Fashion designers have been involved in moviessince the early days of cinema. The result is someof the most eye-catching and influential costumesever committed to film, from Ralph Lauren's trendsettingmasculine style for Diane Keaton in AnnieHall to Audrey Hepburn's little black Givenchy dressin Breakfast at Tiffany's.Fashion in Film celebrates the contributions offashion designers to cinema, exploring key garments,what they mean in context of the narrative, and whythey are so memorable. Illustrated with beautifulfilm stills, fashion images and working sketches, thisbook will appeal to lovers of both fashion historyand cinema.Christopher Laverty is a costume and fashion writer andconsultant. As the creator and editor of the award-winningwebsite Clothes on Film, he has appeared on HBO and the BBC,and in countless publications. He recently contributed to a bookabout the film The Grand Budapest Hotel. A beautifully illustrated insight intothe contribution made by leadingfashion designers to film costume Will appeal to lovers of costume, filmand fashion Written by the founder of the popularblog Clothes on Film