Irene Sharaff, second only to Edith Head in her streak of Oscar nominations, was the only costume designer to work on both the original stage and film adaptations of two Rodgers and Hammerstein shows, THE KING AND I ('56), and FLOWER DRUM SONG ('61). #31DaysOfOscar | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Born Today, Oct 28, in 1897, Legendary Costume Designer Edith Head - 35 Oscar noms, 8 Oscar wins for Best Costume Design: The Heiress, Samson and Delilah, All About Eve, A Place in the Sun, Roman Holiday, Sabrina, The Facts of Life, The Sting... #botd | Classic Movie Hub

With her trademark glasses and wit, Edith Head became synonymous with the glamour of Old Hollywood. Nominated for 35 Oscars and winning 8, one could argue her designs were just as popular as the stars onscreen in a career that spanned over 5 decades. #LightsCameraFashion #MetInAmerica | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

With costumes designed by Edith Head, is the 1955 Hitchcock film “To Catch a Thief” Grace Kelly’s most stylish film? 🎥 Paramount . . . . #gracekelly #edithhead #tocatchathief #carygrant #oldhollywood | Hollywoodland Photos

The story of Edith Head's iconic glasses. Told by Randall Thropp, Manager, Costumes and Props, Paramount Pictures Archives. The Costume Designer: Edith Head and Hollywood is on until 21 January 2018. This exhibition brings together more than seventy costumes designed by the multiple Academy Award-winning costume designer Edith Head from the 1930s to the 1960s. Films highlighted in the exhibition include: The Ten Commandments, Samson and Delilah, The Emperor Waltz, Sunset Boulevard, Vertigo, The

Tansy Curtin, exhibtion curator, introduces The Costume Designer: Edith Head and Hollywood. Currently on until 21 January 2018. www.bendigoartgallery.com.au/thecostumedesigner | Bendigo Art Gallery