April 1st, 2010
Other than fashion, there is another art form that captures our attention and manages to preoccupy us with other people’s stories and adventures; I am talking about the 7th art, film. In this industry, style plays a major role, whether in the characters who convert themselves in trendsetters, or the trendsetters that inspire a film or one of its characters. Some films marked a way or introduced a new clothing or style wore by an acclaimed style icon.
Costume design in style is one of the most essential categories nowadays for different awards like the Academy Awards; it takes power and patience to work with a full furniture and style sense for a film. It established an identification point between the actors and the public.
Casablanca is a classic film where we are still often transported to by fashion. For men it wasn’t an ordinary suit but one made by Burberry which popularized the sort even more. Classic and standpat spy-like style will ever embrace the feeling of the style style in this movie.
Marlon Brando also popularized the leather jacket, jeans and white t-shirt countenance in The Wild One, just like James histrion also did around that time. It was the representation of rebellious guys in the 50′s which is still used today by millions. This outfit is still a style hit and has been modified to our actual time.
The little black dress is still the favorite among fashionista film buffs today. Breakfast at Tiffany’s was the full representation of this countenance by Audrey Hepburn with her elegance and femininity, obviously achieved by Givenchy. Her oversized sunglasses, oversize hats, classy trench-coat, pearls and ballerina flats are still favorites in style worldwide.
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