Costume designer Jenny Beavan has worked on more than 30 movies since her motion picture career began in 1979. One of her recent achievements, Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes, exemplifies her meticulous attention to historical accuracy while redefining the look and attitude of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters. Beavan credits Jude Law's and Robert Downey's performances for making the wardrobe seem modern, but her bohemian styling of Downey and military styling of Law were bold departures from anything Sherlock fans had seen before.
For an in-depth analysis of the wardrobe from 2009's Sherlock Holmes, read Chris Laverty's article at ClothesOnFilm.com.
Alexander Ebert — "Truth" (2011)
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Jenny Beavan Reimagines Sherlock Holmes
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8 comments:
i just watched this the other night and wanted to borrow from the fashion in this movie. even talked to Dee about it. And then we talked about you and your fashion briefly. Amazing.. miss you :) hope you're doing well.
-Panda
I haven't seen the movie, but I would have to agree judging by these photos that the outfits look interesting and not the way I imagined both of the characters to look like when I was reading the books!
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GREAT BLOG!!
following you right now :)
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Graham, guess what!! Totally not on purpose and by complete accident I got to watch this movie last week! Totally made me think of this post of yours, so I was paying more attention to the wardrobe than maybe I should've... lol
love the first image
how u been mister?
Oh I havent seen this movie but you have convinced me that I should. ❤
GREAT stills !!!
oh how I love me some RDJr.... wow. so yummy! Great profiles.
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