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Paul Rudd | Clothes on Film
The first trailer for Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues steps from the 70’s to the 80’s in vivid style. “Fashion victim” or “ensemble-y challenged”. Examining the legacy of Mona May’s costume design for Clueless.
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moccasins | Clothes on Film
Here are some images of the Toy Story gang, principally the one most obsessed by fashion: Ken. Lord Christopher Laverty Comments Off on Some Pics From Toy Story 3: Safari Ken 19 Aug ’20 26 Nov ’10 24 Aug ’10
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flanuer | Clothes on Film
Groundbreaking film La Dolce Vita offers a conflicting portrayal of masculinity. Contributor 8 Comments 5 May ’09 16 Sep ’10 10 Apr ’12
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Toy story DVD | Clothes on Film
Here are some images of the Toy Story gang, principally the one most obsessed by fashion: Ken. Lord Christopher Laverty Comments Off on Some Pics From Toy Story 3: Safari Ken 3 Jun ’10 19 Oct ’10 30 Apr ’10
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Buzz lightyear | Clothes on Film
Here are some images of the Toy Story gang, principally the one most obsessed by fashion: Ken. Lord Christopher Laverty Comments Off on Some Pics From Toy Story 3: Safari Ken 13 Mar ’10 30 Apr ’10 4 Jun ’12
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redingote | Clothes on Film
Daphne du Maurier‘s original novel My Cousin Rachel apparently does not specify the exact period in which it’s set, but implies some time toward the end of the 19th century on the Cornish coast. This new version of the story starring Rachel Weisz and Sam Claflin actually positions itself in a specific time frame, as decided upon by director Roger Michell and costume designer Dinah Collin, namely the year 1840. We have an exclusive featurette about the costume design of My Cousin Rachel, which although brief goes into some detail about what to expect from the finished film: What is most fascinating is just why 1840 was chosen. It was……
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Kramer vs. Kramer | Clothes on Film
Thanks at least in part to the wintry weather, this week’s costume round up is coats on film. Meryl Streep’s timeless Burberry trench coat is one of the most recognisable contemporary costumes of 1970s.
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Review: Oz the Great and Powerful | Clothes on Film – Part 29835
Starring: James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz Directed By: Sam Raimi There is a cute line early on in Oz the Great and Powerful. The screen is black and white, pre land of Oz with the boxy ratio of an old television set. Circus illusionist Oscar (James Franco) is told by the one that got away (Michelle Williams) that she can no longer wait for him. He strokes the fabric on her dress, “Is this gingham?” he inquires. We are back in Kansas. Oz the Great and the Powerful is a prequel to The Wizard of Oz, not a remake. It lays the groundwork for all that befell poor Judy…
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mink coat | Clothes on Film
Through Margot, Gwyneth Paltrow became a middle-class fashion icon. Lord Christopher Laverty 4 Comments 12 Dec ’13 25 Oct ’18 8 Dec ’09
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Dudley Moor | Clothes on Film
A second trailer for Arthur starring Russell Brand in a top hat has arrived. Can the film possibly be as likeable as this footage implies? Lord Christopher Laverty 1 Comment 16 Jan ’14 25 Dec ’09 30 Aug ’12