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How the Grinch Stole Christmas – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements How the Grinch Stole Christmas Oh… Bleeding hearts of the world UNITE! With only a few more episodes left this season, The Art of Costume Blogcast heads into the holidays! For this week’s episode, our hosts watch the Oscar-Winning classic holiday film, How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000). Listen along as we talk about…
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Bullet Train with Costume Designer, Sarah Evelyn – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Bullet Train with Costume Designer, Sarah Evelyn All aboard for a special bonus episode! Spencer is joined by costume designer Sarah Evelyn to talk about her work on the hit film Bullet Train, starring Brad Pitt! Listen along as Spencer and Sarah discuss Brad’s iconic bucket hats, designing costumes for THE Bad Bunny, working…
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Pan’s Labyrinth – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Pan’s Labyrinth For this week’s episode of The Art of Costume Blogcast, we are venturing into the labyrinth. Pan’s Labyrinth, that is! Listen along as our hosts discuss a Guillermo del Toro classic film, the brilliant work of Doug Jones, a creepy faun, an even creepier pale man, and the costume design by Lala…
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Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021) With Costume Designer, Emily Gunshor – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021) With Costume Designer, Emily Gunshor Happy Halloween! For today’s bonus episode, Emily Gunshor is back for part two of our interview. This time, we are traveling to Haddonfield to check in on Laurie Strode (Played by Jamie Lee Curtis). That’s right, this week we watched Halloween (2018) and…
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Scream (2022) With Costume Designer, Emily Gunshor – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Scream (2022) With Costume Designer, Emily Gunshor “What’s your favorite scary movie?” For this week’s special spooky season episode of The Art of Costume Blogcast, our hosts are watching the fifth installment of the iconic American slasher film franchise, Scream. Things get even spookier when costume designer Emily Gunshor joins us to discuss her…
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Hocus Pocus – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Hocus Pocus Oh look, another glorious podcast episode. Makes me sick! In preparation for the newly released sequel, our hosts kick off Spooky Season with the 1993 classic, Hocus Pocus. Listen along as we discuss the costumes of the famed Sanderson Sisters, a tye dye shirt, Halloween parties, a zombie played by Doug Jones,…
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The Phantom of the Opera – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements The Phantom of the Opera Behold! This week’s episode of The Art of Costume Blogcast is about the 2004 musical film based on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1986 musical of the same name, The Phantom of the Opera. *Cue the organ music* Join our cohosts as they visit the opera house for an episode full of costumes designed…
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Beetlejuice – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Finally, this week’s episode is about the classic 1988 horror-comedy film directed by Tim Burton, Beetlejuice. Listen along as Elizabeth and Spencer dive into the history behind these legendary costumes designed by Aggie Guerard Rodgers. Topics include Barbara’s wedding dress, Lydia’s goth looks, the iconic black and white suit worn…
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Scooby-Doo – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Scooby-Doo Zoinks! Our “Soft-Spooky Season” continues with a grossly underrated film from 2002, Scooby-Doo. Join our cohosts as they head to Spooky Island to celebrate the costume design and 20th anniversary of this hilarious live-action Scooby-Doo adaptation with costumes designed by Leesa Evans. Topics include frosted tips, the legendary Sarah Michelle Gellar, the 70s…
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Van Helsing – The Art of Costume Blogcast
Advertisements Van Helsing Grab your wooden stakes and ball gowns. Welcome to what we call ‘Soft Spooky Season’ where for the next few episodes, we will watch some of our favorite spooky films that may not quite rise to the level of Halloween classics but are still iconic. First up is one of Elizabeth and…
