What You’ll Need Recreating Frank Bartles and Ed Jaymes works best when approached as a coordinated pair. The humor and recognition of the duo rely on the contrast between Frank’s unpretentious workwear and Ed’s slightly more dressed-up, eccentric porch attire.…
What You’ll Need Iggy Pop’s visual identity on stage is built around stark minimalism. Stripped of extra layers, the silhouette relies almost entirely on tight black pants, a low-slung belt, unkempt blonde hair, and a wired vocal microphone. Because there…
What You’ll Need Catherine of Aragon opens SIX with an outfit designed like a Tudor queen headlining a stadium concert tour. The visual silhouette pairs heavy royal architectural shapes—high peaked shoulders, structured corsetry, and halo headwear—with dance-ready separates in black…
What You’ll Need Chappell Roan’s styling for ‘The Giver’ leans straight into high-camp Americana, turning standard industrial workwear into a theatrical pop performance look. The silhouette relies on everyday utility garments—a fitted white tank top, classic blue denim, a high-visibility…
What You’ll Need The Motion Sickness video pairs clean, almost severe formal tailoring with deadpan suburban absurdity. Phoebe Bridgers spends the shoot cruising a motorized scooter through residential streets wearing a sharp black suit, dark sunglasses, and a skate helmet…
What You’ll Need The red leather look from the 1983 short film centers entirely around bold geometric lines, saturated color, and an unmistakable 1980s dance silhouette. Designed by Deborah Nadoolman Landis to stand out against shadowy fog and muted zombie…
What You’ll Need Carl brings a strange, theatrical energy to the stage, pairing formal villain aesthetics with Mexican wrestling. The outfit centers on sharp contrast: a vintage black tuxedo and sweeping cape set against a bright red luchador mask and…
What You’ll Need Vivi’s design from Mystery Skulls Animated leans heavily on clean retro lines, saturated blues, and striking silhouette contrast. Her outfit pairs oversized knitwear on top with a short, flared skirt, giving her the appearance of a mid-century…
What You’ll Need Courtney Love’s mid-1990s stage wardrobe defined the kinderwhore aesthetic: vintage babydoll dresses, smeared crimson lipstick, crooked tiaras, and disheveled bleached blonde hair. It was an intentional subversion of ultra-feminine childhood tropes collided directly with abrasive Pacific Northwest…
What You’ll Need Hayley Williams took a stark, surreal visual direction for the ‘Cinnamon’ video, centering the styling on high-contrast textures rather than heavy costume pieces. The entire outfit hinges on a minimal skin-tone foundation paired with graphic, blunt-cut hair…