Evaluation of the suitability of women's costumes to the Renaissance period through historical movies

Clothing emerged in the early ages for the purpose of covering and protecting from natural conditions, developed as time progressed and began to be shaped by elements such as ethnicity, gender and status. One of the most important elements of the cinema sector, as well as the decor and space, is the costume. The costumes provide information about the period and characters to watch. Other films such as The Boleyn Girl, Mary Queen of Scots, Anne of the Thousand Day, Shakespeare in Love, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and La Reine Margot were selected. Since fashion is followed by the family family and nobles, films about the royal family and nobles were chosen. During the Renaissance, women's clothing was researched. Against the deviation from the gaze in the films through the images taken from the films collected from the information obtained. The Other Boleyn Girl marriage Mary and Anne Boleyn, Mary Queen of Scots film Mary and Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth: The Golden Age film Queen Elizabeth, Anne of the Thousand Day Anne Boleyn, Shakespeare in Love Queen Elizabeth and Viola and La Reine Margot's house The rights of Queen Margot, her mother, aide and sister are discussed. In the film, which was made by conducting a research period, it was observed that while the costumes finished the Renaissance period, other films had parts and deficiencies from other periods. Although the result guard of the collections made has knowledge of the period, the pictures of the budget allocated for the costumes of the films were observed. After examining the female appearances in the movies, costume pictures suitable for the Renaissance period were made as suggested. It was sewn by choosing a piece from among the designs.