Clothes on Film

The study of costume design in cinema and television. Featuring exclusive articles, news, interviews, videos, podcasts, essays and competitions.

  • About, Editor and Contributors
  • Archive
  • Press
  • Ads
  • Contact
  • About, Editor and Contributors
  • Archive
  • Press
  • Ads
  • Contact

Socials

  • twitter
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • instagram
  • Clothes from 1940s,  Clothes from 1950s,  Girls in Films,  Premium

    To Catch a Thief: Grace Kelly’s Coral Top and Skirt

    21 May ’11 /

    This coral pink ensemble encompasses and challenges the absolute femininity of Grace Kelly.

    read more
    Lord Christopher Laverty 5 Comments

    You May Also Like

    Florence Foster Jenkins: Exclusive Costume Sketches

    4 May ’16

    Pollock: Ed Harris in Paint Splattered Denim

    15 Feb ’11

    To Catch a Thief: Grace Kelly in Blue Chiffon

    2 Mar ’11
  • Clothes from 1980s,  Girls in Films,  Premium

    Madonna in Desperately Seeking Susan

    11 Mar ’11 /

    All the recurring themes in Desperately Seeking Susan are linked to one jacket.

    read more
    Contributor 2 Comments

    You May Also Like

    Flashdance: Jennifer Beals’ Dance & Casual Wear

    31 Jul ’09

    Win a Limited Edition Scarface Blu-Ray + Scarf & Money Clip

    1 Sep ’11

    The Look of Love: Q&A with Costume Designer Stephanie Collie

    29 Aug ’13
  • Clothes from 2000-10,  Clothes from now,  Girls in Films,  News

    New Burlesque Trailer? Corset Is

    21 Oct ’10 /

    A brand new international trailer for Burlesque has pranced onto the internet.

    read more
    Lord Christopher Laverty Comments Off on New Burlesque Trailer? Corset Is

    You May Also Like

    Film Review: The Boys Are Back

    22 Jan ’10

    The A-Team Movie: First Official Pic – Suited Bradley Cooper

    24 Oct ’09

    Review: The American

    15 Oct ’10
  • Clothes from 1960s,  Girls in Films,  Guys in Films,  Premium

    Belle de Jour: Sex and Alienation

    13 Oct ’09 /

    Featuring Yves Saint Laurent couture as cool and disaffecting its protagonist, Belle de Jour can be read effectively through costume.

    read more
    Lord Christopher Laverty 4 Comments

    You May Also Like

    X-Men: First Class Costumes

    20 Jan ’11

    The Suits of Lee Marvin in Point Blank (1967)

    2 Sep ’19

    Deena Appel on the Costume Design of Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

    25 Sep ’18