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Visit Warner Bros. Studios In London And Take A Look At The Authentic Harry Potter Costumes
Why you shouldn't miss Harry Potter costumes in Warner Bros. Studios London
- A trip down memory lane: Warner Bros. Studios costume collection is a journey through time. The costumes serve as a reminder of the hours spent watching and re-watching the best of Harry Potter.
- Learn about the costume design process: The tour also provides insights into the costume design process, from the initial sketches to the final fitting. You'll learn about the symbolism and meaning behind each costume, and how they helped to bring the characters to life.
- An exclusive collection: You don't walk into a store and find original Harry Potter clothes every day. This gives the Harry Potter costumes collection in Warner Bros. Studios London a unique value. The studio tour features a vast collection of official Harry Potter costumes from all eight Harry Potter films, including Harry's Gryffindor robes, Hermione's Yule Ball dress, Ron's Quidditch gear, and many more.
- The evolution of Harry Potter: One look at the Quidditch costume collection inside Harry Potter™ Studios is enough to see the evolution of Harry Potter. From thick robes to sportier uniforms, the Quidditch collection shows how the show transformed from an idea to a global sensation.
Harry Potter costumes highlights
Harry Potter™ Studios in London is home to costumes from different times in the movies. From The Philosopher's Stone to The Deathly Hallows, the costumes cover major events in the eight Harry Potter movies. They are detailed and beautifully designed, a testament to the work and skill that went into each Harry Potter movie.
Quidditch
No one knew what Quidditch meant before Harry Potter. Visualizing it was impossible, but the designers in The Philosopher's Stone managed to prepare a uniform. As the movies progressed and Quidditch became as popular as football, the uniforms were smartly transformed to reflect the nature of the game. The clothes became sportier, and elbow and knee pads and helmets were added as accessories. This evolution in Quidditch uniforms is on display at the Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios.
Props
School uniforms
Discover first-hand the spellbinding secrets of the Costume Department that created over 25,000 unique items of clothing for the Wizarding World. From initial sketches to the finished costume seen on screen, learn about the behind-the-scenes journey that brought your favorite characters' costumes to life, how everyday garments were given a magical touch, and the secrets hidden in the Hogwarts robes. Choose your house colors and wear an original Hogwarts robe which appeared on screen in the Harry Potter series.
Professors' robes
In the Great Hall, which was first built for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2000, you'll find the costumes of students from each Hogwarts house. At the top of the room is the teachers' table where the Hogwarts Professors sat, including their elaborate yet distinct robes, from that of Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape, Hagrid, and Alastor Moody to Flitwick, Trelawney, and Filch's costumes.
Yule Ball
The Yule Ball was a unique opportunity for the Harry Potter costume designing team. Cultural events and festivals were never really celebrated in a civilized manner until the Triwizard Tournament came around. It allowed the design team to improvise, and boy, they delivered! Hermione's gown was a thing of beauty and is on display at the Harry Potter™ Studios. 'Wizard's Tuxedo' and Ron's stylish yet old Yule Ball clothing are also part of the Yule Ball collection in the Harry Potter wardrobe.
Sets
Beauxbatons
Headmistress Madame Olympe Maxime might be remembered for her romantic relationship with Hagrid, but she was the leader of the Beauxbatons Academy of Magic. She brought her students to Hogwarts for the Triwizard Tournament in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and they immediately stole the charm. Their clothing was one of the reasons; the "French Blue" uniform had panache, with the stylish hat designed and produced by renowned milliner Philip Treacy adding to its beauty. It is on display at the Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios in London.
19 years later
Goodbyes are tough but necessary. Everyone remembers the final scene of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, where Harry, Ginny, Ron, Hermione, and Draco and his family are seen sending off their kids to Hogwarts 19 years later. Their clothing (the official Warner Brothers costume) reflected their maturity, growth, and adulthood and are on display in the Warner Bros. Harry Potter™ Studios London.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Harry Potter costumes
What Harry Potter costumes can I see at Warner Bros. Studios in London?
You can see the Quidditch, Yule Ball, Beauxbatons, and the '19 Years Later' costumes at Warner Bros. Studios London.
Can you wear costumes to Warner Bros. Harry Potter™ Studios?
Yes, you can wear costumes to Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios and is definitely encouraged!
Who designed the Harry Potter costumes for the films?
French costume designer Jany Temime designed the clothes for the Harry Potter movies.
Is it worth exploring the Harry Potter costumes at Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios?
Yes, the Harry Potter costumes at Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios are worth exploring. They demonstrate the evolution of the show through the years.
Were the Harry Potter costumes at Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios actually worn in the films?
Yes, the Harry Potter costumes on display at Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios were worn in the Harry Potter films.
What does my Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio tour include?
Visit the sets created for all eight Harry Potter films, explore the props used in the actual films, learn about the costumes, special effects, and the Art Department and creature effects, or attend one of the special events taking place at the studio.
Does my Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour include a guided tour?
Not all Harry Potter Studio tours include a guided tour. You would have to purchase tickets that specifically include guided tours.
Does my Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour include transfers?
Most Harry Potter Studio tours include return transfers. Ensure that you check before purchasing your tickets.
Can I book a Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio tour once I'm at the studio?
No. Owing to the limited number of visitors at the studio at any given time, pre-booking your tickets is mandatory.
How do I get from London to the Warner Bros. Studio?
Located about an hour’s drive from the London city center, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour offers several bus tours that offer hourly return transfers from central London and Birmingham directly to the studio tour.
What are the Harry Potter™ Studio opening hours?
The Harry Potter Studio tour is open from 9:30am to 10pm every day. However, timings may vary on some days. The opening times of Harry Potter™ Studios can be checked ahead of your visit. You can also check the calendar to know about any special events at the Studio to make the most of your visit.
How can I skip the lines to see the Harry Potter Studio tour?
To skip lines on your studio tour, opt for the Harry Potter™ Studio guided tour and you can also book priority parking to save time at the entrance.
