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Patrice Gerod
(above) and with
Robert Watts at
Disneyland Paris
(below)
of the Millennium Falcon on the back.
That one is definitely a “must have” for
any collector.
This experience has been so unique
and fantastic, because from day one on
this project I was given no constraints
at all. I had complete freedom, and the
team at Disneyland Paris have been
incredibly supportive. I was allowed to
let my imagination go wild so I could
conceive the pins of my dreams. It has
been simply amazing.
Get into Character
Fancy dress to impress, from in atable Wookiees to capes
osplay is a huge part of
C Star Wars fandom, but
sometimes you just need an
outfit that’s perfect to party
in. If you’re looking for fun Star Wars-
themed gear, then Rubies have—quite
literally—got you covered, offering
almost every imaginable item of Star
Wars fancy dress you could wish for.
If you’re the kind of person that
would love to dress up as a Wookiee
but has an allergy problem with fake
fur, then Rubies has the answer—a
fully-inflatable Chewbacca plastic
bodysuit! Bringing back a trend from
the early 2000s, this $90 outfit covers
the entire body and then inflates with
the help of a battery operated fan. Just
take care you don’t get caught on the
pointy end of a lightsaber!
For a much more classic Star Wars
look, the new Lando Calrissian Grand
Heritage Adult Costume ($120) brings
some Bespin style to your party
proceedings. Coming in standard
and extra-large sizes, the set comes
with Lando’s shirt, belt, and pants.
However, it’s the cape that has us
sold, as it’s perfect for swishing past,
say, that inflatable Wookiee that
gatecrashed your big night!
Bringing us up-to-date—and
because everyone loves a bad boy—
you can now update your standard
Kylo Ren costume with his hairdo and
facial scar from Star Wars: The Last Jedi
(2017). Thankfully, the scar is only a
temporary tattoo, so there’s no need
for a medical droid. Find your nearest
stockist at rubies.com.
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