Michael Caine is the epitome of badly folded cool.
The Big Lebowski is brilliantly designed; the characters are concisely and efficiently illustrated, says KB from FrockTalk.com.
Let’s tell you why The Big Lebowski costume design rocked in an almost completely non-subtextual way.
She may start out in fisherman’s knitwear but by the end of Rocky, Talia Shire could not look more feminine.
One of the seventies’ more successful attempts to modernise fashions of the past.
Not the emotional and profound experience it should be.
Through Margot, Gwyneth Paltrow became a middle-class fashion icon.
Travolta’s look defined an era: smart, yet somehow scruffy; classy yet somehow cheap.
There is something spiritual about a maxi dress; the way it flows and veils the body. It gels with the divine aspect of Solitaire.
Establishing a new feature at Clothes on Film, the following review is written in collaboration with costume designer Kristin M. Burke.
Category Archive: Clothes from 1970s