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Designers behind Jenna Ortega's "haunting" attire unveil their creative process

Cast members' eerie wardrobes unveiled in interviews with People magazine, as shared by Wednesday's patrons; Colleen Atwood and Mark Sutherland discuss their work behind the scenes.

Designers associated with Wednesday's production unveil the intricacies involved in creating Jenna...
Designers associated with Wednesday's production unveil the intricacies involved in creating Jenna Ortega's eerie wardrobe

Designers behind Jenna Ortega's "haunting" attire unveil their creative process

In the captivating world of "Wednesday," Lady Gaga made a stunning entrance as Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary Nevermore teacher, in the show's second season.

The costume for Gaga's character, Rosaline Rotwood, was an homage to the 1930s, featuring a flared bottom that added a touch of elegance to her overall look. The design process for both Gaga's and Jenna Ortega's costumes was a collaborative effort, with Colleen Atwood, Jenna Ortega, and Mark Sutherland agreeing on a certain number of looks for the series.

A fitting session was held to decide on multiple looks for the series, with the design and fitting process involving trying out various looks to understand the character and the season. Colleen Atwood, the renowned costume designer, believes that Gaga's portrayal of Rosaline Rotwood successfully brought her character to life in the series.

Interestingly, Rosaline Rotwood's character has an origin story within the script of "Wednesday's" series, adding another layer of intrigue to Gaga's performance. The costumes for the series follow a monochrome theme, reflecting the show's dark and mysterious atmosphere.

The release of "Wednesday" Season 2 was divided into separate parts, with the first premiering on August 6, 2022, and the second following on September 3, 2025. Fans of the show are eagerly awaiting Gaga's captivating performance as Rosaline Rotwood in the upcoming episodes.

Jenna Ortega's costumes for "Wednesday's" series were also fitted and designed by Colleen Atwood and Mark Sutherland, ensuring a cohesive and visually stunning presentation throughout the show. With the success of the second season, it's clear that the creative team behind "Wednesday" has once again delivered a visually stunning and engaging series that keeps fans on the edge of their seats.

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