About

Fashion: a prevailing custom, usage, or style.

Cinéaste: A film or movie enthusiast.

Fashionéaste: A person who derives inspiration from films and film costume.

This blog is not about movie reviews or about fashion in the conventional sense.  I wanted to compile a lookbook of sorts to refer to when designing.  It can be used as a reference tool, and as a springboard for creativity.

I love all aspects of filmmaking, writing, directing, lighting, acting, set design, sound design, etc.  All of the above inspire designers, photographers, musicians, and artists to experiment in their work.

My background consists of film school, and fashion design. I won some writing awards for film and TV (nothing big), did some acting (alas, again, nothing big), and worked at some pretty big fashion companies.

I hope you find this blog useful and above all, FUN!

Audrey Hepburn in a Cecil Beaton designed dress, from “My Fair Lady,” 1964, directed by George Cukor. Photo: mptvimages.com.

Cecil Beaton adjusting Audrey Hepburn’s look on set. Photo: mptvimages.com.

So fantastic! Cecil Beaton, for “My Fair Lady.” Photo: mptvimages.com.

Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison doing press for the “My Fair Lady.” Photo: mptvimages.com

Audrey Hepburn taking a relaxing ride on the studio lot. Makes you wanna put on capri pants and hop on your bike. Photo: Bob Willoughby.

Seeing the costumes inspires me, but also the “behind-the-scenes,” stuff is great to give your imagination a kick start. Sidenote– my first job in LA was working for Sean Hepburn Ferrer, Audrey’s eldest son! Super sweet dude.

I will always try my best to credit photos.  Sometimes credits aren’t available, so if you didn’t get proper credit, let me know, and I’ll be happy to oblige.  Reciprocate.  Please credit me when referencing this blog.

Merci, Ciao, Domo, Kamsamneedah, Danke, Gracias, and Thanks for reading from wherever you are!

2 thoughts on “About”

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