Tag: Costume design

One of the joys of watching period films is the beautiful costume design that usually comes with it. Movies like Pride and Prejudice, Little Women, Mary Queen of Scotts, and even Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them feature gorgeous costumes that

16 years after the iconic Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu team-up, Charlie's Angels is back for a modern kickass remake with a new group of spies in tow. Taking charge is director and new Bosley, Elizabeth Banks, alongside her main

Maleficent, Disney's not-so-diabolical villain, is back for yet another high-fantasy tale of epic proportions in Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.  Set after the events of the first film five years ago, the sequel to the live action Disney remake sees a rift forming

Margot Robbie's no stranger to playing historical figures in films, adapting to her roles not just via characterization but through living in their clothes as well. She's transformed from the lavish royal garb of Queen Elizabeth I in Mary Queen of Scots,

When I think of Elton John, I tend to think of many things: Your Song covered over and over on talent shows; the chorus to Tiny Dancer; an established superstar in a shiny velvet tux and funky purple tinted glasses; or a young

Tanghalang Ateneo's Marisol is as compelling as it is disturbing. The titular character, Marisol, may well be having the worst week of her life. After being assaulted in a dark alley and losing sleep over loud, incorrigible neighbors, her guardian angel appears to

Harry Potter's world continues to grow with the second installment to its prequel, but what's all this fantasy without the perfect clothes to accompany the magic? Straight from her Best Costume Design Oscar win for the first Fantastic Beasts film, renowned costume

If you've already watched the trailer to Disney's latest fantasy release then you'll know just how majestic and extravagant the costumes are in The Nutcracker and The Four Realms. The story centers around a young Clara (Mackenzie Foy) in search of a

Here are all the fashion news you need to know:"Lara Jean is this badass quirky awesome individual," says costume designer Rafaella Rabinovich in an interview with Fashionista. Her personality is also further underlined by her Korean heritage. Thus, Rafaella chose to pull

Black Panther hasn’t even opened in theaters yet, but it’s already creating a lot of buzz. (FYI, it’s also the first film to be featured on the cover of Time Magazine starring Black Panther himself, Chadwick Boseman.) Case in point: who would forget how

Queen of our hearts Pia Wurtzbach is dipping her toes into acting, and her latest stint is going to be in director Joyce Bernal's entry for the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival, The Revengers! Here, we give you your very first peek

A few years ago, if one wanted to dress as Daenerys Targaryen for Halloween, a draped gown with a flowy, feminine silhouette would have been the obvious choice of costume. But as we’ve been seeing in the seventh season, that’s no longer

We've already made our case for why the ballet costume design industry needs saving, but to strengthen our argument even further, we visited The Firebird's dress rehearsals ourselves to see Mark Higgins' designs in action.In this video, Mark shares more about his

On August 19, Ballet Philippines is set to present yet another spectacle featuring a ballet scored by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky, The Firebird. In anticipation of the performance, Style Bible looks into the area of ballet often hidden behind closed doors: the creation

Created by Ryan Murphy, the same guy who introduced us to the Saint Laurent-clad witches from American Horror Story’s Coven, Scream Queens is a stylish thriller comedy bound to change our Wednesday nights. We already know we’ll be hooked. (@praisethelourd)Can Scream Queens be

From playing the sweet Giselle on Enchanted, Amy Adams shows us her range and versatility by switching it up to becoming the daring con artist Sydney Prosser in American Hustle. The movie premieres on local cinemas today and we can’t help but ogle