Fishnet Flix

Our friend (creator of @the_brand_nue) Stephanie Montes gave us this weeks movie. A Y2K era Disney GRL PWR classic with some interesting fashion choices. 

Fashion and Beauty Editor ​(​and BOSS​)​ Stephanie Montes joins us this week with her pick​,​ Sex And The City: The Movie. We all agree Patricia Field is the go to costume designer when it comes to high fashion, taking risks, and NYC. She took all 4 women and for the entire 6 seasons (and 2 movies) told their stories via fashion. SATC will always be remembered as one of the most fashionable show on TV. Follow Steph: https://www.instagram.com/stephanie_montes and her company: https://www.instagram.com/the_brand_nue/ A great article on Patricia Field: https://www.manrepeller.com/2018/05/patricia-field.html Roger the belt: https://bit.ly/2G6dyFP

Join us for the '76 throwback (filmed in the early '90s) fashion filled film all about the of last day of school and everything that entails for a group of Texas teens. Costume Designer Katherine Dover gave us butterfly collars, GOOD Cher-esque denim looks, jumpers, rompers, oodles of bells (tops and bottoms) and, sporty-chic. This is a Katherine "Kathy" Dover appreciation episode and that's about it.

We're kicking off 2020 with another movie from costume designer Eugenie Bafaloukos (Mad Love), Reality Bites. Mz. Winona Ryder, a fyne young Ethan Hawke, Janeane Garofalo, Steve Zahn, and Ben Stiller give us loads of '90s post-college style to review. We could dedicate an entire show to Janeane's Peter Pan collar dresses!

Ending Drewcember with The Wedding Singer! One of our favorite costume designers, the marvelous Mona May, beautifully balanced everything from '80s pop-culture inspired costumes to looks that we want to replicate today. This was the perfect way cap off to Drewcember 2019!  Radom clip of the week: Meet The Barkers- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4468EFB90629A4A8

Drewcember and our 50th episode, you know we had to do Charlie's Angels! Costume designer Joseph G. Aulisi decked our 3 favorite PI's in individual styles that complimented each other perfectly and created once of the most fashionable ask kicking trio's we've ever seen!

Drewcember continues with one of Gotham's most memorable henchwomen, Sugar! Ingrid Ferrin dressed Drew in lace, thigh high stockings, feathers, and a little shimmer as her role of bae to the "sweet" side of Two-Face. Batman Forever also gifts us a leather studded, whip snapping, fishnet (ayee) wearing Debi Mazar as Spice, as the other side of Sugar's coin. Herb Ritts Sugar & Spice​-​ https://tinyurl.com/SugarDrew Jim Carrey's sparkling suit: https://tinyurl.com/RiddyShine Discussed also: ​Trailer for ​A24​'s ​In Fabric​-​ https://youtu.be/biHUTtV4K40 Trailer for Solarbabies- https://youtu.be/Rw4GR_byjEE    

Happy DREWcember! To kick off the month long celebration of boss babe Drew Barrymore we're starting with her directorial debut! Costume designer Catherine Marie Thomas brought the kick-ass looks together while Drew (she also acts in movie) found a way to make derby heartwarming.  

Purple Rain. Costumes by Marie France and Louis Wells. Prince as The Kid. 'nuff said. Sketches from Marie France and Louis Wells here: https://tinyurl.com/trap7kx Stills that show beautiful detail here: https://flic.kr/p/TKJzFu

Aggie Guerard Rodgers​ (who also did Beetlejuice) dressed 3 strong gorgeously different ​women who all brought in some of their own personal flair to the costume design in this witchy classic we love! We have power, sisterhood, and interesting fashion selections! 

It's time for the Diablo Cody penned​,​ Karyn Kusama directed ​demonic ​high school film that celebrated it's 10th anniversary this year​ (and finally started getting the respect it deserves)​​​Jennifer's Body! ​Costume designer ​Katia Stano​ was able to authentically balance looks ​between mall to man-eater with a dash of MySpace era band boy. So, toss on your favorite GAP sweats and give Jennifer's Body another watch. 

Costume designer Leesa Evans dressed this cast impeccably. From classic '90s to chic restaurateur to freaking KEANU this movie has some great looks...and KEANU. Ali Wong and Randall Park wrote and star in one of the best Bay Area rom-coms. #Vice Breaker *We also forgot Add To Cart! We both added Sasha Tran/Ali Wong inspired Fashion Reading Glasses​:​ https://amzn.to/2O0z5Dd  

We're in agreement that this film has it all. Theadora Van Runkle was the costume designer responsible for taking risks with Phyllis Nefler's over the top '80s Rodeo Drive socialite fashion and creating looks we're still talking about 30 years later! We've found our official FishnetFlix mascot film and it's Troop Beverly Hills!

Was Boomerang the first rom-com with an all black cast and crew? We know it has a phenomenal soundtrack and all of the looks ​that costume designer ​Francine Jamison-Tanchuck created were très magnifique​!​​ *Strangé voice*​​ Boomerang is not only worth the watch but worth the $ of a purchase/rental. 

Costume ​designer Deborah Everton (The Craft, Halloween H20) took Richard Nixon/ the Watergate scandal and made it fashion. We're knocking down Kirsten Dunst flix ​and ​this week we're ​talking about ​DICK and ​Marie's love for the dead stock clothing palace, Hullaballoo​.​

This week we're joined by one of our super talented friends Mz Rachel Sanoff (@sanoffdahook) to discuss one of her favorite flix, Drop Dead Gorgeous, which we discover is chock-full of great Halloween costume options thanks to costume designer Mimi Melgaard.​ ​

Hood chic has always been chic and Mi Vida Loca put on for barrio culture and fashion in film. Susan L. Bertram laced this love story about friendship with authentic Echo Park style...before the gentrification. Ya know! 

We couldn't get enough of costume designer Denise Wingate (Cruel Intentions) so we decided have some fun this week with The Sweetest Thing, an under appreciated comedic classic filled with friendship and DIQ starring Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate,Selma Blair, Thomas Jane, and Jason Bateman as a problematic bro/BFF

We decided to press play on Empire Records for this week flick. We're rocking with this classic that inspired many '90s kids looks thanks to Susan Lyall (200 Cigarettes) and her ability to communicate each character's artsy angst via clothing.

Another Ruth E. Carter film with looks that scream camp. We're celebrating our fave Black American Princesses from Decatur and talking about everything from the use of vibrant colors to Kim Kimble hair.