more from An Education

Incredible dress.  But even better is Rosamund Pike's, in the background.  It's worth seeing the movie just for the clothes.  (It's also worth seeing because it's actually about something more than clothes and boys.  Things like the point of education and independence and responsibility of parents and how people's decisions affect more than just themselves and on and on and on.  You could say I like it a bit.)

Oh, what the heck.  Let's be all girly and post some...

Jane Austen, baby!

One of the main reasons I enjoy the new film of Pride and Prejudice is because the colours - particularly the blues - are just gorgeous.  With modifications, obviously, I would wear just about every costume in that movie.  Well, at least, Lizzie and Jane's. Gwyneth Paltrow has lovely costumes in Emma as well - but they aren't as personally (gosh, I hate this word but it's the only one I can think of-) inspiring the way the Pride and Prejudice clothes.  P&P will date, already has a bit, but it still looks pretty to me.  Although, I liked Keira Knightley's hair a lot more in '05. Hm.  

Kate Winslet is gorgeous, and that hat is totally sweet, so she is included, too.  

An Education

Not only is this, like, the best movie to come out in ages (it actually made you think! When was the last time you saw a thinking film?), the costuming was incredible.  Or, as Jenny would say (according to google translator), ils ont été incroyables.

The lovely Olivia Williams.

Okay, I didn't adore Emma Thompson's clothes - though they're still spectacular - but she must be included. I 

adore Emma Thompson.  Like, to a creeper degree. 

 Rosamund Pike was beyond hilarious. Actually, one of my favorite parts of the movie was her dumb blonde.

 Danny (Dominic Copper, on the left) has, officially, the best clothes ever in this scene. And the sunglasses he wears (not in this pic) are... are... awesome.