hello, gorgeous! i’ve been pleasantly surprised to come across such strong female roles on my bucket list as of lately, with last week’s mame dennis from auntie mame and this weeks fanny brice from funny girl. streisand gives a top notch performance and really might be at her best in this film (though i have such [...]
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auntie mame
Posted in fashion, Film, smashing set design, tagged auntie mame, clothes, film, rosalind russell, wardrobe on April 23, 2012 | 1 Comment »
if i were to live inside the world of aunite mame, i’d be perfectly happy. even if i were stuck inside of its opening kaleidoscope jeweled credits! i’ve never heard of auntie mame until the past year, and then it was as if references were everywhere from inspiring the costume designer of mad men to [...]
cracks
Posted in Film, room design, smashing set design, tagged art direction, costume, cracks, eva green, jordan scott, juno temple, production design, set, wardrobe on March 11, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
as far as art direction goes, jordan scott’s cracks, featuring eva green, might just be a new favourite. storywise it’s very dark and deep and somewhat disturbing, but the set decoration and costuming is top notch. set in 1930′s england, the film is about a group of young girls attending a boarding school and the [...]
north by northwest
Posted in fashion, Film, smashing set design, tagged clothes, eva marie saint, hitchcock, north by northwest, wardrobe on January 30, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
after last weeks viewing of hitchcock’s north by northwest, i can’t seem to get eva marie saint’s wardrobe out of my head. the boatneck, a-line dresses. the classic fit. the clean lines. hitchcock was brilliant when he dressed his leading ladies because he makes them sexy by showing a little bit of shoulder, or a [...]


















