Clothing
Foreign residence gown
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The foreign residence gown was a Naboo royal outfit worn by Padmé Amidala as the Queen of Naboo to represent her sadness at being away from her homeworld during its invasion in 32 ABY. The floor-length, black cyrene silk gown had emblems made with antique beads and metallic thread. Her hair styled with an intricate foreknot and suspensas.
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Facts
- Culture
- Naboo
- Owners
- Padmé Amidala
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Antique beads
- Cyrene silk
- Metallic thread
- Purpose
- Attire for the Monarch of Naboo when not in residence on Naboo
- Affiliations
- Royal House of Naboo
Appearances
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