Costume Designer: Mark Bridges (Winner of the Oscar for Best Costume Designer)
Bérénice Bejo as Peppy Miller: "I just adored wearing those clothes. The 20s have the most glamorous styles of all time, so no wonder they keep coming back in fashion."
The Dress: Bridges re-created a '20s dress he found at San Fernando Valley shop LeLuxe Clothing in iridescent sequins.
The Hat: Bejo's black satin hat was from Western Costume Co. "That particular period shape is difficult to find. They were gracious enough to let me add some more stones to complement the dress" says Bridges.
The Bracelet: Bridges rented the rhinestone bracelet from PalaceCostume. "It catches the light in a great way and looks expensive on film" he says.
6 comments:
elle est magnifique
superbe post, et jolie sélection de photos
Actually I just come home from the cinema :-) I also noticed Peppy's exceptional style. My favorite piece was the black fur coat, which she wore in the end with a white dress! xoxo
I am soooo into the 20s trend!!
http://barefoot-duchess.blogspot.com/2012/01/roaring-1920s-fever-fashion-trends.html
She is really beautiful and she looked amazing in the film.
The black and silver dress was from LeluxeClothing.com. They shortened the fringe a bit, but otherwise it is the same dress we've sold for years. The other main Leluxe dress was the one she wore through most of the end of the movie, and that was the Midnight Blue Garconne. But they used a lot of our dresses all through the movie, and for the crowd scenes. The original dress they used in the movie is dark blue and sparkly, but I am going to do a pewter gray version that will have the look of the dress in black and white. It should be available in the next month or two, but we have the black and silver dress in stock right now.
http://www.leluxeclothing.com/
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