"It's like being at home," says costume designer Janie Bryant, about working with makeup department head Lana Grossman and hair department head Theraesa Rivers again.
From Lily Collins' custom-made gowns to Matt Bomer's natty vintage suits — it's all 'scrumptious, luxurious, luscious,' as the costume designer likes to say.
From Eddie Redmayne's transition-defining suit in "The Danish Girl" to Lady Gaga's gloves on "American Horror Story: Hotel."
Including, J. Lo's make-under in 'Shades of Blue' and Eric Daman's post-Chuck Bass foray into menswear in 'Billions.'
Shop the wardrobes of your favorite TV characters without leaving your couch.
Yet another way to score behind-the-scenes peeks of your favorite TV shows, including "Empire," "The Walking Dead" and "The Mindy Project."
But you won't see any of it on TV.
Costume designer Janie Bryant on the new, sexy Stan and why Peggy is staying true to her plaid and polka dot style.
We're smiling and bawling simultaneously.
Well, if they're making any that is.
The award-winning costume designer is shifting gears to focus on building her brand.
For the first time in its decade of existence, the annual Style Awards, honoring the brightest stars in fashion and entertainment, will be aired on television, according to WWD.
Back in the mid-aughts, Rachel Zoe started showing up in celebrity gossip rags almost as frequently as the waif-like celebrities she was dressing (N
After two seasons, Fashion Star, the fashion competition show that saw aspiring designers compete to have their wares sold by the likes of Macy's, Saks and Express, is no more. Luckily, there are a couple of shows in line to replace it.
Last Friday, we got a release announcing the development of a new fashion design competition reality show (since you can never have enough) that will be hosted by none other than Janie Bryant--costume designer of best-costumed show ever, Mad Men. We called Bryant up to chat about how the idea for the show came about, what other details she could tell us, whether or not she'll dress herself, and bidding farewell to Fat Betty.
Pippa Middleton wore a gorgeous floral and lace Tabitha Webb dress for the Queen's Coronation Festival. {Fashionista Inbox}* You'd never guess these celebrities modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch! Wait--chiseled jaws, blue eyes, and abs for days? Maybe you would have guessed. {HuffPo} Katy Perry revealed she's a lifelong Freddie Mercury fan, naming her next fragrance "Killer Queen" after Queen's hit song. {WWD} Aww! New fam Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, and North "Nori" West nap together. Wonder if they wear matching Givenchy pajama sets? {US Weekly}
Suspense was in the air during Mad Men's penultimate episode of this season. What will come of Don and Megan? Are Peggy and Ted having an affair? What's up with Bob and Pete? As per usual, we have more questions than answers, but the thing we know for sure is that the fashion from last night's episode was not to be missed. Check it out!
This week's episode of Mad Men took the idea of failed romances to the next level. Pete and Peggy awkwardly remembered their season one tryst, while
Mad Men continued with the heavy and foreboding theme that ran through last week's episode, tackling political and personal problems without much closure. The lead up to the 1968 Presidential election, riots in Chicago, and the Vietnam war served as the backdrop for Don's departure to L.A., Joan's assertion of her power, and Jim Cutler's strange power play in the office. It was one of the more surreal Mad Men episode (although this season on the whole has been the trippiest ever), with Don, maybe, seeing dead people? Is Mad Men turning into Lost, or am I just crazy? Madness aside, the clothes this episode took a fun turn as Don, Roger, and Harry headed off to L.A. in their business-casual ensembles, while Joan and Peggy pulled out their brights to woo Avon.
This week's episode of Mad Men, titled "The Better Half," showed characters attempting to choose the lesser of evils: butter or margarine, Betty or Megan, Ted or Don, lesbianism with Arlene or saving your marriage...you know, the usual Mad Men drama-filled fare. Unfortunately for our friends at SCDP/CGC, no one was able to make a fully satisfying decision, leaving a lot of open-ended questions as to what we'll be seeing next week. It was also strange that after an episode that marveled on the madness caused by Chevy, the name wasn't once uttered during this episode. What's going on there? We may not have all the answers, but we do have all the outfits worn Sunday night--so get clicking!
How apt that a day after Raf Simons presents a Christian Dior Resort collection about the wonders of speedy cars that Mad Men takes speed and cars to the next level? It was a real whirlwind episode that left me utterly confused, with more questions than answers. Click through to see all the outfits and let us know what you though of Mad Men's crazy trip in the comments.
Click through to see the fashions from this week, and sound off in the comments about your favorite looks and reactions to the episode.
Click through to see all the looks from Mad Men and let us know what you think of the episode in the comments.
Mad Men blasted back on TV last night with a special two hour season premiere that asked more questions than it answered. Many spoilers are coming this way, so avert your eyes if you've yet to see it. In episodes one and two, we see Betty go through a startling transformation, Megan become the stereotype of a soap opera star, Sally toughen up, and Peggy ease into her role as the "Don" of Cutler Gleason & Chaough. Guest appearances by Roger's two ex-wives, Mona and Jane, really up the fashion game for this episode. Click through to see all the memorable outfits the cast is wearing as the new season kicks off into 1968.