Shirt and Film Correlation. How did Star Wars freaks watch the final film "Star Wars: Dawn of the Skywalker"? | feature

Shirt and Film Correlation. How did Star Wars freaks view the final film, "Star Wars: Dawn of the Skywalker"?

Late last year, "Star Wars: Dawn of the Skywalkers" began its long run in theaters. . the conclusion of the story of the Skywalker family, which has delivered surprises and excitement. How did Star Wars freaks who have been following "Star Wars" for years view the final installment of the series? We asked media creator Hiiroku, film sommelier Sayumi Azuma, and film advisor Takel Miyazaki to give their opinions. In addition, we experienced the "STAR WARS CUSTOM COLLECTION by ORIGINAL STITCH," which was launched last year to commemorate the release of the movie. The online order-made shirts are made using fabrics with Star Wars characters as patterns. The finished product overflowed with each individual's form of Star Wars love, symbolizing the epic saga!

Photo_Kazumasa Takeuchi

Text_Kana Umehara

Edit_Shinri Kobayashi

How you look at Star Wars is on your shirt.

High Rock:We could go on and on about Star Wars, but I think it's time to talk about shirts (laughs). I'm a fan of American casual and the Ivy look, so I choose button-downs for my designs. Short-sleeved shirts are also my complete preference. . and I wanted a pattern that I could use on a daily basis, so I chose a monochrome-like pattern. . I thought I would like the atmosphere of a Death Star or TIE fighter drawn like a blueprint.

East:I am a dress shirt, the fabric for the collar, cuffs and pockets are arranged to resemble the galaxy. . I want the Sith and Jedi to fight in space forever. With this wish in mind, I chose a print of them holding lightsabers for the look. The key point is the crimson button . . I like the Sith (laughs). . I wanted to wear the first female Sith myself. . I also thought that the red buttons would be easy to match with shoes, bags, and other accessories of the same color.

Miyazaki:My shirt has a Chewbacca pattern, but I decided to go with this one because I fell in love at first sight. It's hard to tell at a glance, isn't it?

East:Yes, it is. Like a stylish vintage shirt?

High Rock:But when I realized it was Chewie, that's all I could see (laughs).

Miyazaki:Right?　That's what I liked about it. At first glance, you can't tell that it's Star Wars, but I thought it was nice that people who know what they're looking for can tell. . Also, I was particular about the stand collar. Chewbacca is not wearing any clothes, and I wanted to express that sense of freedom without a collar.

The shirts are numbered through and through, with a serial number. Mr. Miyazaki's shirt was the first to be made, No. 00000!

High Rock:Everyone has their own particular way of looking at it. The way you choose is also similar to the way I see Star Wars.

Miyazaki:Right? My favorite part comes out so much!

East:Once you make one, you will want to make different patterns.

High Rock:. yes, I'm sure you're right. Next time, I would like to make shirts with large prints of characters that are instantly recognizable as Star Wars, rather than small patterns that can be recognized if you look closely!