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Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX (L-R): Darren Criss, Jeremy Pope, David Corenswet and Jake Picking. Picking stars as the real-life movie star Rock Hudson when he first comes to Hollywood. According to costume designer Sarah Evelyn, Hudson was a truck driver. “There wasn’t many photos of him in the early days,” she said. “We took those photos later in life and vibed what we thought he would be but altering it with more of an all-American feel.”
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: COURTESY OF NETFLIX Patti Lupone stars as Avis, a studio head, whose wardrobe was inspired by Barbara Stanwyck and Joan Crawford. “She can pull off a costume,” said Evelyn. “She’s willing to take risks and wear the traditional undergarments. She just gives it her all and doesn’t even have any pause.”
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX Laura Harrier as Camille, the on-screen engenue. As the show progresses, her looks lean into more aspirational outfits. Katherine Hepburn and Lauren Bacall were influences for the wardrobe.
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX Hundreds and hundreds of costumes were used for the show. Background actors would be on set early in the morning for hours of prep to get camera-ready.
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: COURTESY OF NETFLIX “The accessories in the ’40s were so tongue in cheek,” said Evelyn. “They were also very patriotic,” noting the use of hats, jewelry, gloves and furs.
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX Samara Weaving stars as Claire, whose look was inspired by actress Veronica Lake.
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: COURTESY OF NETFLIX “Hollywood” is a love letter to the golden age era of Tinsel Town and the costumes leaned into the glamour with golden tones of the period.
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A Look at Costumes From “Hollywood”
Image Credit: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX The last epsiode of the series takes place at the Oscars and four days before the shoot, creator Ryan Murphy wanted the look to be a sea of pastels. “It ended up being a beautiful iconic look for the ending,” said costume collaborator Lou Eyrich. “Sarah and her team had to work extra hard to make it happen and it was gorgeous.”
A Look at the 1940s Glitzy and Glamorous Costumes in ‘Hollywood’
A scene from Netflix's "Hollywood."
CREDIT: SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIX
