Showing posts with label Fashion Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Film. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 August 2012

Adozen Fashion Film: Hitchcock Heroines


Hitchcock hysteria has well and truly dominated fashion for Autumn/Winter, with the celebrated director's most notable heroines being referenced on catwalks, editorials and shoots aplenty.

 A likely impetus for this trend is the BBC's upcoming film 'The Girl', which depicts Alfred Hitchcock's controlling relationship towards the bewitchingly blonde Tippi Hedren throughout the making of the cult classic, 'The Birds'. 
Sienna Miller convincingly evokes the fifties femininity of Hedren's character Melanie Daniels in the film, a vision of pastel perfection complete with coiffed candy-floss hair and a Pistachio green suit.

 Although the film isn't released until later this year, the fashion world have undoubtedly twigged on; Jil Sander's Spring/Summer lavender toned coat screams 'Melanie', whilst magazines have seen an abundance of Hitchcock themed fashion stories throughout the Summer.  
From Glamour's Vertigo inspired shoot from their September issue to US Elle's February 'Horror Story' photos, the director's leading ladies are influencing just about everyones wardrobes.

The primness of Kim Novak in Vertigo; the daintiness of Psycho's Janet Leigh; Grace Kelly's boundless glamour in Rear Window... which Hitchcockian beauty will you be inspired by?


Sienna Miller & Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels

Tippi Hedren, The Birds

Hitchcock-inspired Jil Sander

Glamour's Vertigo-esque 'Hitchcock Presents'

Elle's Replication of The Birds

Janet Leigh, Psycho

Grace Kelly, Rear Window

By Rose Lewis



Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Fashion Film: On The Road

Ever dreamt of embarking on the ultimate summer road trip? If the answer's an inevitable 'yes' then 'On the Road', an adaptation of Jack Kerouac's iconic 50's novel, is a must-watch for you.

'On the Road' charts the hedonistic travels of friends Sal, Dean and his lover, Marylou, amongst others; the book was largely autobiographical, defining the poetry, jazz and drug fuelled Beat Generation.

Starring Kristen Stewart, Sam Riley and the very easy-on-the-eye Garrett Hedlund, the film appears to effectively portray the spirit of the novel's narrative.

Featuring beautiful shots of America's vast landscapes, 'On the Road' is sure to have you yearning for that freewheeling road trip even more.



The film's first screening is on 16th August 2012, in the picturesque surroundings of London's Somerset House.

Channel your inner traveller in anticipation of the film's release; don your baggiest lumberjack shirt and scruffiest backpack for that nonchalant west-coast vibe.

By Rose Lewis