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Last Year at Marienbad will screen on July 27th and August 11th at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

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Last year, the fashionable film that people couldn’t stop raving about was Phantom Thread. Makes sense, given that the film is literally about a fashion designer. There are sumptuous silks aplenty, not to mention antique lace, tailored skirt suits and too many elaborate gowns to count. This year, though, the Most Stylish Film mantle could […]

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The annual Whistler Film Festival kicks off on November 28 in Whistler, BC and has packed an impressive number of films, panels and events into its 18th iteration. Over the course of five days, the festival will screen 90 films from Canada and around the world, ranging from features to shorts to documentaries. The non-profit […]

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A few years ago, Neve Campbell found herself in a cemetery. She wasn’t alone. She was there for a very special gathering. All around her, the people were dressed like witches—albeit ones with a very specific aesthetic: short black skirts, thigh-high stockings, chunky boots and a preponderance of either leather jackets or baby-Ts (or both). […]

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For an industry that has become so dependent on computers to generate its images, you’d think Hollywood wouldn’t dislike technology so much. But for Tinseltown bigwigs, it’s a convenient scapegoat for failing box-office returns. They can criticize websites like Rotten Tomatoes for sabotaging a film’s chances when it assigns the flick a binary Fresh/Not Fresh […]

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As loyal beings of the fashion industry, nothing gets us more excited than spotting designers, models and editors in hit TV shows and films. Who doesn’t want to see how our fave fashion icons step outside their comfort zones and take on the acting world? Specifically, stepping over fashion roadkill? Take this quiz to see […]

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It’s a testament to Nora Ephron’s far-reaching legacy that everyone from film industry vets to the food crowd has been profoundly shaken and saddened by her passing last night due to complications from acute myeloid leukemia. The When Harry Met Sally… screenwriter was one of the wittiest and sharpest voices of her time. As a kind of sartorial tribute to the always stylish and inspiring Ephron, here are a few of the ways she touched the fashion world.

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Just like The Artist but without the dog (and no cameo from Choupette?!) this new silent Chanel short film has us totally enraptured. The mini-film—starring Chanel muse Alice Dellal and shot by Karl Lagerfeld—features the punk darling napping on a vintage settee, writing a letter by lamplight (beautiful but nightmare-worthy, no?), and searching for her beloved Boy bag. And do our eyes play tricks or are those alien-print Louis chairs? We love the video, the bags, the clothes, and the music. And if the hair is any indication, the messy dreadlocked style we saw during Pre-Fall will be sticking around for another season.

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Not one but two Snow White–inspired films are coming out in 2012, sparking a battle over which will be the fairest. Mirror, Mirror, starring Julia Roberts and Lily Collins appears to be a comedic twist on the classic tale, whereas Snow White and the Huntsman, with Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart, has a fight-to-the-death Game of Thrones–esque tone.

Set to debut this weekend at the New York Film Festival, the trailer for My Week With Marilyn has been released and not a moment too soon. Starring Michelle Williams, it’s a period film that’s been flying slightly under our radar. Yes, there was the stunning Michelle-as-Monroe Vogue cover—but after watching the trailer we now see just how sensational this film will be. Here’s why we’re excited: