Moore, Outlander's showrunner and ... Then you move into something like Paris. In that period, the costumes are very restricted, very ornate, very, very fussy, and I knew that's not who Claire ...

The scenes set in Outlander‘s grimy, emotionally gutted Jacobite army encampment in last Saturday’s episode drove home an important visual point: Paris, with all of its stunning silks and ...

That’s a perfect segue, because you’re heading to Paris in season two ... “you can’t use the same costumes?” I’m like “no, you cannot.” Outside of a silhouette — which is ...

“18th century Paris is the ... to keep the look of ‘Outlander’ very real, drawing the viewer in and letting them enjoy a real opulent 18th century France.” For costume designer Terry ...

In Season 2 of Outlander, time-traveling heroine ... It's not going to be about building huge spectacular costumes like we did in Paris and it's not like Scotland. It's a new world and a new ...

READ MORE: Review: ‘Outlander’ Witnesses Worlds ... “frills and lace” that Jamie is forced into in Paris. “I love the French costumes, they’re beautiful, but for me the character ...

By Sydney Bucksbaum Outlander is going to look and feel ... The one upside to moving the story to Paris? The costumes. While Claire is able to adapt to life in Paris quickly, Jamie, born and ...

Her timeline is a treasure chest of information for Outlander and costume history addicts alike ... She could be in Paris. She could be in London. She could be in Edinburgh.

Speaking to Variety about the costume-making process ... and they will also get to wear hats. “Paris was bling,” Moore said. He added that “Outlander” Season 2 will feature a lot of ...

Outlander costume designer Terry Dresbach has the phenomenal ... When Claire went to Master Raymond's Apothecary while she was in Paris with Jamie, she received many herbs and natural medications ...