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It turns out, Sassy got it. While developing the wardrobe for the Netflix miniseries Halston, costume designer Jeriana San Juan could research public archival images of Liza, and Elsa, and Joe Eula, and Halston himself for inspiration, but what about the private moments that went undocumented, how do you dress these style icons for those? “I wanted to know what this world looked like behind the camera,” says San Juan, an award winning costume designer who has also worked on The Plot Against America, The Get Down, and a Madonna tour, among many other film, television, and theater credi...

Kat Irlin Rebecca Dayan was hoping that, after life somewhat returned to normalcy, she would finally get to meet Elsa Peretti, the fashion icon and jewelry designer she portrays on Netflix’s Halston. But she never got the chance; Peretti “It was really sad, because I was hoping that once the world reopened, that I would get to meet with her,” Dayan tells BAZAAR.com over Zoom, speaking from her New York City apartment. She reveres the late Italian designer, perhaps so much so that she downplays her take on her life. “Maybe she would’ve hated the way I portray her,” Dayan jokes....

Christopher Polk/NBCGetty Images As one of the presenters for the 2021 Golden Globes on February 28, Gal Gadot chose a Tiffany & Co. Blue Book necklace that is a jewelry insider's wink to her role as Diana Prince in Wonder Woman 1984. In the film, Prince wears the Bone Cuff created in 1970 by Elsa Peretti. Last year, to celebrate its anniversary, Tiffany & Co. reissued the designer’s most coveted originals, including the Bone Cuff for the first time in nearly 20 years. Gal Gadot wore a Tiffany & Co. Blue Book pendant necklace featuring a 48-carat zoisite. Christopher Polk/NBCGetty Images...

Carrie Bradshaw had an enviable jewellery collection full of big-name and independent designers Credit: James Devaney/WireImage Way before the Kate Middleton effect, there was the Carrie Bradshaw effect. Sarah Jessica Parker’s on-screen Sex and the City wardrobe had a seismic influence on late Nineties / early Noughties fashion, with costume designer Patricia Field notably mixing high fashion with vintage and up-and-coming designers in a way that still resonates today.  Fans who bemoaned the plausibility of columnist Carrie’s wardrobe full of Manolo Blahniks and Dior dresses should also ...