Shirley Kurata discusses the inspiration she took from the international movie star's red carpet moments and stacked filmography, plus how she costume-designed all the fantastical looks in the buzzy A24 movie. (Warning: spoilers!)
— a favorite of Yeoh's — for a few options. The lead immediately gravitated toward a grand sparkling champagne gown , with floral appliqués atop a billowing tulle skirt that barely fits in the backseat of Evelyn's stretch limo.as an actress," says Kurata of the very meta tribute. "Because Evelyn is wearing glamorous red carpet dresses and is a successful movie star.
Waymond effortlessly wields the functionally oversized and multi-zippered bum bag as a deadly weapon. But, like his wife, Waymond's unassuming striped polo and slouchy khaki cargos are from Chinatown. Photo: Allyson Riggs/Courtesy of A24 Jobu's cacophony of costumes illustrate the uncontrolled disorder while turning Asian stereotypes on its head, like a "K-pop star" in a kaleidoscopic plush teddy bear hoodie with yellow PVC pants and "goth anime" character in a monochromatic black leather mini-skirt and sculptural sweater.Claudia Li
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