Shirt, Bolero, Pencil Skirt, Shoes, Glasses, Necklace
When Saint's character, Eve Kendall, first meets the dashing hero (played by Cary Grant) on a train, she's wearing a sensible, travel look. Mostly neutral pieces allow the necklace to be front and center. The quality of the items (and the arch of Sain'ts eyebrow at Grant's more absurd lies) are what seduces.
Saint stuns in this red number, which is worn to an art auction in the city. The striking red and black pattern is rare and is at the same time seductive yet romantic. What a boon then, to find this skirt in the same color and pattern. To break up such a busy, almost hypnotic floral, as well as make it a more modern look, add a black lace shirt. A ruby necklace furthers the effect, while a gold mens' wristwatch gives a sense of bourgeoise.
I've never seen this film. Need to check for it on Netflix.
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Suzanne
Yes you should, Suzanne. Let me know what you think ;)
Deleteohmygoodness, this is so fun! I love how you recreated the outfit. I've seen a few of AH's movies, but I need to see more. I also realized that Alfred Hitchcock and I have the same initials and that threw me off for a minute.
Reply DeleteIsn't it weird when you notice something like that?
DeleteHitchcock's stuff is definitely worth a watch though; hope you enjoy it :)
Now I really need to watch the movie this weekend!
Reply DeleteOMG! I'm so glad you posted this! I love, love, love Carey Grant!! North by Northwest is one of my all time favorite movies! The corn field.... classic! This is great!!!
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Taylor
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Such a stylish movie, and that red skirt is perfect!
Reply DeleteThese dress are just perfect! It's wonderful to feel like a princess with it!
Reply Deleteoh my goodness, you really did find a skirt in that same pattern! now that's impressive. and that's so fun she got to go pick out her costumes herself- now that's a job i'd take pleasure in ;)
Reply Deletexo marlen
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