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A pair of shoes and embroidered stockings, ca. 1890 by C. Tischer. The shoes are made of dark blue velvet and are embroidered with gilt plate over paper to create abstract floral designs.
Now housed at the FIDM Museum in Los Angeles.
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A pair of shoes and embroidered stockings, ca. 1890 by C. Tischer. The shoes are made of dark blue velvet and are embroidered with gilt plate over paper to create abstract floral designs.
Now housed at the FIDM Museum in Los Angeles.
Denim Frock Coat
c.1855
United States
FIDM Museum (Accession Number: 2018.5.109)
Learn more about the history of denim in the United States at this blog post by the FIDM Museum
A selection of the exhibits from
FIDM 2022: "Art of Costume Design in Film"
Dune
The Last Duel
Black Widow
Suicide Squad
House of Gucci
The Eternals
They were so, so beautiful in person. The details were amazing. 🌙🐊🪲✨
Bonus: 👀
Costume For Gemma Chan As Astrid Young Teo
Crazy Rich Asians
Costume Designer Mary Vogt
Christian Dior Fall 2016 Ready To Wear
27th Art Of Motion Pictures Costume Design
FIDM Museum And Galleries
The Manetti Bros' DIABOLIK starring Luca Marinelli as the titular thief, Miriam Leone as Eva Kant and Valerio Mastandrea as Inspector Gino's gets the Best Movie cover treatment.
Character Posters
For a film that is being released in a scant few weeks there has been little promotion just yet with Marinelli and the cast. And while the Manettis planned this as a franchise and are currently shooting the two sequels back to back, don't expect to see Marinelli squeezing into that bodysuit again. Marinelli departed the role and the new Diabolik is GREY'S ANATOMY vet Giacomo Gianniotti.
-Speaking of Italians....Los Angeles' Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising has a new exhibit honouring HOUSE OF GUCCI. Their 2020 exhibit was one of the last things I went to right before lockdown (that exhibit honoured that year's Oscar nominated costumes) so I am really happy to see it back
A sampling of the exhibit
•Tea Gown.
Place of origin: Paris
Date: ca. 1878
"The Costumes of Star Wars" exhibition at the FIDM Museum (2005)