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mihomakes · 8 months
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The Weird Barbie doll is so amazing, I love it! I helped print this, my lovely friend Jo helped design it(he’s on instagram - scruffy_charms) 😊
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gothgleek · 11 months
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Much like her mother, Helaena won’t let the death of a child stop her from serving cunt
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orpheuslookingback · 8 months
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Film & Fashion #5
Bird of Prey (2020) dir. Cathy Yan
Costume design by Erin Benach, Anthony Almaraz, Corey Bronson, and Kelly Porter
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luckythr33 · 1 year
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the fall (2006) dir. tarsem
wedding dress designed by eiko ishioka 石岡 瑛子
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ch0c0tat · 1 year
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One of my favorite moments from Goncharov (1973) is Katya's Dress in the dinner party scene. I really wanted to take the opportunity to illustrate it because it just embodies so many important elements of her story and her journey as a character.
I'm so glad we're all talking about Goncharov because I really love this movie.
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thebarroomortheboy · 7 months
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CLAUDETTE COLBERT as LANA MARTIN in DRUMS IN MOHAWK
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theophan-o · 4 months
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Kiemlicze
Original costume design from the Polish film "Potop" ("Deluge", 1974) for Kiemlicze Brothers, by Jerzy Szeski (1920-1992) & Magdalena Tesławska (1945-2011).
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theseimmortalcoils · 1 year
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Helena Bonham Carter & Imogen Stubbs in Twelfth Night (1996), directed by Trevor Nunn and based on the Shakespeare comedy.
Second photo is of the costumes worn above, which were designed by John Bright.
Images borrowed from The Corseted Beauty
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minayuri · 28 days
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Gertrude Welcker as Countess Dusy Told of DR. MABUSE, THE GAMBLER (1922)
COSTUMES BY: Vally Reinecke
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dolorygloria · 5 months
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CLAUDIA CARDINALE on the set of The Leopard (Il Gattopardo, dir. Luchino Visconti)
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mihomakes · 8 months
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I helped print Weird Barbie’s dress, it’s one of my favourite costumes from the film. The big initial shapes were screen printed and then we hand painted the splatters with silk dye.
My lovely friend Jo designed this pattern, he’s on instagram - scruffy_charms 🥰
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brianellabean · 1 year
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with all this new attention on Goncharov (1973) and everybody giving their analyses, i’d like to take a moment to bring light to something that i haven’t seen a lot of people talking about: the costuming, specifically Katya’s “dinner party” dress (you know the one).
the silk/satin fabric with those cascading glass beads on the lower bodice/skirt is a genius choice… let me explain: when she first steps out of the car the scene is nearly pitch black, we see Katya as this radiant vision in white contrasting the darkness around her. the way they backlit her as she approaches the door, Goncharov just out of frame, adds to this angelic visual and the audience’s perception of her innocence. then, once the couple is inside, we see the dress in a brighter, deceptively warm light, and get the full impact of the beading; the dress was never white, but iridescent— the first hint that something is off, that things aren’t always as they seem in regards to Katya as a character. like the iridescent beads reflect and refract the light around it, Katya reflects the emotions of those around her, and “refracts” them to her own advantage.
and then at the end of the scene we get that gut wrenching shot of her standing alone in the doorway with a perfect splatter of crimson on her thigh, angelically lit yet again but we as an audience drown in the irony of it now. we’re left wondering whether it’s wine or blood on her dress. either way, the stain on the otherwise pure fabric represents Goncharov’s soon-too-be-found knowledge of what she’s done— their relationship forever stained red like her dress; red with anger and danger, yes, but with passion and a sense of repressed impulsions from the both of them from this point in the film onward. i think this sentiment is further underlined when we find out in the “boat scene” that the fox fur shawl she wears with this dress was Sofia’s all along.
maybe i’m reading too far into it, but a lot of what pans out in the remainder of the film is perfectly foreshadowed in this scene with this specific dress. truly a masterpiece of costuming!
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gothgleek · 11 months
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juniperandthistle · 2 years
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Tron Data Pushers costumes.
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You would give away your granddaughter, the flower of the French aristocracy, to a libertine?
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orpheuslookingback · 8 months
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Film & Fashion #4
The Lady Eve (1941) dir. Preston Sturges
Costume design by Edith Head
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