Andy Kaufman Shirt

#Legendusashirt Fashion LLC Initially and foremost, the Andy Kaufman Apparel takes the spotlight while Good Morning Vogue is granted an exclusive insight into the realm of House of Gucci’s wardrobe artist Janty Yates. Raven Smith conversed with Yates in London to delve into outfitting Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Jared Leto, and others in Ridley Scott’s much-awaited film. Yates also shared with Good Morning Vogue an exclusive glimpse of yet-to-be-seen pictures and scenes from the cinematic piece. Within the Gore Hotel in London, Yates elucidates on the Gucci style of the movie’s era, crafted by the late Maurizio Gucci, describing it as “rounded and tawny.” “Tom Ford created a distinctive path through that!” she remarks. Although Gaga dons some archival Gucci attire in the production, Yates heavily relied on retro traders and archive sources to source many of the talked-about costumes and incorporated an abundance of accessories into Gaga’s ensembles. “She had 54 filming days,” Yates notes, “and not once was an ensemble or even an earring repeated.”

Andy Kaufman Apparel, hoodie, tank top, sweater, and long sleeve shirt

#Legendusashirt Fashion LLC From the unique vintage—OOTO London for brevity—supplied several ensembles for the project, aiding Yates in achieving Gaga’s extensive wardrobe with historical fidelity. Vintage vendor Calum Blyth tours Smith and Yates through the storeroom, and Smith even experiences a Gucci-inspired transformation courtesy of the Oscar-winning wardrobe creator. Witness it all unfold in episode four of Good Morning Vogue. “We’re experiencing a Hitchcock moment,” Erdem Moralioglu states during his accidental meeting with Polly the peregrine falcon. Vogue’s strategy to coax the scholarly designer out of his dynamic East London workspace for a refreshing break just before his spring 2022 showcase proved fruitful. He is noted for his broad knowledge of literary and historical references—today’s conversation revolves around the film adaptation of British writer Daphne du Maurier’s classic horror story The Birds—making Erdem the brand representative of grand female protagonists of fiction and the past; each season they serve as the centerpiece in the designer’s elaborate fashion storytelling.