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Category Archives: Style in film
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood: Everything I Hoped It Would Be and More
Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is ultimately about what it is like to live and die in L.A., by way of Tarantino’s liberal take on history and freeing visionary mind. Read More
This Summer We’re Channelling: The Safari Style in “Hatari!”
In “Hatari!”, men and women share spaces, professions, friendships, and safari clothes. They are equals. It’s all very natural. And it was 1962. Read More
This Summer We Are Channelling: Paul Newman in Sweet Bird of Youth
Paul Newman and Geraldine Page in “Sweet Bird of Youth”, 1962 | Roxbury Productions Inc. I have been thinking and thinking about how they would adapt a Tennessee Williams play for the big screen today. And I can not … Read More
This Summer We’re Channelling: Faye Dunaway in Bonnie and Clyde
The honey-gold bob, the sun-kissed skin with peachy blush and lips, the silky nude top, the tailored midi skirt suffused with tomboy sexuality, the golden coin chain thrown on just so, and that insouciant attitude, Read More
This Summer We’re Channelling: Billy Drago’s Armani White Suit in The Untouchables
Giorgio Armani’s white linen suit in The Untouchables helps build the character, but it’s much more than that. It transcends film, character, symbolism. Read More