Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
#1Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 3:04pm
BrodyFosse123
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/27/06
#2re: Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 3:44pm
I always found it amusing how she's been credited as Costume Designer for (TV series AND film adaptations of) SEX AND THE CITY and the film THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA when she never 'designed' nor stiched one thread for either production. She uses/borrows/pulls pieces and clothing from other designers and just 'styles' the outfits.
What-evah!
#2re: Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 3:46pm
How does an interview with a television costume designer at a music awards show belong on a Broadway message board?
This should be in the Off-Topic section of the site.
Tonya Pinkins: Then we had a "Lot's Wife" last June that was my personal favorite. I'm still trying to get them to let me sing it at some performance where we get to sing an excerpt that's gone.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.
MusicSnob1
Broadway Star Joined: 10/19/09
#3re: Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 5:04pm
It's just the incessant & shameless self-promotion of Mr. and Mrs. mgcproductions. Duuuuhhh!
(I'm with you somethingwicked. I'm sick of unrelated threads clogging up the BROADWAY Board)
When I think about you, I touch myself.
Phyllis Rogers Stone
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/16/07
#4re: Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 5:07pmI do like the hostess with the up-do. She should wear it like that more often.
#5re: Sex & The City Emmy Winning designer Patricia Field
Posted: 12/15/09 at 7:33pm
Pat isn't a designer per se, but she has done an awful lot for downtown (and now all over town) fashion.
In her original boutique on 8th st, she gave new and up and coming designers rack space and therefore, exposure. Anna Sui, for instance started by hanging a few of her dresses in Pat's store.
Pat's store was the in place to be and to be seen, whether you shopped or not. She may not have designed the clothes, but she had the eye and the street smarts to know what was going to be big.
In a way, you could say she "designed" the wardrobe for all the tv shows and films she's worked on in that she put it all together. And she's influenced millions.
No, I am not a shill. Just someone who has known Pat for a long time. Her shop was the first place I hung out at when I moved to NY.
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