Clothes from films set during 1960s
On Meg Ryan's character Alice, hippie seems like a passing trend rather than a lifestyle choice.
Matt Spaiser, creator of The Suits of James Bond blog, analyses the style of 007 in the film that started it all - Dr. No.
Following a trip to Rome, Betty dons the latest in European chic - a colourful maxi dress that belongs in sleepy Ossining just about as much as she does.
It’s grim by the coast. A trailer for 1960s set Brighton Rock has arrived online.
Beyond Biba: A Portrait of Barbara Hulanicki is a contextualised examination of one woman’s extraordinary influence on popular culture.
Less a costume movie and more a fashion one, Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is typical of its naughty director Russ Meyer in all the best ways.
His Cowichan-type Pendleton cardigan sums up The Dude best of all.
Denim re-invented Audrey Hepburn from stylish and chic to cheeky and tomboyish.
Rachel's Chanel suit was a personal request from Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner.
Baby’s ascent to womanhood is showcased through her wardrobe choices.
Through Margot, Gwyneth Paltrow became a middle-class fashion icon.
Part two of a new Dual Analysis. Costume designer Kristin Burke from FrockTalk gives her thoughts on Rosemary's Baby.
Meg Ryan in Proof of Life: Hopeless Hippie
On Meg Ryan's character Alice, hippie seems like a passing trend rather than a lifestyle choice.