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Source (Season 1 - October 5th 2023)

hannahgreenecostumes: This time 2 years ago we were wrapping out @ourflagonmax Season 1! We made SO MANY costumes, and with block shooting/last minute casting there wasn't never a down moment because we were always rushing to catch up. It was the hardest show I've worked on, but here is an upbeat throwback reel where everything looks easy and fun! 🐈💔🏴‍☠️

Season 1 Costume Designer who created all these fab looks: Christine Wada

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From Hannah Greene's instagram story (Season 2 - October 6th 2023)

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Source (Season 1 - March 14th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: Binging Our Flag Means Death on @hbomax and enjoying all the costumes we made. Christine Wada designed and built almost every piece worn by our principal actors and I was her fabric sourcer out hunting for fabrics, trims, notions and SO MANY BUTTONS. This is the infamous “White Look” that @hilaurawong (the Key MTO Coordinator) and I still have PTSD over. We ended up making 10 multiples using over 150 yards of fabric, 100 yards of soutache for the wave trim and I think we had about a week and a half to source/build/trim everything out. Oh man, just writing that out makes me want to go and lie down. Costumes built by @heathervanderstitch @shizenbeauty Gladys Cepeda #hargatecostumes and @stitchcostume 

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Source (Season 1 - March 15th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: Stede’s Le Laid look from #ourflagmeansdeath Episode 5. This spectacular jacket was made from embroidered scenic tapestry panels found at @internationalsilks that the costume designer Christine Wada fell in love with early on in prep. However, it was $300/yd and a these period coats take at least 5-6 yards of fabric to make and that’s before you factor in an elaborate pattern. We ended up getting only 5 yards and just made it work. When you watch the episode take a look at the impeccable pattern matching done by our pattern maker & fitter Joanne Mills and her team @yuanannehua & Seda Tufenkjian!

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Source (Season 1 - April 7th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: The Bird Robe: Our entire shop was obsessed with this beautiful block printed velvet fabric that we got from India. Sadly we bought out the vendor to make this robe, then when we wanted to make a multiple we couldn’t source enough fabric and had to make it work with just the one. Lining is a fuchsia matka from Sai Silks in NYC with vintage tassels from @westerncostumecompany 

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Source (Season 1 - March 25th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: Our Flag Means Death episode 5, Black Beard’s ‘Le Laid’ look. For this particular ensemble the costume designer Christine Wada found a coat with an incredible trim design from a rental house. She loved it so much she decided to use it as inspiration for Black Beard’s coat. Like everything we made on this show, our time frame was extremely tight so everything was a mad rush. It took roughly 80 yards of metallic soutache, 3 gross of vintage metal sequins, and a ridiculous amount of hand embroidery to make just one coat. Thankfully we didn’t have to make multiples! MTO/fabric team & sharers of purple coat PTSD @hilaurawong & @maddi_carroll The soutache details done literally overnight by House of Embroidery Made from a purple slub velvet from @internationalsilks And all that vintage metal trim from @tinseltrading and a very kind @etsy store that let us drive several times up to her home in Santa Ana for emergency pick ups when we ran out of trim midway through construction.

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Source (Season 1 - April 7th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: Stede and his robes in Our Flag Means Death! Christine Wada designed two wonderful robes that Stede wears throughout the season, plus a fantastically ruffled nightgown all made by one of the show’s pattern makers @heathervanderstitch and her team @shizenbeauty Maria Ivakhinova and Glady Cepeda! The Yellow Dressing Gown: I believe this was the very first costume piece we made for Stede. It was made out of a crinkle textured rayon with a jacquard floral motif from @moodfabrics in LA with a silk charmeuse lining. The best part about the robe is all the incredible soutache that was all the work of the incredible Maria Ivakhinova

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Source (Season 1 - March 14th 2022)

hannahgreenecostumes: Binging Our Flag Means Death on @hbomax and enjoying all the costumes we made. Christine Wada designed and built almost every piece worn by our principal actors and I was her fabric sourcer out hunting for fabrics, trims, notions and SO MANY BUTTONS. This is the infamous “White Look” that @hilaurawong (the Key MTO Coordinator) and I still have PTSD over. We ended up making 10 multiples using over 150 yards of fabric, 100 yards of soutache for the wave trim and I think we had about a week and a half to source/build/trim everything out. Oh man, just writing that out makes me want to go and lie down.