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Getting the “Emilycore” look showcased in Emily in Paris is pretty simple: think understated pieces, straight-cut silhouettes and versatile neutrals that capture the essence of Parisian chic. Just kidding. For two seasons, the Netflix dramedy has made headlines for its chaotic, impractical costumes – a reflection of the show’s messy plotlines and clunky clichés. And […]

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In the immortal words of RuPaul Charles, “We’re all born naked and the rest is drag.” So luckily, Zaldy is here to make “the rest” look gorgeous. The Connecticut-born designer got his start as a model in the eighties, walking for Thierry Mugler, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Vivienne Westwood. It was around the time that he […]

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Zac Posen is no stranger to suits. In fact, he’s worn many over his lifetime — black ones, blue ones, skinny ones and extravagant ones. But he’s also worn a lot of hats (see what I did there?): a celeb-favourite fashion designer, bridal designer, a former judge on Project Runway, former creative director of Brooks […]

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There’s no doubt that Princess Diana was among the greatest fashion icons of the 20th century, whether she wore embellished gowns, bodycon dresses or a simple jacket over high-waisted jeans. In Pablo Larraín’s Spencer, audiences are invited to peek behind the royal walls of what might have happened over three days around Christmas 1991, as […]

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After receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame just last week, costume designer Ruth E. Carter has yet another reason to celebrate with the release of Coming 2 America on Amazon today. Carter, who’s also the first Black woman to win an Oscar in the costume design category for Black Panther, was brought […]

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“I definitely dressed a little Craft-influenced in high school and into my early twenties,” costume designer Avery Plewes says when asked about what the movie’s memorable wardrobing meant to her. Plewes­ – who won a CAFTCAD award earlier this year for her work on Ready or Not – was part of the crew who contributed […]

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Sarah Evelyn and Lou Eyrich talk about working on Netflix's new show, which launches tonight.

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They've worked on projects like The Shape of Water, The Lighthouse, Superfly and Anne With An E.

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Mark Bridges is a costume designer extraordinaire. He got his start working on the cult adult comedy Dream On in the early ’90s, and has been in a fruitful partnership with director Paul Thomas Anderson for the last twenty years. Bridges’ costume credits include everything from dressing a groovy 1970s porn star in Boogie Nights, […]

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The cast of Pitch Perfect 3 is teasing us with behind-the-scenes photos of their upcoming film—and they’re leaving a bad taste with some. The problem? Not everyone is wearing the same sailor suit… Most of the Barden Bellas on set are seen wearing teeny-tiny striped halter tops, while the two plus-size stars of the group, Rebel Wilson and Ester Dean, are […]

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If you were to ask Derek Zoolander who he’s wearing, he would probably tell you he doesn’t wear people. There would be an uncomfortable pause, he’d tug on his blouse just to make sure it was made of fabric. Most of his outfits are actually confounding to him—and the people around him. Yet his penchant […]

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