Movie Stills - Fashion in Film #2

pavementfrippery · 06-09-2011

This is a continuation thread, the old thread is Here

The Thin Red Line (1998) Directed by Terrence Malick

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Aqua Tofana · 12-09-2011

The Girlfriend Experience (2009)
Directed by Steven Soderbergh, starring Sasha Grey

My caps, property of Magnolia pictures

Aqua Tofana · 12-09-2011

My caps, property of Magnolia pictures

pavementfrippery · 13-09-2011

Thanks for The Girlfriend Experience pics, but you can still access the old thread's pictures - why post twice?

Aqua Tofana · 13-09-2011

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Originally Posted by pavementfrippery

Thanks for The Girlfriend Experience pics, but you can still access the old thread's pictures - why post twice?

I'm terribly sorry, I meant to post the same set to a different thread and ended up posting it twice >.<
Sorry for inconvenience!

auxt · 14-09-2011

North by Northwest (1959)

Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Martin Landau, Alfred Hitchcock

it seems no one posted this in the old thread
in the first image, notice how junior anticipates a gunshot

blu-ray.com

Boomer · 14-09-2011

^ Thanks- one of THE all time great movies! I saw it in an art house in wide screen once, and it was even better!
Cary's suits at that point in his career were made by Quintino in Beverly Hills, and if you really look closely, Martin Landau wears the exact same suit in several scenes; Hitchcock secretly had Cary's tailor make up identical suits for him- as you may know there was a strong gay undercurrent in the film, particularly between Landau and James Mason where they all imitated and commented on their admiration of one another, which was very subtle due to the culture of the mid 1950s...

auxt · 15-09-2011

Yes, it's certainly one of my favorites. I'd really like to catch it in a revival theater. The film is bursting with style and opulence.

Your comment regarding those iconic suits led me to a very informative Fashion in Film blog. Apparently there's some uncertainty about whether Quintino or Kilgour (UK) took the lead: http://onthisdayinfashion.com/?p=2872

IMDb lists Harry Kress under Costume and Wardrobe Department, but it sounds like his involvement was limited.

Boomer · 15-09-2011

Cary's early days in film were Anderson and Shepard, and he often got suits from Kilgour, but in the 50s he was almost exclusively going to Quintino as he lived right in Beverly Hills and he was very friendly with them, they were even mentioned in the credits for "Indescreet"...BTW, being famously careful with his money, he made sure his suits were given to him as part of his picture deals, as was the magnificent Rolls Royce he and Ingrid Bergman used in "Indiscreet"...

shadowpuppets · 06-10-2011

This thread is so lovely! I tried to go through the closed thread to make sure that these are not reposts, but my internet didn't like that so I'm hoping these are all new.

Sedmikrásky- My caps are not the best, but the 2 main characters always wear the same basic outfit, but the fabric changes often, and the film is beautiful.

All screencaped by me. You can watch the film on youtube.

Clueless-

Grease-

Boomer · 11-10-2011

This may not be the perfect place to post this, but I couldn't find a closer thread....For your consideration...

http://www.moviefanfare.com/fanfare-...rief-overview/

YoninahAliza · 11-10-2011

^Wow what an interesting article. I didn't know that's how Charlie Chaplin's character came about I guess sometimes movie stars do know whats best for the character they are inhabiting!

YoninahAliza · 24-10-2011

I watched Muriel's Wedding (1994) and Emma (1996) yesterday and today respectively. And I enjoyed both films immensely. I found both of them to be aesthetically pleasing and filmed really well. Plus the clothes were wonderful (although Muriel's Wedding was very 80's/early 90's but it's fun for nostalgia).

Muriel's Wedding...

http://cinematicstyle.tumblr.com/

Emma...

http://cinematicstyle.tumblr.com/

http://yoninahaliza.tumblr.com/

adorefaith · 24-10-2011

Oh i loved this thread and forgot all about it.

Is there any way we can make sure our images are a certain size? Some of these huge ones really distort my screen and make viewing this lovely thread very difficult.

adorefaith · 24-10-2011

i loved the casual cool styling of Melanie Laurent and Ewan McGregor in Beginners.

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Aqua Tofana tfs star Join Date: May 2009 Location: UK Gender: femme Posts: 1,509	The Girlfriend Experience (2009) Directed by Steven Soderbergh, starring Sasha Grey My caps, property of Magnolia pictures

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pavementfrippery windowshopping Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Sydney Gender: femme Posts: 25	Thanks for The Girlfriend Experience pics, but you can still access the old thread's pictures - why post twice? __________________ My beloved blog: http://pavement-frippery.blogspot.com/

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auxt front row Join Date: Sep 2007 Gender: homme Posts: 362	North by Northwest (1959) Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Martin Landau, Alfred Hitchcock it seems no one posted this in the old thread in the first image, notice how junior anticipates a gunshot blu-ray.com

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Boomer V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Caught between the moon and New York City Gender: homme Posts: 22,220	^ Thanks- one of THE all time great movies! I saw it in an art house in wide screen once, and it was even better! Cary's suits at that point in his career were made by Quintino in Beverly Hills, and if you really look closely, Martin Landau wears the exact same suit in several scenes; Hitchcock secretly had Cary's tailor make up identical suits for him- as you may know there was a strong gay undercurrent in the film, particularly between Landau and James Mason where they all imitated and commented on their admiration of one another, which was very subtle due to the culture of the mid 1950s...

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auxt front row Join Date: Sep 2007 Gender: homme Posts: 362	Yes, it's certainly one of my favorites. I'd really like to catch it in a revival theater. The film is bursting with style and opulence. Your comment regarding those iconic suits led me to a very informative Fashion in Film blog. Apparently there's some uncertainty about whether Quintino or Kilgour (UK) took the lead: http://onthisdayinfashion.com/?p=2872 IMDb lists Harry Kress under Costume and Wardrobe Department, but it sounds like his involvement was limited.

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shadowpuppets windowshopping Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Christchurch, New Zealand Gender: femme Posts: 28	This thread is so lovely! I tried to go through the closed thread to make sure that these are not reposts, but my internet didn't like that so I'm hoping these are all new. Sedmikrásky- My caps are not the best, but the 2 main characters always wear the same basic outfit, but the fabric changes often, and the film is beautiful. All screencaped by me. You can watch the film on youtube. Clueless- Grease- __________________ *Tumblr* Last edited by Petit Lucille; 12-12-2011 at 04:10 AM. Reason: Self-promotion

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Boomer V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Caught between the moon and New York City Gender: homme Posts: 22,220	This may not be the perfect place to post this, but I couldn't find a closer thread....For your consideration... http://www.moviefanfare.com/fanfare-...rief-overview/

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YoninahAliza fashion elite Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Avonlea Gender: femme Posts: 2,953	^Wow what an interesting article. I didn't know that's how Charlie Chaplin's character came about I guess sometimes movie stars do know whats best for the character they are inhabiting! __________________ http://miss-rumphius.tumblr.com/ "It is ever so much easier to be good if your clothes are fashionable." Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

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YoninahAliza fashion elite Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Avonlea Gender: femme Posts: 2,953	I watched Muriel's Wedding (1994) and Emma (1996) yesterday and today respectively. And I enjoyed both films immensely. I found both of them to be aesthetically pleasing and filmed really well. Plus the clothes were wonderful (although Muriel's Wedding was very 80's/early 90's but it's fun for nostalgia). Muriel's Wedding... http://cinematicstyle.tumblr.com/ Emma... http://cinematicstyle.tumblr.com/ http://yoninahaliza.tumblr.com/ __________________ http://miss-rumphius.tumblr.com/ "It is ever so much easier to be good if your clothes are fashionable." Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery Last edited by YoninahAliza; 24-10-2011 at 08:28 PM.

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adorefaith i'm almost ready.. Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: rocky mountains Gender: femme Posts: 14,177	Oh i loved this thread and forgot all about it. Is there any way we can make sure our images are a certain size? Some of these huge ones really distort my screen and make viewing this lovely thread very difficult. __________________ That's who you wanna go in the woods with, right? Somebody who finishes your sentences for you