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Marion Boyce on Fashion as a Tool for Revenge

2015

Marion Boyce on Fashion as a Tool for Revenge

2015

  • NFSA ID0RKYTW6Z
  • TypeFilm
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormPublicity
  • GenresComedy, Drama
  • Year2015

Costume designer Marion Boyce talks about one of the central themes of The Dressmaker (directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse in 2015) being the use of fashion as a weapon for Tilly's revenge.

The dresses she creates for the people of the town of Dungatar are used by Tilly (Kate Winslet) as a bargaining tool for information as she desperately seeks the truth about the past.

Marion Boyce is an award-winning costume designer, exhibition curator and vintage specialist. She won AACTA Awards for her work on Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2013) and The Dressmaker (2015).

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Costume designer Marion Boyce talks about one of the central themes of The Dressmaker (directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse in 2015) being the use of fashion as a weapon for Tilly's revenge.

The dresses she creates for the people of the town of Dungatar are used by Tilly (Kate Winslet) as a bargaining tool for information as she desperately seeks the truth about the past.

Marion Boyce is an award-winning costume designer, exhibition curator and vintage specialist. She won AACTA Awards for her work on Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2013) and The Dressmaker (2015).

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