During the height of Hollywood’s Golden Age, studios employed costume designers who created looks for the best-known stars of their day: Travis Banton for Marlene Dietrich; Edith Head for Barbara Stanwyck; Adrian for Joan Crawford. But in the 1950s into the 1960s, a new trend began: stars wanted their wardrobes made by established fashion designers. Dietrich and Dior. Hepburn and Givenchy. Deneuve and YSL. Take a look at some of the collaborations that left a mark on both the silver screen and the runway.
