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Though Hollywood figures had always impacted popular culture, the 1950s saw leading men and ladies transcend to fashion gods and goddesses. The adoption of color film had much to do with the sartorial showcase offered by these pictures—that, and the fashion prowess of costume designers like Edith Head, William Travilla, and Orry-Kelly.
Vor einem Tag · Her collaboration with renowned costume designer William Travilla has left an indelible mark on her career. The cotton candy pink gown with matching opera gloves that she wore in “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” the white halter-style dress she wore for “The Seven Year Itch,” which billowed beautifully when she stepped on a subway grate and the bawdy saloon style in “River of No Return ...
Vor 2 Tagen · William Travilla (1920–1990), Kostümbildner John James Ward (1920–2011), römisch-katholischer Weihbischof in Los Angeles Buck Young (1920–2000), Schauspieler
18. Juni 2024 · Thanks to costume designer William Travilla, many of Monroe’s film costumes are still instantly recognizable, such as the cotton-candy pink gown with matching gloves she wore in “Gentlemen ...
2. Juli 2024 · 1. There was a modern Marilyn Monroe moment. (Image credit: Marc Jacobs) The first look from the show was a white, halterneck dress – a cartoonish reimagining of the William Travilla dress ...
24. Juni 2024 · This white dress, worn by Marilyn Monroe in the 1955 film The Seven Year Itch, has to be one of the most iconic dresses in Hollywood cinema history. The famous dress was created by costume designer William Travilla.
28. Juni 2024 · Designed by William Travilla, the dress became a symbol of Monroe’s enduring sex appeal and Hollywood glamour. Its iconic status was cemented by the memorable scene that captured audiences’ imaginations. The dress’s sale underscores Monroe’s lasting legacy and the fascination with her life and career. It remains one of the ...
