How are the fashions of the 1930s relevant to what we wear today? Video Event

How are fashions the of the 1930s relevant to what we wear today? Video Event

About the Program

ADSNY is delighted to welcome costume designer Charlotte Mitchell whose assignments have taken her from major historical periods to the present. She will discuss how a character’s apparel is of major importance in period productions. It is paramount that the costumes are relevant to the audience, catching their attention and bringing the story to life. When designing period costumes this becomes even more crucial, especially when that period is set in the twentieth century, a time when silhouettes presaged how we look and dress today.

This recorded Video Event includes the original PowerPoint––with wonderful images that you will be able to see directly on your computer screen, tablet, or mobile device.

About the Speaker:

Charlotte Mitchell has designed costumes for several popular television shows, most recently the adaption of Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero, set in 1936. Other credits include ITV’s Endeavour and BBC America’s Killing Eve. Mitchell studied fashion at the prestigious Central St. Martin’s College of Art and developed her trade at Oscar-winning costumers Cosprop in London. She worked as a fashion designer in London and Australia before moving into costume design.

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