Antique Sewist: antiquesewist.blogspot.com/ Here's the other one of Beth Killian's costume: costumersguide.com/sleepy8.shtml

Thanks a lot!

Yes, I love it. 😁

Let me look, this is an old video and I don't recall off hand. 🤔

Hi amber, I just looked at my Marie Antoinette video (same era). That gown I believe is called an English gown with a zone front: www.larsdatter.com/18c/zone-front.html I hope that helps!

@@Costume_CO it does. Thank you thank you thank you!🙏😁

Yes, it's really beautiful. 😁

Oh yeah? I didn't find much about that one. What didn't you like?

@@Costume_CO I disliked it for being: 1) not fitting in the historical context (not something a mercenary from that era would have worn) 2) Appearing cheaply made and very uncomfortable/impractical without offering anything in return 3) the aesthetics are completely off. 4) the decorations look horribly cheesy, like some cheap halloween costume 5) for anyone that knows a little about swords, the sword is an atrocity to the eyes. It may be incidentally a decent weapon to chop off heads, but not a good combat weapon by any means and the grip wouldn´t be any good either. I better stop here...I guess 2-4) are mostly my opinion, but for a crew that made so many well designed and manufactured costumes in a single film, that costume is an outlier as obvious a big wood splinter in your foot...

I didn't really have enough knowledge on that one to share an opinion. Thank you for your viewpoint. 😁

@@edi9892 propstore.com/blog/headless-horseman/ The Headless Horseman was noted as not being a typical member of the Hessians since he wasn't in it for money but killing. We don't get told about his background so he could have been very wealthy (he didn't care about money after all) hence the initial high quality clothes and not what a typical hessian would have worn. propstoreauction.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/44/lot/9689/ I have seen worse historical swords. It is wielded by two hands and it looks like it has more grip area then a number of historical swords that were used in combat such as Zweihanders.