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.
Australian actress Margot Robbie hasn't been in a lot of period films, but she's starting to amass a good enough number of them that she warrants a... Read more →
I'll just come right out and admit that I only half-assedly followed the The Sandman comics back in the 90s (I was much more of a Johnny the... Read more →
Amazon Prime's algorithm recommended Year of the Rabbit (2019) to me recently, and immediately upon realizing Matt Berry starred in it, of course I... Read more →
I don't know if Annie Hardinge has costume designed most of your favorite TV shows and films, but she sure has costumed a disturbing amount of mine.... Read more →
A few weeks ago, I posted about The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2013) and noted that, for all the flaws with the film, the costumes were... Read more →
This was one of those films I watched ages ago and it's always kind of lived in my brain ever since. Grace of My Heart (1996) is a movie based... Read more →
Last week we featured some of Pip Torrens' work from the first 20 years of his career, but there was so much there (seriously, he gets my vote for... Read more →
Let me just get this out of the way -- The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2013) is a terrible movie with some excellent acting talent and... Read more →
British actor Pip Torrens is so prolific, I've had to cut this Man Candy Monday post into two parts, because there's just so many frock flicks to... Read more →
Recently, I was privileged to interview Italian costume designer Massimo Cantini regarding his newest film, Cyrano (2021), and I can legitimately say... Read more →
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