For the 2nd week of 2017 as part of the Thursday Movie Picks series hosted by Wanderer of Wandering Through the Shelves. The subject for this week is on the world of fashion. Films about clothes, photos, models, and all sorts of crazy shit as my picks are based on this subject told by three renowned filmmakers. 1. Blow-Up
Though the film is about a photographer who may or may not have photographed a murder, it is set in Swingin’ London during the mid-1960s at a time when fashion was the thing. While it is the most accessible film Michelangelo Antonioni made in his career, it still bears many of his visual traits from the way David Hemmings’ would photograph models for a shoot or how he would capture a moment that feels vital and in vogue with the times. 2. Pret-a-Porter
While this is often considered one of Robert Altman’s lesser films in the 1990s, it is one of his most entertaining as it is set during Fashion Week in Paris as it is all about fashion. Featuring an ensemble cast that is just over-the-top with Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren as old-lovers who recreate a famous scene from Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow to appearances from Kim Basinger as a dim-witted reporter, Tim Robbins and Julia Roberts as rival journalists forced to share a room, the trio of Sally Kellerman, Linda Hunt, and Tracey Ullman as fashion editors trying to meet Stephen Rea’s devious photographer. It’s a mess of a film but a fun mess that is never boring from start to finish. 3. The Neon Demon
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