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Costume designer and producer Lou Eyrich has helped create many vivid worlds for television
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Costume designer and producer Lou Eyrich has helped create many vivid worlds for television
Truman Capote's lavish and celebrity-studded Black and White Ball was a party for the ages—and the inspiration for an episode of 'Feud.'
Costume designer and producer Lou Eyrich has helped create many vivid worlds for television.
Gus Van Sant and Jon Robin Baitz have recreated Truman Capote’s infamous 1966 masked ball for the ages. Here’s how they captured the magic that captivated New York’s high society.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty/FXOn Nov. 28, 1966, author Truman Capote threw a party so grand, star-studded, and exclusive that it singlehandedly defined its guests’ societal status. “It was an invitation that people were clawing to get,” actress Candice Bergen recently said of the Black and White Ball, Capote’s infamous masked affair. “It was New York at its most vicious.”The soirée, held at New York’s Plaza Hotel just four days after Thanksgiving, was the literal t