What to watch once you’ve finished 'Marc by Sofia'
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel The film tells the story of Diana Vreeland’s incredible career, including 26 years as fashion editor for Harper’s Bazaar. The voiceover made to mimic Diana Vreeland’s voice is hilarious, but the substance is incredible.
Available to stream on Tubi Franca: Chaos and Creation Once the late editor in chief of Italian Vogue was diagnosed with cancer, her son decided to film himself interviewing his mother. It spawned a documentary cataloging her incredible, provocative work in the fashion industry.Available to stream on Netflix Dior and I Dior, the Raf Simons years: Get a look inside the storied French fashion house of Christian Dior in the lead-up to Simons’s first couture show as creative director. You really see how everyone from the front-facing leads to the highly skilled artisans in the atelier have a hand in the final beautiful work.Available to stream on Netflix The First Monday in May A depiction of the lead-up to 2015’s Met Gala following the “China Through the Looking Glass” exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The First Monday in May reveals what really goes into fashion’s biggest night.Available to stream on Tubi McQueen McQueen explores the boundary-breaking designer Lee McQueen’s incendiary ascent to the top of the industry, acknowledging both his highs and lows. You can see his earliest collections through to his work at Givenchy and the launch of his own brand, including some of those incredible runway shows he put on in the early 2000s.Available to stream on Tubi Dries Oh, to be in the audience of a Dries Van Noten runway show. Now that Van Noten himself has stepped down from his namesake brand, the Dries documentary outlines the legacy he left behind—every playful print and luxe brocade he clashed. One of my favorite parts is the glimpse inside his insane home and gardens, both a resplendence of color.Available to stream on Amazon Prime Bill Cunningham New York Learn the idiosyncrasies of the man behind the lens—the man being Bill Cunningham, the extraordinary New York Times photographer whose work paved the way for the documentation of street style as we know it. Go inside his residence at Carnegie Hall—he was one of the last artists to live there—where he slept amongst his film. Then ride along as he bikes to work, which he was still doing at 80, in his iconic blue chore coat.Available to stream on Apple TV+ Notebook on Cities and Clothes In a rare conversation between two outstanding creatives, director Wim Wenders speaks with Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto about the creative process, deconstructing the relationship between cities, the way we dress, and cinema.Available to stream on the Criterion Collection The September Issue In the fashion world, magazines’ September issues are the pinnacle of their year’s work. A glimpse into the world of fashion media before it was fully saturated by the dot-com boom, The September Issue follows Anna Wintour as she and her team prepare American Vogue’s 2007 September issue.Available to stream on Amazon Prime Unzipped A delightful watch, Unzipped, directed by Isaac Mizrahi’s then-boyfriend, Douglas Keeve, takes you behind the scenes of Mizrahi’s preparation for his 1994 fall runway collection. It’s a bit of glamour and a lot of mayhem.Available to stream on Apple TV+ Catwalk This ’90s documentary follows supermodel Christy Turlington as she is fitted for and walks the shows of Chanel, Versace, Dior, and more, from New York to Paris, during the 1994 spring/summer season. The runway collections are larger than life, but my favorite part is the off-duty model style—very minimal ’90s.Available to stream on YouTube The Gospel According to André First, read his book The Chiffon Trenches: A Memoir, then follow up with fashion journalist, magazine editor, and industry legend André Leon Talley’s preceding documentary, The Gospel According to André. The documentary takes you from his roots in what was at the time a segregated North Carolina to his more contemporary work at W, Women’s Wear Daily, and Vogue. Available to stream on Tubi The Super Models The Super Models is a miniseries that examines the prolific careers of Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington—the original supers—as they changed the game of modeling, changing their role of mannequin to that of personality.Available to stream on Apple TV+ Invisible Beauty A documentary by Bethann Hardison and Frédéric Tcheng, Invisible Beauty examines Bethann Hardison’s career trajectory as a pioneering Black model, then modeling agent and activist—an untold story that serves as the perfect complement to the aforementioned The Super Models.Available to stream on Hulu Valentino: The Last Emperor Valentino, the artist of couture and purveyor of glamour, founded his eponymous house in 1959 and announced his plans for retirement in 2007. This film follows the legendary designer through the last two years of his prolific career.Available to stream on Amazon Prime Martin Margiela: In His Own Words Dubbed the “Banksy of fashion,” Martin Margiela is as elusive as he is beloved. Even though he uses his own voice to tell his story of operating his eponymous label from 1989 to 2009 in this documentary, only his hands are filmed. And yet, we’re still bewitched.Available to stream on Apple TV+ The True Cost If you’re going to absorb yourself in the fashion world, you have to cut the glamour with a bit of hard truth. That’s what The True Cost attempts to do by exposing the ugly side of the industry, shedding light on its impact on both people and the planet.Available to stream on Tubi L’Amour Fou Roughly translated, the French phrase “l’amour fou” means crazy love. This film depicts legendary designer Yves Saint Laurent’s storied career and unbridled passion for dressing women, as told by his partner in life and business, Pierre Bergé.Available to stream on Apple TV+ Wonder Boy Olivier Rousteing was appointed to French fashion house Balmain as creative director in 2011, when he was just 25. Aptly titled, Wonder Boy documents both his professional and personal life as he searches for his biological parents.Available to stream on Amazon Prime Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s Giorgio Armani, Candice Bergen, Manolo Blahnik, Isaac Mizrahi, Vera Wang, Joan Rivers, and more reflect on the New York landmark that is department store Bergdorf Goodman in Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s—and what exactly goes into creating those iconic window displays.Available to stream on Tubi
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