Film & Media Production

As a fashion designer, finding ways to stand out in a competitive field is more important than ever. With so many designers jockeying for attention, it can be tough to get noticed – but it’s not impossible. If you’re looking for ways to make your mark and get your name out there, here are a […]

The advent of fast fashion began all the way back in the Industrial Revolution. Thanks to the advances in manufacturing and the abundance of labor, clothing no longer needed to be made painstakingly by hand. People could now buy ready-to-wear clothes from shops without waiting for weeks or even months.  Over the decades, fast fashion

Costume accuracy in historical films or period movies have always been a concern. In the ‘90s, historical epic “Braveheart” starring Mel Gibson was heavily derided for the lack of accuracy regarding the costumes of the Scotsmen in the film. In the 21st century, the latest period movie to receive flak for taking too many liberties

Corsets have been constantly put down as painful and unnecessary accessories for the longest time. Popular culture often paints corsets as sexist, restrictive and even deformative. Celebrities in period films often speak out about how they suffered wearing corsets while shooting. In 2016, Emma Watson even refused to wear a corset while shooting the remake

“Halston. Lagerfeld. De la Renta . . . what they did, what they created, is greater than art. Because you live your life in it.” Nigel, “The Devil Wears Prada” Fashion is often derided for being too fancy, out of touch or irrelevant to the greater picture of history. However, this can not be further