Dani is as keen on film and television as she is on literature. Being the proud mother to two lovely cats, she loves pets wholeheartedly. When she's not watching a melancholic, existentialist movie, Dani is most likely enjoying a good book.
The bond between fashion and film is an undeniably important one when it comes to storytelling. While costumes help bring a great narrative to life, some have gone above and beyond, going from simply being eye-pleasing designs to actually pushing boundaries, setting trends, and ultimately influencing viewers and fashion designers alike.
Shot entirely in black-and-white, Where Are You, Polly Maggoo? is a visually striking feature that challenges traditional storytelling. Its unconventional but undeniably unique costumes, designed by the iconic Paco Rabanne, have helped pave the way for other futuristic designs and reinforce how fashion can be both an expressive medium and an entertaining exhibition.
The very definition of"chic," this intriguing character study is elevated by its wonderful costumes, ranging from Séverine's iconic trench coat to her tailored black dresses, designed by none other than the iconic Yves Saint Laurent.
Release Date February 13, 1957 Cast Audrey Hepburn , Fred Astaire , Kay Thompson Runtime 103 Minutes Watch on Hoopla
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