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Oct 9, 2020 · Dianne Keaton’s style as the titular character in Annie Hall was a revolutionary look in the ’70s that is still admired today. Annie Hall’s iconic style was inspired by Keaton’s own wardrobe, which was way different from the fashion of the time. In fact, the film’s costume designer thought the tie/vest/khakis combo (pictured above ...
Annie Hall Look. The biggest fashion influence on America’s young women in 1977 was neither a New York designer like Halston or Calvin Klein nor a European couturier like Yves St Lauren or Valentino, but the title character in Woody Allen’s latest movie, Annie Hall, played by Diane Keaton. Young trendies were gearing up in men’s vests ...
Jan 5, 2017 · Don’t make too much of the words, and wear what you want to wear,” Allen directed Keaton when they began shooting Annie Hall, the actress wrote in her 2011 memoir, Then Again. What she wanted ...
Jun 15, 2021 · In 2021, after a year of dressing for the sofa or the park bench, the impulse to dress up for the city streets – to look cool – is back. And so are Annie Hall’s trousers.
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Aug 3, 2015 · Woody Allen’s best-known movie is Annie Hall, the story of Alvy Singer (Woody Allen) and Annie Hall (Diane Keaton) and their eccentric, loving and ultimately failed relationship. The impressive cinematography, iconic New York backdrop and creative use of breaking the third wall made this film a watershed one for Allen, winning a handful of Oscars including the Academy Award for Best Picture ...
Jan 5, 2017 · For anyone who has a penchant for ‘70s fashion or borrowing your boyfriend’s suits, Annie Hall’s character (played by Diane Keaton) in Woody Allen’s Oscar-winning rom-com will have had a lasting impact on your sartorial choices. Keaton’s chic, menswear aesthetic in the movie – most of the clothes were her own that she wore in the ...
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The "Annie Hall look"—marked by blazers, neckties, baggy pants and hats—became a craze in the late '70s. But costume designer Ruth Morley couldn't claim credit for it, since the quirky get-up was simply the way Diane Keaton dressed in real life. In fact, Morley objected to the idea of Keaton wearing her own clothes in the movie. Then Woody weighed in, saying of Keaton, "Leave her. She's a ...
