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Twenty-five years ago, costume designer Margot Wilson was a student living in Paris when she picked up a roll of red, moire silk fabric during a shopping trip to Milan. She didn’t know why, or what for; she wasn’t even … Continue reading
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The most memorable musical number ever captured on film, and Ginger Rogers’ dress contributes to this greatly. Continue reading
© 2009 Lord Christopher Laverty. All rights reserved.
Costume designer Caroline de Vivaise dressed Dunst in nautically themed beach pyjamas, which were not just suitable for the location, but also a nod to Marion’s forward-thinking ways. Continue reading