Edith Head won an unprecedented 8 Oscars, and dressed Hollywood's biggest stars during cinema's Golden Age. The diva of design helped define glamour, and her story is as fascinating as the history of the film industry itself. The Wick Theatre is proud to present acclaimed actress Susan Claassen in A CONVERSATION WITH EDITH HEAD on September 15th and September 16th with a special luncheon and museum tour of the new exhibit Bling! Here, is Susan in costume with an array of luminaries who have seen

I loved making this homage to Audrey Hepburn’s 1954 Oscars dress! Her lace frock was designed by Edith Head and was inspired by the white lace coat dress Hepburn wore in Roman Holiday (another all-time personal favorite design). I used our Sabrina Bodice (from Patreon) in lace and the Lamour Dress bodice underneath in silk taffeta, plus our free Charm Circle Skirt pattern. I fussed over the double spaghetti straps and self-covered belt, of course. I’m excited to share more about the techniques t

30 reactions | Edith Head original costume sketch of Audrey Hepburn as “Sabrina” in Sabrina (1954) was SOLD for $20,840 by Profiles in History. Who else thinks this is the perfect #LBD (little black dress)?  → https://profilesinhistory.com/ | Heritage Auctions Entertainment & Pop Culture | Facebook

80K views · 1.3K reactions | Tansy Curtin, exhibtion curator, introduces The Costume Designer: Edith Head and Hollywood. Currently on until 21 January 2018. www.bendigoartgallery.com.au/thecostumedesigner | Bendigo Art Gallery | Facebook

"Edith Head: Hollywood’s Costume Designer” opens on June 22! Organized by OKCMOA and presented by The Ann Lacy Foundation, this is a unique experience exclusive to Oklahoma City that you won’t want to miss. Buy tickets today! Go to okcmoa.com/buytickets Thank you to Prairie Surf Media for helping us promote the highly anticipated exhibition! | Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Essentially every top female star in Hollywood worked with Edith Head. Not only did she design some of the most iconic looks in film for Mae West to Natalie Wood, but she also consulted extensively with her clients to ensure they felt confident with their costumes. #31DaysOfOscar | Turner Classic Movies: TCM