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4 days ago · Annie Bohanon hosted a luncheon with Joan Payne at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. A in-house created exhibition of 70 costumes designed by Head, 20 sketches and three Oscar statuettes opens at the Museum of Art on June 22. The exhibit features the acclaimed costume designer at Paramount and Universal Studios from the early 1920s to the early ...
5 days ago · During this time, Cuevas collaborated with famed costume designer Edith Head—winner of eight Academy Awards for Best Costume Design— and contributed to over 90 films and 13 TV shows.
2 days ago · level of distinction as color would have offered. While contemporary costume design often relies heavily on color, we drew inspiration from the masters of black and white cinema like Adrian, Orry-Kelly, Edith Head and other great designers of the black & white era. Their use of
6. Grace Kelly, To Catch a Thief (1955) Director Alfred Hitchcock didn’t mess around when it came to timeless film heroines. In 1955 (the year before her marriage to Prince Rainier III of Monaco), the latter-day princess wore a series of devastatingly glamorous dresses while commanding the screen in Hitchcock’s To Catch a Thief (care of cinema’s most-famous ...
2 days ago · The sequins, the glitter, the feathers, the drama—name a more exciting costumer than Bob Mackie; we’ll wait.The fashion extraordinaire, who got his start as a sketch artist for Edith Head and ...
5 days ago · Costume Designer: Edith Head (gowns) WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background. Perhaps one of the first true “Renaissance men” in Hollywood, Robert Montgomery was born 120 years ago today on May 21, 1904 in New York’s Hudson Valley.
1 day ago · A woman and the men who love her reflect on her life and romances. Everyone remembers things differently, of course, and we get some scenes repeated, albeit with different settings, cinematography, and line readings. Very clever, very beautiful (editing, costumes, makeup, sets, score - all groovy). A little dull?
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