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In this bonus episode of the Trade Movies podcast, host Geoff Alexander interviews renowned costume historians Larry McQueen and Coleen Scott following the release of their stunning new book, The Costumes of Hollywood. The conversation explores the evolution of costume design in film, the research and artistry behind iconic looks, and the vital role costumes play in cinematic storytelling.
Whether you're a classic film fan, a design aficionado, or curious about the intersection of fashion and film history, this insightful discussion offers a behind-the-scenes look into the making of a landmark publication
In this engaging episode of the Dress & Drinks series by the Costume Society of America, Vice President for Grants and Projects Leon Wiebers interviews Hollywood costume collector Larry McQueen. McQueen discusses his journey in preserving iconic film costumes, the inception of his renowned Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design, and the significance of costume preservation in cinematic history. This conversation offers a unique glimpse into the meticulous world of costume archiving and the stories woven into each garment.
Women He's Undressed is a 2015 documentary directed by acclaimed Australian filmmaker Gillian Armstrong, exploring the extraordinary life and career of Orry-Kelly, the legendary Australian costume designer behind over 280 Hollywood films. His work shaped iconic looks in classics such as Casablanca, Some Like It Hot, and An American in Paris.
This stylish and emotional film blends archival footage, dramatized reenactments, and interviews with screen legends and design experts. Among those featured is Larry McQueen, noted costume historian and collector, who shares his insights into Orry-Kelly’s groundbreaking contributions to the art of costume design.
In this insightful interview from the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), acclaimed director Gillian Armstrong discusses her documentary Women He's Undressed, which explores the life and legacy of legendary costume designer Orry-Kelly.
During the conversation, Armstrong highlights a standout piece from the accompanying ACMI exhibition—a Natalie Wood costume—generously loaned by costume historian and collector Larry McQueen. She reflects on the artistry behind the garment and McQueen’s role in preserving Hollywood’s design heritage.
Includes program about the film’s costumes featuring costume collector and historian Larry McQueen
In this video, a clip from a supplement on their packed new edition of Some Like It Hot, costume designer and historian Deborah Nadoolman Landis and costume historian and archivist Larry McQueen pay tribute to Hollywood designer Orry-Kelly’s Oscar-winning dresses for the film.
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