Oklahoma City Museum tailored to fit ‘Art of Hollywood Costume Design’
Think about "Saturday Night Fever” and it’s almost impossible not to imagine John Travolta in that iconic white suit and vest.
Can you imagine Dorothy skipping down the yellow brick road in something other than a blue-and-white gingham dress? What if Scarlett O’Hara’s I-will-survive dress had been fashioned from drab beige curtains instead of emerald green velvet?
Costume design in ...
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