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All the Right Moves The FootloosePRESENTED BY ALL THE RIGHT MOVES Up close with Julianne Hough & Kenny Wormald THE CUT Director Craig Brewer on remaking a classic +47 hot movie-inspired looks from HSN )1+613$LQGG 30 CONTENTS AYO C MANN: JOSÉ PI MANN: JOSÉ !" PP #$ LI S, E S; SHO RE TU C AMOUNT PI AMOUNT R SY OF PA SY E T R OU C : REWER MALD, B MALD, R : WO E IS PAG TH S. S. RE TU C I P AMOUNT AMOUNT R SY OF PA SY E T R From left: On her: Keds’ flannel high-tops with VER: COU ribbon laces, $65; Levi’s Curve ID slim-leg jeans, $79.50. O !! On him: Keds’ canvas mid-top sneakers, $60; Levi’s 514 jeans, $39.99. !$ PHOTOS: C PHOTOS: 18 Craig’s Lists Footloose Magazine presented by FN KICK OFF In a candid Q&A, director Craig Brewer 8 It’s the “Footloose” e!ect. Movie cast talks about updating a classic. and crew and HSN branded partners Michael Atmore FN Editorial Director reveal how the film influenced them. 20 Hear It From the Boy Katie Abel Global News Director Kenny Wormald might have been an STAR TURN outsider in his youth, but he’s about Regina Smith Popp Senior Fashion Editor 14 Dancing With Destiny to step into the spotlight. Lauren DiLello Fashion Assistant Actress and dancer Julianne Hough has followed a fateful path to her STYLE Neil Weilheimer Executive Editor starring role in “Footloose.” 22 Getting Loose Wayne Niemi Senior West Coast Editor Get a sneak peek at the “Footloose”- Kristen Henning Assistant Editor, 17 In Style inspired shoes going on sale at HSN. Marketing, Juniors’ Costume designer Laura Jean Jennie Bell Production Editor Shannon dishes on dancing shoes 28 Beauty School and those iconic red boots. Want that all-American look for fall? Elizabeth Slott Design Director Try these fun cosmetic products. Ken Harney Contributing Art Director 4 | VISIT HSN.COM/FOOTLOOSE )1+613$LQGG 30 KICK OFF OPENING CREDITS “Footloose” has all the elements of a modern remake: Hot breakout stars. Big dance scenes. A new soundtrack. And fashion that makes a serious statement. In advance of the October release, HSN and Paramount Pictures have teamed up to give viewers a sneak peek of the new movie. Tune in to HSN for a special 24-hour event on Wednesday, Oct. 12, and log on to HSN.com/footloose to buy movie-inspired footwear, accessories, denim and beauty items from 13 brands. Read on to get the inside scoop on the exclusive products and remaking a classic. PICTURES OF PARAMOUNT COURTESY PHOTO: )1+613$LQGG 30 PICTURE-PERFECT Inspired by the movie Footloose, we’ve selected the HSN products that take your style and kick it up a notch. Smart, chic and essential—these are two you’ll love for fall. You can fi nd them all as part of the Footloose Movie Event, exclusively on HSN October 12 or shop HSN.COM. A POLISHED LOOK DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY Infl uenced by the movie and determined to capture the You’ve found the perfect shoes—now power of music, Deborah Lippmann created these sleek give them the perfect fi t. Foot Petals’ nail polish shades with Footloose in mind. Named for hit exclusive print collection is made songs, they encourage expression through the spirit of with PORON Performance music and dance. Technology, and comes in a For an on-trend look, mismatch colors on your hands variety of looks that allow and toes, or alternate colors on your fi ngertips. you to customize your shoes with style and comfort. HSN Price: $32/set of 2 These essential cushions are a must-have for shoe lovers. Foot Petals offer the highest degree of shock absorption and are guaranteed to never go fl at. They will keep your feet from sliding forward and keep them cool, dry and comfortable. This kit features two pairs each of Killer Kushionz and Tip Toes. Dancing in Let’s Hear It Footloose Almost HSN Price: $24.95 the Sheets for the Boy Paradise KICK OFF ACTOR’S STUDIO Footloose Fanatic MATT BERNSON has no trouble identifying with “Footloose” main charac- ter Ren McCormack. “I’ve seen the original movie maybe 20 times. When I was watching it a lot, I was moving around to di!erent schools and trying to make my mark, “It was supposed to had to be fun.” too. ‘Footloose’ is such an be sinful for Ariel to Bernson made the iconic movie and has such wear the red boots, so I boots with swatches of a strong connection,” said designed something that three di!erent materials: the designer, who crafted embodies that. It’s a style suede, patent leather and a red fold-over ankle you have to secretly wear iridescent lizard print. bootie under his Matt or your dad might tell you “It’s really exciting for me Bernson Special Project to go back in the house because I’ve never made a I remember label for HSN’s collec- and change! I also wanted red shoe before. After I did going to the ANNACCONE tion of movie-inspired it to be something you it, I added a few red styles I AS AS products. could go dance in, so it to my spring collection.” M movies to HO T see the first OOT PETALS: PETALS: OOT F ‘Footloose.’ I AN, Time & M DEL loved it — the E Again ICTURES; energy, the P KEDS IS ALL about bringing OUNT M ARA back the 1980s. The brand dancing! It P is unveiling a mix of classic and new styles, including made me feel men’s looks, to celebrate “Footloose.” all jazzed up OVIE STILL: COURTESY OF COURTESY STILL: OVIE “The great thing is you’re M talking about two icons. Keds and wonderful. brings a smile to people’s faces, and the movie is about It’s a great bringing fun to the world,” story, but it AGES; KEDS: JOSE PICAYO; PICAYO; JOSE KEDS: AGES; said Keds President Kristin IM Kohler Burrows, who will ETTY feels dated now. G make her debut on HSN as OWELL: OWELL: part of the event. “I was 15 Our movie is a D when the original movie came out. Footloose showed remake, but people they could change the world, and it it’s also an For HSN: Keds’ spoke to my classic lace-up, original, too.” $35; laceless slip- heart. I admit on, $50; round-toe that I danced in —Andie MacDowell style with ribbon my room many laces, $60. times.” MAC OF DESIGNER; COURTESY BERNSON: PHOTOS: 8 | VISIT HSN.COM/FOOTLOOSE )1+613$LQGG 30 DANCE LESSON Mix & Match LIBBY EDELMAN LOVES danc- ing movies, so she had no problem dreaming up film- appropriate styles for HSN. “We have everything from a ballerina with great studding on the front to glitter shoes, high heels and a shearling boot,” said the designer. “Women like to be flirty, sexy and independent, and there’s all of that in these shoes.” Edelman also ventured into clothing for the project. “I’m doing a great leather and shearling jacket with a motorcycle feeling and a ANNACCONE I faux-suede flirty skirt. The AS AS M jacket [mimics] the boot HO T with shearling and double buckles.” It was so cool to work with two actors who can OOT PETALS: PETALS: OOT F AN, AN, Libby Edelman’s leopard soft really dance. Of course, Ren and Ariel aren’t M DEL tote bag with quilted bottom, E $99; leather studded flats, $89; trained dancers in the film, so I had to dumb snakeskin wedges with bow, $89; ICTURES; ICTURES; P and suede laser-cut skirt, $79.90. down the technique a little bit to make them OUNT OUNT M ARA P believable. [I loved] the ‘Let’s Hear It for the Boy’ scenes, and the finale is really good!” —Jamal Sims, choreographer OVIE STILL: COURTESY OF COURTESY STILL: OVIE M Footpetals’ special-edition kits: Two pairs of Tip Toes and Killer Kushionz, available in black Bust a Move bandana print, solid black, buttercup boots print TINA ALDATZ is getting or buttercup solid, $24.95. AGES; KEDS: JOSE PICAYO; PICAYO; JOSE KEDS: AGES; IM out her dancing shoes ETTY ETTY G again. The Foot Petals same all-American feeling, president and founder Aldatz and her team craft- OWELL: OWELL: D remembers dancing in ed a special-edition the hallway at her high kit for HSN, with school in Fullerton, Calif., bandana and cow- after seeing “Footloose” for boy prints on two the first time. The denim in best-selling cushion- the movie also made quite an ing products: Tip Toes impression:“I remember never and Killer Kushionz. leaving the house without my Levi’s “Its super classic and cool and jacket,” she said. To create the fun,” said Aldatz. PHOTOS: BERNSON: COURTESY OF DESIGNER; MAC OF DESIGNER; COURTESY BERNSON: PHOTOS: FOOTLOOSE | 9 )1+613$LQGG 30 KICK OFF MUSIC HOOK Levi’s Curve ID boot-cut jeans, $79.50 Denim Dish I remember KEVIN BACON POPULARIZED the tight jeans, white sneakers look in the original going to see the “Footloose,” and denim plays a star- ring role in the new film as well. “This movie, when time, the jeans had to be fit nicely, but we didn’t want them to be skin-tight. we would go as But Ren looked comfortable. That was important with all the dancing CAYO a family, and we had to do,” said new leading man I remember Kenny Wormald.
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