Although the colorful 1980s setting of “Wonder Woman 1984” was purposeful for the story of the superhero sequel, the time period was also an opportunity for the film’s crew members to flex their creative muscles. For us, it was about touching on all those different things that were happening at the same time but then making sure the color palette kept everything together.”Costumes from “Wonder Woman 1984" with Kirsten Wiig, Gal Gadot, and Chris Pine. That was the ‘80s, really. Both Hemming and Bonetto wanted to emphasize Diana’s classic style without connecting her clothes or her apartment too closely to fleeting fashion trends. (Clay Enos/Warner Bros. / DC Comics)“I was anxious not to make her look too out-and-out ‘80s,” Hemming says.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 16, 2021 14:02 UTC