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Costume Exhibit Coming to Los Angeles is Set to Display The Year’s Biggest Film Adaptation’s Designs For The Public

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This year Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising will be displaying some of the years biggest film adaptation’s costumes. The Los Angeles campus is bound to have over 100 magnificent designs from selected 2012 films at the 21st Annual Art of Motion Picture Costume Design Exhibit, opening February 12th.

February 12-April 27, 2013
Tuesday–Saturday
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
FREE and open to the public.

The Exhibit is held to present the works of the costume designers who have been nominated for The Academy Award for Best Costume Design. From those nominated, four out of five were adapted from works of written art to the screen including Snow White and The Huntsman, Anna Karenina, Les Miserables, and Mirror Mirror, with the designs from Lincoln on display as well.

Also The Hunger Games will have a slew of costumes for eager fans to get an up close and personal view of the works worn by Jennifer Lawrence, Elizabeth Banks, Stanley Tucci and many more. This free event will offer a front row seat view of the costumer’s art, and is sure to attract crowds from all around the world.

SWATH

 

Anna Karenina

 

Les Miserables

 

Mirror Mirror

 

Lincoln

 

Outstanding costumes on display from other films include:
-The Hunger Games costumes designed by Judianna Makovsky
-Sparkle costumes designed by Ruth E. Carter
-Hitchcock costumes designed by Julie Weiss
-Django Unchained costumes designed by Sharen Davis
-The Master costumes designed by Mark Bridges

Two films with costumes designed by FIDM graduates will also be presented:
-American Reunion costumes designed by Mona May
-End of Watch costumes designed by Mary Claire Hannan

 

 

The Los Angeles Campus is located at:
919 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles CA, 90015
800-624-1200

Follow FIDM Museum on Twitter for all updates on this event. I know that I will be attending the exhibit, but will any of you be going?

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Natasha is an 19 year old born and raised California girl. Although her hair isn't the stereotypical blonde, rather "black as night" in color. She is currently working her way toward being a professional hair and makeup artist, but fills her free time fangirling over her favorite series and actors. She loves reading, drinking apple cider, reciting Jennifer Lawrence quotes with her best friend, and going to a Bible Study with her grandma. But might spend an enormous amount of time getting ready everyday. Natasha is thrilled at the chance to share her passions with the Page to Premiere Network!

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  • MajorFilmFan

    Absolutely gorgeous costumes. It gets me excited for the Academy Awards. To me, Lincoln had the best costumes of the year because the costumes allowed audiences to truly be transported back to the 1850s. The runner up is probably either The Hunger Games, because so many of the costumes were unique and colorful and crazy, or Les Mis, for the same reason as Lincoln

  • Stephanie

    I hope to take a trip out to LA next month and this will definitely be on my list of things to do while I’m out there. All of the nominees this year were astonishing, but if I was in the Academy, I would give my vote to Mirror Mirror. Simply stunning.