@scott_sodbiligt: Many people don’t realize that some of the iconic costume and hairstyle designs in Star Wars were inspired by traditional Mongolian culture — especially the elaborate hairstyles of Khalkha Mongolian noblewomen. 🇲🇳✨ One of the most famous examples is the look of Padmé Amidala, whose distinctive hair silhouettes closely resemble traditional Mongolian women’s hairstyles and headdresses that existed centuries before modern film. Throughout history, Mongolian clothing, royal fashion, and steppe culture have influenced art far beyond Mongolia itself. Nomadic aesthetics traveled across Eurasia through trade, diplomacy, and empire. Cultural inspiration has always shaped fashion, cinema, and storytelling. But recognizing where that inspiration comes from matters. Because behind every design is a real culture, real history, and generations of people who preserved these traditions long before they appeared on screen. Giving credit doesn’t diminish creativity — it deepens appreciation for the cultures that inspired it. ☁️🐎 Images from Pinterest. #Mongolia #MongolianCulture #StarWars #PadmeAmidala #Khalkha

HostileDF :

And we didn’t even got a credit😭😭😭

Larissa & Redouane :

Mongolian history culture is underappreciated. Fascinating and beautiful. we plan to visit next year.

✞༒★彡𝕷𝖊𝖝𝖎彡★༒✞ :

And dint even gave creds😭

DxIt0𒉭ᛟ𓂀 ᛦ ⚚⛧ :

They got sued and won 7mil btw

imma touch u :

Bruh thats so disrespectful to not even give them credit wtf

Kahycekk𖦏 :

They sued and won 271k btw

i_luv_Cupcakke :

we sued got 7mil byw

*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺𝓔𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓮𝓷༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚ :

AND WE DIDN'T EVEN GET A CREDIT

K E T O 👾 :

Maybe some guy js "created" it to the director so the director thought it was HIS idea and didnt credit uw

Annabelle :

proud of my country🇲🇳

ᯓ𝙇𝙞𝙖𝙢⋆ :

☆彡Ani🪽⁺˳✧༚ :

We didnt even get credit 🥀

Тобықлы :

Ivar 🍉 :

itzjustnyle… :

I had no idea, it’s truly beautiful wow

ryn3spamreal :

Mongolia is so cool

Merl1n :

Peak x Peak 🙏😭