1. Beautiful Ruins : Costume Design Mary Claire – Stella – Haylee – Liz

2. Our Project  2 costume boards  1960’s board and modern board  Hands-on / organic  Mix of images, fabrics, and fashion objects  Overall “looks,” hair, and makeup  Looked to actors / actresses casted for the film for inspiration  Blockbuster budget  Our adaptation: true to book, with a few updates

3. Our Costume Designer: Colleen Atwood  Nominated for 10 Academy Awards for best costume design  Won 3 Academy Awards for Chicago, Memoirs of a Geisha, and Alice and Wonderland  Close collaborator with Tim Burton, Rob Marshall, Jonathan Demme

4. 1960’s Board  Dee  Jackie Kennedy / Grace Kelly  “Wide-brimmed hat”  Old Hollywood glamour  Classic  Pasquale  Image-conscious  Put-together despite not having money  Third-rate Italian suits  Slicked-back hair

5. 1960’s Board Cont.  Michael Dean / Richard Burton  Old Hollywood  Expensive looking  Wealth  Dean as a Cary Grant-type character  Alvis Bender  Rugged  Former soldier turned writer  Strappy, intellectual  Ernest Hemingway

6. Modern Day Board  Dee  Still attractive as an older lady  Good taste  Michael Dean  An older version of his younger self  Still wearing expensive suits

7. Modern Day Board Cont.  Claire  The ultimate modern girl  Sophisticated  Young Hollywood  Real life Emma Stone  Shane Wheeler  Went against the book  Modern, young Hollywood, Hip  Professional

8. History of Costume Design  First decade and a half  If contemporary clothing was needed, actors/actresses wore their own  1912 – costume rental companies  1920s – jobs and opportunities with boom of film industry  Costume design is integral to movies