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cressida-jayoungr · 5 months
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One Dress a Day Challenge
Anything Goes December
Far and Away / Nicole Kidman as Shannon Christie
This movie is set in the early 1890s, and we can see that the bustle of the 1880s has disappeared, while the large puffed sleeves haven't appeared yet. The "tassel" trim around the waist is a bit odd, as is the asymmetrical brown stripe down the side of the skirt, but I'll assume they're based on some kind of period example. I do like the draped epaulet effect at the shoulders, with the little tassels to finish it off, and the hat ties everything together nicely.
The designer for this movie was Joanna Johnston.
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voguefashion · 1 year
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Marion Cotillard wearing a mint coloured, satin dress with a V-neck, designed by Joanna Johnston for the film Allied (2016). 
"I wanted to her to be very goddess-like. I wanted her to be strong and soft. So it has strength in the construction at the top, but it's a fluid fabric. She's got enough to move and run and do what she's meant to do in this scene." - Joanna Johnston
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opheliapenning · 2 years
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Wedding outfits in film and television
Love Actually, Joanna Johnston
One Red Nose Day and a Wedding, Ryan Lo 
About Time, Verity Hawkes
Outlander, Trisha Biggar
Mamma Mia, Ann Roth
(please consider checking out my poetry under #opheliapenning)
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sesiondemadrugada · 7 months
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (James Mangold, 2023).
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costumeloverz71 · 1 year
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Mary Todd Lincoln (Sally Field) Blue & black ballgown... Lincoln (2012).. Costume by Joanna Johnston.
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bandcampsnoop · 10 months
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7/1/23.
Joanna Sternberg (New York City) came to my attention a couple of times over the past couple of days, but it was the Pitchfork "Best New Album" tag for the recently released "I've Got Me" that really caught my attention.
Their music is a joy to listen to. It recalls the songwriting of Randy Newman, or Daniel Johnston. The voice and melodies also remind me a bit of Arthur Russell and Kimya Dawson. Sternberg added that they were influenced by the songs of Elliott Smith.
And finally, there is a storytelling here that reminds me of Woody Guthrie, and Kora Feder to name a few.
This is being released by Fat Possum (Mississippi). Their debut was initially released by Conor Oberst's label, Team Love.
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heathened · 2 years
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plato // lykke li x ty dolla sign // miles johnston // vhs collection // joanna newsom and the ys street band // starcadian // anne carson
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transmutationisms · 8 months
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Long time listener first time caller (well not really I'm pretty sure we've talked about Succession before). I wanna read up more on anti psychiatry but I'm fucking shithouse at reading, are there any like videos or podcasts or audiobooks you'd recommend, because that would make my life ten times easier
yes great question honestly. i haven't heard all of these podcast episodes, but i curated the list based on knowing the speakers' work (not necessarily the podcast hosts/shows!), and i think these are good places to start.
"Debunking the Myth of the Chemical Imbalance with Dr. Joanna Moncrieff" interviewed by Dr. Caroline Leaf
Revolution Health Radio: "Reviewing the Evidence on the Serotonin Theory of Depression, with Dr. Joanna Moncrieff"
Mad in America Radio: Lucy Johnstone on the Power Threat Meaning Framework
NPR Fresh Air: Anne Harrington on psychiatry's "troubled search" for a biological understanding of mental illness
New Books Network: Mical Raz on her book "What's Wrong With the Poor: Psychiatry, Race, and the War on Poverty"
The Mental Breakdown Morning Show: "Bruce Cohen and Psychiatric Hegemony" (Cohen, unlike most on this list, explicitly aims for a marxist explanation and understanding of mental illness)
Madness Radio: "Bipolar Medication Myths" (Joanna Moncrieff interviewed by Will Hall)
What Your GP Doesn't Tell You: "David Healy Discusses SSRI Drugs, Suicide and Sexual Dysfunction"
Coming From Left Field: "The Political Economy of Mental Health Systems with Joanna Moncrieff"
States of Mind: "Mental Illness in America" (includes segments with Katherine Bankole-Medina, Jonathan Metzl, Allan Horwitz, Jamie Cohen-Cole, and Elyn Saks)
Jesse Meadows's podcast on ADHD, "Sluggish" (haven't listened to this one, but have read a lot of their writing; they're challenging the psychiatric view of ADHD as a person who struggles with the symptoms and behaviours the diagnostic label describes)
audio books: i'm honestly not sure where's the best and cheapest place to actually download these from, but i know there are audio books of 'mind fixers' by anne harrington (narrated by joyce bean) and 'desperate remedies' by andrew scull (narrated by jonathan keeble). uh, if anyone has a good list of audiobooks on this lmk :-)
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leadrains · 2 months
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So Much (For) Stardust
The Kintsugi Kid (Ten Years) / Love From The Other Side / Piotr Stachiewicz / Spleen etc ideal, Carlos Schwabe / The Other Side, Dean Cornwell / Fake Out / Falling Star, Witold Pruszkowski / So Much (For) Stardust / White (Opelia), Joanna Śmielowska-Jaremin / I Am My Own Muse / Through Cataclysm, Andreas Birath / Heaven, Iowa / Opelia, Paul Albert Steck / Romantic Encounter, Mihaly Zichy / Death and the Maiden, Henri-Léopold Lévy / Death and the Maiden, Miles Johnston / Flu Game / Tamara and the Demon, Mihaly Zichy /Baby Annihilation / Death and the Maiden, Egon Schiele / Angels of Saint Peter, Gian Lorenzo Bernini / Souls on the Banks of the Acheron, Adolf Hiremy Hirschl / Cupid and Psyche, Fortunino Matania / Death and the Maiden, George Clark Stanton / Elinleticia Högabo
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riverberumen · 9 months
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I made a playlist of songs that people said they really liked in chronological order, so you can hear my progress and how different my voice changed after taking T, or just getting more comfortable with a deeper voice. It's about an hour because I've been making music since I was 15 lol, and I'm 26 now.
If you have the time to listen to someone thats been grinding at it for a decade, I think you'll at least find one song I've made you like. Maybe.
I've made usually country-folk, folk-pop, ambient and electronic sample-based music. I've been recommended by Animal Collective fans on their subreddit lol, but I'm very influenced by Daniel Johnston, early Joanna Newsom, Vashti Bunyan, The Beach Boys, and lo-fi acts like Bruce Haack, R. Stevie Moore, Joe Meek. I made everything pretty much in my bedroom or house.
As you can also tell, I pretty much made all of my album artwork myself. All of this, my music, my paintings are my own project. My own little description of the world. So, I hope you can dig it.
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beautifulfaaces · 1 year
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Masterlist - Female Ginger
 2000s
Abby Donnelly
Beatrice Kitsos
Bebe Wood
Darby Camp
Ella Ballentine
Francesca Capaldi
Isla Johnston
Larsen Thompson
Liliana Mumy
Lilly Dreesen
Maggie Elizabeth Jones
Sadie Sink
Sadie Stanley
Sophia Lillis
Summer Fontana
90s
Abigail Cowen
Alexia Fast
Alina Bobyleva
Alina Kovalenko
Annie Thurman
Bonnie Wright
Carmen Solomons
Dakota Blue Richards
Debby Ryan
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Ellie Bamber
Emma Kenney
Georgie Henley
Georgina Sadler
Helena Barlow
Janet Devlin
Jeni Ross
Jordan Clark
Juliette Angelo
Katherine Barrell
Katie Stevens
Lily Newmark
Liv Hewson
Louisa Connelly-Burnham
Mackenzie Lintz
Madelaine Petsch
Madeline Brewer
Madison Lintz
Madisen Beaty
Molly Quinn
Poppy Gilbert
Rachel Hurd Wood
Rosie Day
Shannon Purser
Sophie Turner
Swantje Wördemann
Tavi Gevinson
Zoe de Grand Maison
80s
Alex Paxton Beesley
Amanda Righetti
Amy Manson
Amy Wren
Annette Lober
Ashley Bell
Barbara Meier
Breeda Wool
Brittany Allen
Brittany Snow
Cinitia Dicker
Danielle Kind
Diana Gómez
Emily Tyra
Emily Wilson
Evan Rachel Wood
Genevieve Angelson
Haley Strode
Holland Roden
Holley Fain
Holliday Grainger
Jade Ramsey
Jane Levy
Jessica Keenan Wynn
Jill Morrison
Josefine Preuß
Joy Nash
Julianne Hough
Juno Temple
Karen Gillan
Katie Leclerc
Lindsay Lohan
Lily Cole
Marcella Lentz-Pope
Maria Burghardt
Meg Steedle
Nicole LaLiberte
Palina Rojinski
Rose Leslie
Sarah Hay
Tuppence Middleton
Vanessa Bayer
Vanessa Lee Evigan
Zena Grey
Zoe Boyle
70s
Amy Adams
Antonia Holfelder
Chelah Horsdal
Clare Grant
Darby Stanchfield
Elisabeth Gelabert
Erin Chambers
Katherine Parkinson
Isla Fisher
Jessica Chastain
JoAnna Garcis Swisher
Lauren Ambrose
Marielle Heller
Nathalie Boltt
Rebecca Mader
Sabrina Grdevich
Sarah Rafferty
Sasha Alexander
60s
Alex Kingston
Amy Yasbeck
Andrea Sawatzki              
Connie Britton
Julianne Moore
Kate Walsh
Lea Thompson
Marcia Cross
Molly Ringwald
Rebecca Stab
Susan Walters
Tilda Swinton
50s
Annette Bening
Chloe Webb
Dana Delaney
Ellen Crawford
Laura Innes
Patricia Bethune
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professorpski · 1 year
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Man from U.N.C.L.E with Costumes by Joanna Johnston
Some reviewers of this movie from 2015 did not like it much, but even those had something nice to say about the costumes which are by Joanna Johnston who has worked on such films as Lincoln, Forrest Gump and Saving Private Ryan.
You see here at the top, Alicia Vikander as Gaby Teller, the young East German woman whose absent father is involved in making bombs for the US military until he went missing. She is then recruited to help find him and gets a new wardrobe to do it in. The film is set in the early 1960s, but Johnston was thinking of later in the decade. "I was primarily looking at fashion magazines of the time of the late ‘60s," Johnston told Carly Mallenbaum for USA TODAY. "I knew I wanted to keep her very youthful, but elegant. Chic; not overtrendy. I think 'fresh' is the key word for Gaby." You see here a lot of orange, a very bright and playful color, as well as a trendy newsboy cap.
On the others hand, Elizabeth Debicki plays Victoria Vinciguerra, a really wealthy and nasty business tycoon, with a more sophisticated wardrobe of black and white. All her looks, are long, lean and seem kind of mean.  
Henry Cavill plays Napoleon Solo, a thief turned secret agent, and gets to wear some natty suits while his mismatched partner is played by Armie Hammer who is the Russian agent Illya Kuryakin who, like most Soviets during the Cold War, does not get a lot of fashion into his wardrobe.
I saw this on HBO and you can find it elsewhere as well, and I must say I enjoyed more than the costumes, but then I am married to a Cold War scholar and remember the TV series for the same name from when I was a kid.
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lacangri21 · 2 years
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lizyork8509 · 18 days
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Meg Ryan and Kevin Kline in French Kiss (1995). I love Meg’s costumes in this film. Designed by Joanna Johnston - so 90’s- I love the whole look!
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sesiondemadrugada · 1 year
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Contact (Robert Zemeckis, 1997).
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rhysdarbinizedarby · 1 year
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⛵🎸🤘Can anyone believe this film premiered 10 years ago, Richard Curtis & Emma Freud 😱 Tom Brooke, Ike Hamilton, Will Adamsdale, Ralph Brown, Katherine Parkinson, Rhys Darby, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Tom Surridge, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans, Nick Frost, Tom Wisdom, Talulah Riley & Chris O’Dowd 🤩🙌 Styling: Joanna Johnston
Source: Rankin Photography Ltd on Facebook
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