Sarah has an undergraduate degree in Clothing & Textile Design and a Master's in Art History and Visual Culture, with an emphasis on fashion history. When she’s not caught in paralyzing existential dread, she's drinking craft cocktails and writing about historical costume in film and television. She's been pissing people off on the internet since 1995.
My George Sand obsession is pretty well known among my friends and Facebook acquaintances, and I lay all the blame on Impromptu (1991) for starting... Read more →
5. The Dance at the Atlanta Bazaar in Gone With The Wind (1937) No list would be complete with out with recently widowed Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien... Read more →
Vivien Leigh's performance of Lady Emma Hamilton is fantastic in That Hamilton Woman (1941). Given far more range here than she was in Gone With The... Read more →
I have a thing for Merle Oberon that's almost as intense as my thing for Helen Mirren. She's my Silver Screen Girlfriend, the one who I keep coming... Read more →
Hedy Lamarr's 101st birthday was Monday, so we figured now would be a good time to talk not only about her contributions to cinema history in the... Read more →
Recently, we lost one of the most well-known actresses of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Maureen O'Hara's impressive body of work spanned several... Read more →
I've been reading The Creation of Anne Boleyn by Susan Bordo. If you're any kind of Anne-o-phile, you should read it if you haven't already. It's... Read more →
Today we look back at at Roger Corman's gaudy and grotesque Masque of the Red Death (1964). This is not a faithful retelling of Edgar Allen Poe's... Read more →
Today, we celebrate the incomparable Vincent Leonard Price, who passed away October 25, 1993. Seems appropriate that a man who made a career out of... Read more →
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