[post_page_title]Theda Bara – Cleopatra[/post_page_title]
You can imagine in 1917, movie outfits weren’t generally daring. After all, too much ankle was considered outrageous at the time. But when Cleopatra was released, viewers were appalled to see some of the outfits Theda Bara wore for the part, which were more than a little revealing for 1917.
But the costumes were intentionally meant to be “in attune with the period.” Much research was put in to make sure everything – the costumes, the jewelry, and every small detail – were authentic for the time of Cleopatra.
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