How Jacqueline Durran, the “Little Women” Costume Designer, Remixes Styles and Eras
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The costume designer, who on Monday was nominated for an Academy Award for “Little Women,” employs unexpected pairings to make vintage clothes look covetable to the modern viewer.
Rachel Syme writes on the work of the “Little Women” costume designer Jacqueline Durran, who has been nominated for an Academy Award for Greta Gerwig’s adaptation.
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