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The adaptation of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale is particularly relevant in these turbulent times. The series, starring Elisabeth Moss in the role of Offred depicts a dystopian world in which women are denied most of their rights. In http://stickcellar5.jigsy.com/entries/general/The-Handmaids-tale-Costume and the show, color and costume have a major role in establishing both their status as well as the freedom for the women of Gilead. Natalie Bronfman, costume designer discusses the most important design elements that were employed to create this.<img width="477" src="https://cdn.lazyshop.com/files/c63494d1-55a1-4a1d-8f42-87336d5a624f/product/083309ef848d6f5c4e9ae7db95789819.jpeg?x-oss-process=style%2Fthumb">RedThe? uniform worn by the Handmaids -- long red, sultry dresses with white bonnets that cover their faces and bodies -is an eye-catching visual clue in both the book and TV series. Natalie Bronfman, lead costume designer of the show, states that this color choice was made with care. Red is a color that is associated with fertility. This is a crucial element of the role of Handmaids. They share sexual relations every week with their Commander in the house that they are assigned to and then give birth to the woman who is barren to the commander.The costumes of the female characters of the show are important for the executive producer and creator of the show. For this reason, the costumes have to be both comfortable and symbolic. The designer says they needed to find a balance between convenience and the ability to tailor their appearance to the era. "We made use of a lot of silk and wool."Bronfman also got inspiration from historical sources for the colors she made in her designs, with the Wives' blue referencing Roman Catholic iconography and the handmaids' red referring to the blood that comes from parturition. She also drew inspiration from medieval and Puritan clothing, as well as neo Nazi uniforms.Music was also a major influence on the show, since both Blondie's Heart of Glass (and a remix by DJ Ane crabtree) who is also the costume designer for the show) inspired me. Music is an integral part for me. I'm always listening," she says. "It's really inspiring to me."A costume that has been recognized by the Smithsonian is given an exclusive treatment. The costume is kept on a mannequin that is custom-made in Moss's exact measurements so that it will not be damaged in storage. It's also paired with the red body pillow that will stop it from creasing.Dressing like a servant is the perfect option to show your love for women, and also to fight against any form of oppression. Don't forget your red dress, canvas bag, and a white bonnet. You'll be prepared to defend the right to revolt.