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You've seen the slinky clothes or
maybe the ones that made Bob Hope and Bing Crosby cute in their Road . . . films.
Now you can read more about the designers
who worked with the actors to help--or
in some cases--hurt their performances!
See Also:
Costume Designers Guild Awards:
Awards Archives:
Career Achievement Awards:
| Panama Hats |
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| From Newt at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel |
Panama Hats
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| A Stone Martin Stole |
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Stone Marten Furs
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| The Infamous White Fox Fur Lady |
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| Katherine de Mille as Yvonne Roland with George Chandler as the Ship's Radio Operator |
And here is an article from way back
when that a fellow Charlie Chan fan wrote for Maven about furs in the movies . . . since we've had so much fun with the infamous
"White Fox Fur" lady herself, Katherine de Mille, in Charlie Chan at the Olympics!
Fashion in Film: Furs - Part 1
Fashion in Film: Furs - Part 2
| Katherine de Mille in a Non-White Fox Fur |
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| With Warner Oland as Charlie Chan |
| Edith Head, the Inspiration for Edith Mode |
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EDITH HEAD . . .
Literally and figuratively the costume designer
at the head of the class when it comes to making clothes for the movies. Edith Head knew the directors and the stars
and lived to tell about them!
| Alfred Hitchcock, Grace Kelly and Anthony Daws |
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| In "Dial M for Murder" (1954) |
Alfred Hitchcock and Edith Head
| From the David O. Selznick Collection at the |
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| Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin |
The Harry Ransom Center
at the University of Texas at Austin houses the David O. Selznick Collection. It includes lots of information about makeup
and costumes up to and including Gone with the Wind (1939):
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