CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2021Ĭ: So, where did you get your inspiration, besides the look in the script? What inspired you to create this particular look ? So for each look, that’s kind of what it was started from, this inspiration board.” So there were a lot of different inspirations, we could come to and I like to work with a mood board so I had, in the makeup trailer, all sorts of different photos and even material colors, there was a swatch for blue hair and just all these things. And then also just talking about the character and Natacha, and you know, she was captured by this apartment or whatever when she was a young girl so through her costumes and her makeup looks, she was portrayed as fantastical and childlike, but also a woman, evil and dramatic. We sat down, and, of course, there was a collaboration with the director and the costume designer. So how do you make those pop so that people really fall into the story? So that was very enticing.”Ĭ: Until you get to the end of the film, where we have the candy witch, (as I like to call her) a lot of the looks were maybe a little more simplistic. Leslie Sebert: “Well of course when you’re reading it, and it’s this fantastical child-like evil witch, just the creative part of that and the endless possibilities that it could be. Culturess’ interview with Nightbooks’ Leslie SebertĬulturess: What was it about this project, that made you want to be a part of it? And if we can look as stunning as a witch as Krysten Ritter’s witch character, we would not be upset at all. Considering the beauty of the looks on Nightbooks, it makes sense that we would want to take inspiration from Leslie Sebert and her team’s work.
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