How to Make Fashion Films More Entertaining
Last week, the exciting news broke that Angelina Jolie will star in a new movie set during Paris Fashion Week. The film, titled Stitches, directed by Alice Winocour, known for her award-winning work in varied projects like the 2015 Bataclan shooting and a story about a struggling astronaut. While details are scarce, it’s safe to say that Stitches will be captivating.
Fashion has often been dismissed as shallow, but recent films like Phantom Thread and Coco Before Chanel have added depth to the industry’s image. These serious period dramas showcase the passion and hard work behind fashion, shedding light on the secrets of high fashion. While prestigious, these films can sometimes feel a bit too serious and historical for the average viewer.
Growing up, we were captivated by the glamorous and over-the-top portrayals of the fashion industry. From Amanda Tanen’s fashion escapades to Miranda Priestly’s outrageous demands, these exaggerated versions of fashion life captured our imagination. However, recent prestige dramas have focused on the past rather than the exciting and vibrant present of the fashion world.
Looking ahead, it seems the sequel to The Devil Wears Prada will explore the changing landscape of traditional print media in a digital age, offering a fresh perspective on the industry. Despite the challenges faced by aspiring fashion professionals today, there’s still plenty to be optimistic about. While reality may not always match our wildest fashion dreams, there’s no harm in escaping into the world of past fashion dramas for a bit of nostalgia.
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