Film series: Costumes by Edith Head

A severe looking woman covering in confetti lurching away from the foreground and flanked by two men.
Still from "Sunset Boulevard" (1950) Courtesy of Swank Motion Pictures.

We are thrilled to partner with the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection to recognize the work of Edith Head, one of the most celebrated and prolific costume designers in Hollywood history. 

“Costumes by Edith Head” will highlight a selection of the Academy Award-winning designer’s many memorable collaborations with the leading actors and directors of the day. Introductions before each film will examine on-screen costume design decisions and highlight related ensembles from the CF+TC.

Related films

Notorious

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Roman Holiday

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A black and white photograph featuring three individuals. The person on the left appears to be wearing a suit and hat, indicative of formal attire. The individual in the center seems to be wearing a dress with a patterned design and is adorned with bracel

Sunset Boulevard

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The Sting

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Samson and Delilah

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Four women standing together looking at a black tuxedo and laughing.
Photo: Ryan Issa for the College of Human Ecology
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