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NO SPOILERS Real and mythological, figurative and literal; monsters of all kinds abound in Sky Atlantic’s new period horror series Penny Dreadful. We might expect a skulking figure in a top hat and frock coat to be scary, though who would have thought a bustle and redingote could be so terrifying? Well, step forward Eva Green as enigmatic Vanessa Ives. Not hero nor villain, but a dead eyed clairvoyant who definitely shouldn’t be invited to dinner parties. Penny Dreadful is set in 1891, although is more a literary parallel universe than true reflection of the era. Some of the characters featured are written for the show (Vanessa), some existed in…
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Second and final part of Clothes on Film’s sartorial run-through of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, with exclusive input from costume designer Jenny Beavan.
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First of Clothes on Film’s two part sartorial run-through of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, with exclusive input from costume designer Jenny Beavan.
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Proving that frock coats and heavy lace dresses really are terrifying.
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In Malèna, Monica Bellucci plays an impossible vision of beauty; a woman so striking she is immediately sexualised by all who lay eyes on her.
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Anuvahood showcases urban wear swagger. If you want to belong, you must fit in.
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The range of Edwardian coats cut for Dennis Price are recreated with remarkable historical accuracy.
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Final part of our analysis of Sherlock Holmes complete with insight from costume designer Jenny Beavan.
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With insight from costume designer Jenny Beavan, we commence our sartorial analysis of Sherlock Holmes.
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As it is the weekend how about some photos from Universal’s upcoming remake of the The Wolfman.
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The costume style adopted by the movie – which is proving unusual to say the least.