The relationship between cinema and the fashion industry is inseparable especially when it comes to the costumes. From the iconic black Givenchy dress worn by Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast At Tiffany's" to the apparent costumery under the eye of fashion designer turned filmmaker Tom Ford for his movie, "Nocturnal Animals".
The connection between these two art forms has been more developed with the introduction of short films focusing on a theme for a campaign or acting as an informative piece on a fashion house's history.
1. Chanel: Once and Forever
Even though the premise is a fictional setting of the production for Gabrielle Chanel’s biopic, there is a sense of realism having ‘Personal Shopper’ star Kristen Stewart play a spoilt actress portraying the young Coco Chanel.
Observe the designs of Chanel throughout the times in the costumes of both Stewart and long-time Chanel Ambassador Geraldine Chaplin (we love the presence of the iconic pearls worn in some scenes!).