Category Archive: Clothes from now

Clothes from films set 2000-now

The American Charity Sale: Own Clooney’s Zegna Suit

The American Charity Sale: Own Clooney’s Zegna Suit

Buy costumes worn by George Clooney and Thekla Reuten in The American at a Red Cross charity sale.

 

13 Going On 30: Colourful Jennifer Garner

13 Going On 30: Colourful Jennifer Garner

The costumes are somewhat…ahem….‘colourful’.

 

Inception: Jeffrey Kurland – Follow Up Costume Q&A

Inception: Jeffrey Kurland – Follow Up Costume Q&A

Jeffrey Kurland has once again spoken exclusively to Clothes on Film about his inspiring costume design for Inception.

 

The Bourne Ultimatum: Paddy Considine Wears a Man Bag

The Bourne Ultimatum: Paddy Considine Wears a Man Bag

Paddy Considine wears a Belstaff man bag.

 

Inception: Jeffrey Kurland Costume Q&A

Inception: Jeffrey Kurland Costume Q&A

Jeffrey Kurland explains exclusively to Clothes on Film his costume choices for Inception.

 

Exclusive Interview with Toy Story 3 Director Lee Unkrich

Exclusive Interview with Toy Story 3 Director Lee Unkrich

Clothes on Film caught up with Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich for an exclusive interview. Ken’s camptastic wardrobe was on the agenda.

 

David Lynch & Marion Cotillard Get Blue For Dior

David Lynch & Marion Cotillard Get Blue For Dior

David Lynch has premiered his twelve minute commercial for Lady Dior and it is every bit as ‘Lynch’ as you might expect.

 

The Hangover: More Costume Questions Answered

The Hangover: More Costume Questions Answered

Costume designer for The Hangover, Louise Mingenbach, has answered more questions about who wears what in the movie.

 

Whip It: Roller Derby Vogue

Whip It: Roller Derby Vogue

In as much as this is Drew Barrymore’s movie, it is also Catherine Marie Thomas’ runway to showcase a wide range of creativity.

 

Running Scared: Costume Designer Kristin Burke – Pt2

Running Scared: Costume Designer Kristin Burke – Pt2

Part two of our chat with costume designer for Running Scared, Kristin M. Burke. If you thought part one was interesting, this will blow your socks off.