How the Portrait of Fashion in ‘Couture’ Leaves Behind the Frivolity of ‘The Devil Dresses Prada’
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Every time the cinema puts its hand in the closet, it ends up taking out the same clichés: Miranda Priestly, the ceruleo, the frivolity. But 'Couture', Alice Winocour's new film with Angelina Jolie, just arrived to dismantle the myth of 'The Devil Dresses Prada' from within and, by the way, remind us that fashion does not need to be disguised as art to be culture. What is 'Couture' and why they compare it to Miranda's devil The film gets in full…
In his day nobody liked Robert Altman’s Pret-a-porter too much. Compared to other choral films that had been signed by the American director (Nashville on the folk music industry, The Hollywood game on the film industry), this dive into the fashion world seemed a little shallow. Even though, seen today, it does not stop with valuable sequences. Julia Roberts and Tim Robbins rediscovering themselves as lovers once they, after spending days in a h…
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