In 1998, Reese Witherspoon and Tobey McGuire starred in what could be considered a period piece film titled 'Pleasantville'. The movie was set in the modern day and follows the two main characters as they are sucked into their television into a 'Leave It To Beaver' type black & white sitcom. The costume designs for Pleasantville were immaculate in replicating the styles that both men and women incorporated into their daily wardrobes in the more 'simpler' time that embodied the era of the 1950's.
The name of the film is connected to the idealism that everything was pleasant in the 50's and representative of a more puritanical time. In all reality, less the obvious changes in censorship and morals, individuals in that time frame faced the same challenges that we do in this day and age in regards to making our way in the world and dealing with relationships. The movie was instrumental in giving insight to the fact that we all have the same wants and desires in life and that as a whole, our ideas really haven't changed that much throughout the decades.
The fashions of the 50's were absolutely recreated to give this flick a realistic quality. Tight sweaters, circle skirts and cardigans. If you love all things 50's check out Pleasantville now on DVD...
Currently 'in shop' we have tons of 50's vintage apparel, jewelry and accessories so if that's what you dig, make sure to stop on by!...
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Fashion In Film Friday - Pleasantville
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Fashion In Film Friday
Usually we do a film from past decades, but our 'Fashion In Film Friday' focus is going to be on the new movie that was just released this past April, 'Water For Elephants' with Reese Witherspoon and Twilight heart throb Rob Pattinson. It's a love story set in the 1930's about a traveling circus.
This flick is very 'old Hollywood' and not just on a cinematographic level. The styles are right on and true to the era. The 30's were to some degree 'glam' and the movie 'Water For Elephants' features Reese in a bunch of silky, slinky dresses that are currently the inspiration for designs by Galliano & Dior.
Fashion trends tend to follow most major motion pictures and retailers are already anticipating the demand for this vintage 30's style! Zappos has even created a special edition scarf inspired by the one Marlena (Reese Witherspoon) wears in the movie.
pics: shopping.aol.com , moviegoods.com , cinemovie.tv.com , fashionrules.com , zappos.com
This flick is very 'old Hollywood' and not just on a cinematographic level. The styles are right on and true to the era. The 30's were to some degree 'glam' and the movie 'Water For Elephants' features Reese in a bunch of silky, slinky dresses that are currently the inspiration for designs by Galliano & Dior.
Fashion trends tend to follow most major motion pictures and retailers are already anticipating the demand for this vintage 30's style! Zappos has even created a special edition scarf inspired by the one Marlena (Reese Witherspoon) wears in the movie.
pics: shopping.aol.com , moviegoods.com , cinemovie.tv.com , fashionrules.com , zappos.com
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