Posts Tagged ERIC DAMAN
I told @WhoWhatWear how I styled each of the amazing women in The Astronaut Wives Club—
Posted by EricDamanStyle in Astronaut Wives Club on June 16, 2015
“The style evolution of each wife is a sign of the times and a sign of their personal evolution as well. For the men it was about being launched into space, but for the wives it was about being launched into a social stratosphere. I tried to tell a fashion-as-final-frontier story tracking time and self-discovery with each outfit selection. The transformation from everyday army wife in a homemade shirt waist dress to social butterfly best dressed in a Pucci pantsuit!”
I answered WhoWhatWear’s call with 17 exclusive fashion facts, icons and my inspiration for how I designed a signature look for each amazing woman of The Astronaut Wives Club.
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I told Cosmo China “Fashion should be original, both a fun and very enjoyable thing.”
Posted by EricDamanStyle in IN THE MEDIA on June 11, 2014
To find your own signature style is to embrace fashion in the best way. Fashion is meant to be fun and enjoyed. Its ok to take risks and be inventive along the way. It’s the key to finding your own true style. Shop for your shape. Respect who you are, how you are built, and work with your best assets. Learn to accept them, maximize them, and minimize the rest.”
See Cosmo China’s F IS FOR FASHION at cosmo.trends.com.cn.
I told New Zealand’s @coupdemain Magazine “Working on ‘Sex And The City’ was like earning a PHD in costume design…”
Posted by EricDamanStyle in IN THE MEDIA, THE CARRIE DIARIES on April 4, 2014
“Patricia Field pushed the boundaries of style on television with a certain level of embellishment that brought to life a portrayal of character that can only happen through clothing, while Sarah Jessica Parker was a stickler for proper fit, without which a petite actor can be easily gobbled up by her garments.”
See Sacha Young’s INTERVIEW: COSTUME-DESIGNER ERIC DAMAN ON ‘THE CARRIE DIARIES’ at coupdemainmagazine.com.
Carrie Costumes Confidential: Under Pressure
Posted by EricDamanStyle in Carrie Costumes Confidentail, FASHION OF THE CARRIE DIARIES on January 15, 2014
Donna gets wild in leopard at the Bradshaw house party. Take a behind-the-scenes peek at ‘The Carrie Diaries’ wardrobe with me for this ‘Carrie Costumes Confidential: Under Pressure’ video!
CARRIE COSTUMES CONFIDENTIAL: An exclusive peek at Carrie’s outfits in episode 204!
Posted by EricDamanStyle in Carrie Costumes Confidentail, COSTUME DESIGN, THE CARRIE DIARIES on November 20, 2013
I’ll take you behind the scenes into the the fitting room of #TheCarrieDiaries for this exclusive Carrie Costumes Confidential video series. XOXOE
STYLE.MTV.COM ASKED ME: “What’s the process like for picking out each outfit for Carrie?”
Posted by EricDamanStyle in IN THE MEDIA, THE CARRIE DIARIES on October 29, 2013
Carrie has a lot of changes in each episode—averaging about 10! I usually break down the script and categorize by type of change, e.g., “Journaling look,” “Interview Office look,” or “School look.” Each is very different and has different needs.
Translating Manhattan Fashion Into Television—
Posted by EricDamanStyle in COSTUME DESIGN, IN THE MEDIA, THE CARRIE DIARIES on October 28, 2013
“No one knows how to translate New York fashion to the small screen quite like Eric Daman.”THELUXELIFE.COM: TOP TV FASHION LIST
Posted by EricDamanStyle in IN THE MEDIA on September 30, 2013
THE LIST: TOP FIVE TV FASHIONS
By Jennifer Choy
It all started with ‘Sex and the City’ … Maybe it was when Carrie wore her infamous tutu while prancing down the streets of New York that we really started noticing that show’s fashions. But, for whatever reason, we never stopped. Costume designer Patricia Field, who likely lived in relative anonymity, became a household name and television fashion was never the same. Can I get an amen?!
Though ‘Sex and the City’ is long gone, our obsession with TV fashion has remained. We seem to care as much about the clothing worn by our favourite television characters as we do about character development and plot-lines.
So forget about the runways, let’s take a look at some of the most stylish television [characters] to hit the airwaves… (+more)
