This coral pink ensemble encompasses and challenges the absolute femininity of Grace Kelly. Lord Christopher Laverty 5 Comments 16 May ’11 18 Jun ’09 9 Dec ’14

As Get on Up, director Tate Taylor’s look at the life of singing legend James Brown, hits UK screens we have some fantastic sketches to share of the film’s costuming. Costume designer for Get on Up is the one and only Sharen Davis, who previously worked with Taylor on The Help, although you may know her better for Devil in a Blue Dress, Dreamgirls, Ray and Django Unchained. Davis is absurdly talented and every single project she undertakes should be greeted with cheers by any costume fan. Get on Up with its collective of lowly, stage and civvie ensembles worn by Chadwick Boseman as adult James Joseph Brown (60+changes) is…

Clothes on Film have an exclusive chat with Academy Award winning costume designer Janty Yates about her work on Prometheus. Lord Christopher Laverty 20 Comments 14 Nov ’16 25 Mar ’12 11 Feb ’14

World War Z neatly demonstrates the art of breaking down and distressing costume. Lord Christopher Laverty 1 Comment 6 Sep ’13 13 Nov ’09 13 Jan ’11

Viggo’s mob infiltrator is surely the best dressed Russki knuckle duster in all of London? Lord Christopher Laverty 1 Comment 24 Sep ’09 24 Oct ’09 20 Apr ’10

On Meg Ryan’s character Alice, hippie seems like a passing trend rather than a lifestyle choice. Lord Christopher Laverty 4 Comments 21 May ’12 8 Nov ’11 17 Jun ’10

Costume designer Lindy Hemming chats exclusively to Clothes on Film about her contribution to Designing 007: Fifty Years of Bond Style.

A new compilation of sartorially revealing James Bond photographs by Terry O’Neill. Lord Christopher Laverty 1 Comment 1 Apr ’19 17 Feb ’12 21 Oct ’11

A new compilation of sartorially revealing James Bond photographs by Terry O’Neill. Lord Christopher Laverty 1 Comment 12 Oct ’10 28 Sep ’09 22 Apr ’14

As Get on Up, director Tate Taylor’s look at the life of singing legend James Brown, hits UK screens we have some fantastic sketches to share of the film’s costuming. Costume designer for Get on Up is the one and only Sharen Davis, who previously worked with Taylor on The Help, although you may know her better for Devil in a Blue Dress, Dreamgirls, Ray and Django Unchained. Davis is absurdly talented and every single project she undertakes should be greeted with cheers by any costume fan. Get on Up with its collective of lowly, stage and civvie ensembles worn by Chadwick Boseman as adult James Joseph Brown (60+changes) is…