Anna Bashtovaya is a costume designer and historian, costume analyst in cinema.

Project mentor and co-curator at the Costume Designer program at the Moscow Film School. At the British Higher School of Design, he teaches the block "History and analysis of film costume and styling of video advertising." Columnist of such popular platforms as The Blueprint (heading "style in the film"), KinoPoisk, Arzamas, KinoReporter. Author of the course of lectures "Fashion and Cinema", "Fashion and Music", "Profession of a Costume Designer", "Color in Film". He runs his own Telegram channel about costumes in the movie "Cinema Costume for Dummies". As a costume designer, she took part in the creation of commercials for the brands Yandex, Adidas, MTS, Snickers, Kaspersky, Wella, KIA, etc.

In the book Fashion and Cinema: 100 Years Together. How films shape trends” you will learn how such large-scale areas of activity as fashion and cinema influenced each other, how fashion trends appeared, how new-fangled trends spread massively from screens to ordinary people and film fans, how great fashion houses were inspired by amazing collections how jewelry brands marketed themselves and their products.

The book has a very handy breakdown of decades of film industry development, from the 1920s black-and-white silent films, to the superbly shot film Cruella (2021), costumes who won an Oscar in 2022. This allows you to better understand the history of the development of the fashion era and makes it possible to plunge into the beauty of film costumes with your head. 55 black-and-white illustrations focus on the details and nuances of the construction of movie characters and allow you to use the work of costume designers in everyday life.

Who this book is for:

And to all those for whom these directions in life are only gaining relevance.

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