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Ewan McGregor stars as the iconic fashion designer in the new Ryan Murphy-produced limited series.

'Halston' Boss on Iconic Fashion Designer as 'First Influencer' and Creating a Redemption Story Danielle Turchiano, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail To writer, producer and director Daniel Minahan, fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick, known as Halston, was the “first influencer.” “He’s somebody who really succeeded on marketing and branding himself,” Minahan says, adding that his mark is still left on “our everyday lives and culture” today. More from Variety The subject of Minahan’s five-episode limited series, aptly titled “Halston” and bowing May 14 on Netflix, first b...

Ewan McGregor stars as legendary gay fashion designer in first Halston trailer Netflix has dropped the first trailer for Halston. Set to Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode, the trailer follows Ewan McGregor as the iconic gay fashion designer as he attends drug-fuelled parties, figures out his signature style and vows to “change the face of American fashion”. The following line from the character sets the tone for the series: “I’ve been an outsider my whole life until one day I just stopped giving a flying fuck.” Roy Halston Frowick rose to international fame in the 1970s. His influen...

Netflix has released the first full-length trailer for Ryan Murphy's much-anticipated series about iconic designer Halston. Ewan McGregor looks suave as he transforms into the 70s fashion icon in the clip - soundtracked by Depeche Mode's Enjoy the Silence - that teases Halton's early works alongside the designer's drugs and controversy-fuelled demise. At the beginning of the trailer, 50-year-old Ewan's Halston - whose real name was Roy Halston Frowick - says: 'I've been an outsider my whole life until one day I just stopped giving a flying f**k.'  Exciting: Netflix has released the first ful...

Why Halston's Fascinating Queer Life Story Took 20 Years to Make Halston chat with May 03 2021 1:20 PM EDT It took 20-plus years to bring the story of fashion designer and gay icon Halston to life. But executive producers Christine Vachon and Daniel Minahan (who directed all five episodes of the Netflix limited series) say the project they first conceived of as a film back when they met working on the 1996 queer indie I Shot Andy Warhol is right on time. For Minahan, who grew up not far from New York City in Connecticut when Halston was a fixture at Studio 54, he dreamed of life akin to ...