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Top 10 Best Costume Designer in San Francisco, CA - May 2024 - Yelp - Haight Street Costumes, Hester's Designs, Piedmont Boutique, The Fashion Company, The Golden Hour, Jarred Garza, Fashion Designer and Instructor, W Costume Design, David Carver-Ford’s San Francisco Wig Studio, Cliff's Variety, Held Over.
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- French Couture in The Early 20th Century
- Accessories Room
- Elsa Schiaparelli
- French Couture – After World War II
- American Designers
- Charles James
Jan Reeder led us to this room full of French couture perfections. The details of each ensembles are truly amazing, and I wished I did not forget my phone that day. I could’ve taken several photos myself, which would’ve helped me tremendously in identifying many of these masterpieces afterwards. But thanks to Pinterest, I managed to do that for mos...
The shoes inside a custom-made trunk made with violin wood by Pietro Yantorny was a magnificent sight. Rita de Acosta Lydig, the famous New York socialite originally owned 150 – 300 pairs of shoes, including the ones in this trunk. She’s a woman of bold choices; she daringly wore the Callot Soeurs burgundy pants (seen on the previous room) when wea...
The surrealist artist that had whimsical, unusual sense of fashion was big in late 1920s to 1940s. From exposed zipper detail, custom textile print made out of seed packets, to brightly colored insect necklace, Elsa Schiaparelli was such an iconic fashion great. Her fashion sense was realistic, not romanticized, and her works were (still are) beaut...
The Yves St. Laurent for Christian Dior’s Trapeze collection was on display in this room. They were made when he was still 21 years old, tapped to head Dior house after Christian Dior died suddenly of heart attack. There was a great deal of uncertainty when young St. Laurent took over Dior, but he proved his talents. The Paris newspapers had the he...
This room exhibits notable sportswear looks from American women designers, such as Vera Maxwell and Bonnie Cashin. Fashion from the male counterpart is also present, including a 1949 tiger-striped silk ball gown by Gilbert Adrian. By now, you noticed the elegant paper wigs on the mannequins’ heads. Mr. Koda cheerfully informed the crowd that they a...
And for the finale, it’s a section of the exhibition devoted to Charles James (American, born Great Britain, 1906-1978). It has 25 objects — nine ensembles, 12 sketches, and five prototype muslins that illuminate the technical mastery behind James’s highly constructed gowns. We were immediately greeted by the most iconic Charles James’ creation “Cl...
The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. (415) 675-5200 | Website. 55 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 | Directions. Hours: None Listed Update Hours.
I am a wardrobe stylist and costume designer based in San Francisco, California. I have a strong background in fashion design and textiles with a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago which gives me a deep understanding of color, texture, design and quality.
