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alexcollix7 · 2 years

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roman holiday + audrey hepburn looks

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opsena · 8 months

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American Psycho publicity stills,

2000.

#american psycho #publicity stills #mary harron #christian bale #patrick bateman #fashion on film #justin theroux #josh lucas #bill sage #brett easton ellis

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professorpski · 2 years

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Ghostbusters, 2016, or Academic Fashion Duel

While the search of ghosts obviously drives this funny movie, I want to talk about how the costumes by Jeffrey Kurland signal the hopeless aspirations of Kristen Wiig who plays a young academic named Erin. We first meet her on the cusp of the decision about her tenure at Columbia University, which would give her a permanent position.

She is wearing a pale green and tan plaid suit with blazer and pleated skirt. It is not a completely hopeless outfit until we spot the clashing blouse which is stark white with blue and tan print and a tight, little rectangular bow. That little bow tell us that Abby is trying far too hard to toe the line in academia; she once co-wrote a book on ghosts which she hopes has been completely forgotten.

The hopelessness of her case for tenure becomes more apparent as she talks to a distinguished guest lecturer named Phyllis played by Elizabeth Perkins whose all-black outfit is artfully decorated with a large scarab pin and a dark scarf which repeats the green of the scarab. Phyllis manages to disagree with every single thing that Erin says in what must be the most painfully funny work conversation ever recorded on film for academics like me.

There is lots more to like in the film included the mad scientist outfit on Kate McKinnon including her strange goggles which make you think she is ready for something to explode at any moment. And then, of course, there are the ghosts.

#ghostbusters #ghostbusters answer the call #ghostbusters 2016 #working womens fashion #working women's suits #jeffrey kurland #fashion on film #kristen wiig #elizabeth perkins #kate mckinnon #womens fashion #womens suits

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allwhiterain · 5 months

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Matthew Lillard and Angelina Jolie as “Cereal Killer” and “Acid Burn” in Hackers (1995)

#matthew lillard #angelina jolie #hackers #throwback #movies #film #fashion #90s #90s movies #nostaliga #90s icons #90s nostalgia #t4t #gender #90s films #90s aesthetic #90s fashion

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zegalba · 8 months

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Gab Bois: Film Collection (2022)

#Gab Bois #film #art #repurposed #fashion #accessories #2022 #brown

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velvetvixenchronicles · 16 days

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tatyana x gabi 🩵🧡

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70s-motel · 7 months

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Taylor Swift on film at the VMAs 2023

creds: jalen hemphill on insta

#taylor swift #vmas #swifties #fashion #film photography

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zendeyas · 2 months

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Taylor Russell wearing LOEWE – BAFTA Film Awards (2024) photographed by Vasilis Kalegias

#taylor russell #fashion #loewe #bafta film awards #photoshoot

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el-ladron · 1 month

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Bella Thorne

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frenchnewwaves · 9 months

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Chloë Sevigny always serves cunt.

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inthedarktrees · 10 months

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Lori Williams | Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! | 1965

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gothgleek · 9 months

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Margot Robbie in Custom Schiaparelli x Solo in the Spotlight Barbie

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professorpski · 2 years

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The Saint: Lida or That Generous Early 1960s Silhouette

Although we often think of the 1960s as the decade of youth, of the model Twiggy, and of the flat-chested pre-adolescent silhouette for women as the look of the decade, the early 1960s was different. Decades have never quite overlaid onto the large shifts in fashion, and the early 1960s looked much like the 1950s with soft shoulders, generous bosom, tight waists, and generous hips. In short, an hourglass.

The silhouette still popular in 1964 was that hourglass look. Jeanne Moody played Lida who was absolutely packed into her metallic, brocade evening dress which manages to have both a low-cut front and a low-cut back. Some kind of foundation garment squeezes in her waistline to emphasize the hourglass and her dress has a long pleated tail which adds even more sway to her hips as she walks. She played the older sister who was being blackmailed while Erica Rogers played her younger sister and you can see two different hairstyles of the era as well. The younger sister wears a short hair cut that was then teased into a bubble shape, kind of a pixie cut on hairspray, while the older sister has lush, longer locks with waves set into them.

The Saint starring Roger Moore ran from 1962 through 1969. It was adapted from the stories of Leslie Charteris and watching it is a great way to see the fashions of the era. He was always beautifully tailored and many of the settings are among wealthy people and the fashions of that class appear accordingly. I can see them on something called MeTV, but there are other places that offer the shows as well.

#1960s fashions #1950s fashions #costume history #dress history #fashion history #silhouettes #the saint #Roger Moore #jeanne moody #erica rogers #fashion on film #1960s hair #lida #leslie charteris

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fayegonnaslay · 2 months

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