This is a genuine screen-used fabric swatch from The Fifth Element (1997), taken from clothing associated with Korben Dallas, one of the film’s most iconic characters. A rare and visually striking relic from a movie celebrated for its bold design and cult status.
Each piece is individually handcrafted using three layers of crystal-clear, laser-cut acrylic, creating a premium, dimensional presentation while securely housing the original costume fragment.
The bold orange fabric is beautifully framed to highlight its texture, colour, and screen presence, making it instantly recognizable to fans. Finished with antique-style bronze screw fixings, the display blends futuristic style with industrial detail—perfectly reflecting the aesthetic of The Fifth Element.
This piece originates from a private family collection built over several decades.
My grandfather worked at Pinewood Studios (Iver Heath, UK) from the 1970s through the 1990s. Through his work and industry connections, he acquired original props and production materials, all carefully preserved.
This display contains a genuine fragment from that collection, offering a rare opportunity to own authentic film history with strong and personal provenance.
Each display is handmade and contains an original film-used fragment. Slight variations in fabric and presentation may occur, making every piece truly one of a kind.