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Avatar, ©2009. Courtesy of 20Th Century Fox. Dallas Buyers Club Avatar, ©2009. Courtesy of 20th Century Fox. Borat, ©2006. Courtesy of 20th Century Fox. Dallas Buyers Club, ©2013. Courtesy of Universal Django Unchained, ©2012. Courtesy of Visiona Studios Licensing LLC. Romantica, Inc., The Weinstein Company and Columbia Pictures. [email protected] or via e-mail at Fight Club, ©1999. Courtesy of 20th Century Fox. Fight Club, ©1999. Courtesy of 20th Century Fox. (310) 247-3090 (310) Frida, ©2002. Courtesy of Miramax. Kill Bill, Vol. 1, ©2003. Courtesy of Miramax. Lincoln, ©2012. Courtesy of 20th Century Fox. Mary Poppins, ©1964. Courtesy of For high-resolution images, contact the Academy Communications Department images, contact the at high-resolution For The Walt Disney Company. Moulin Rouge, ©2001. Courtesy of 20th Century Raiders of the Lost Ark, ©1981. Courtesy of Fox. Lucasfilm Ltd. Shakespeare in Love, ©1998. Courtesy of Miramax. 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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "American Hustle," 2013, Michael Wilkinson, courtesy of White Dog Productions LLC, Annapura Pictures and Columbia Pictures. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "Pretty Woman," 1990, Marilyn Vance, courtesy of the Walt Disney Archives. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "Titanic," 1997, Deborah L. Scott, courtesy of the 20th Century Archive, Los Angeles. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "The Great Gatsby," 2013, Catherine Martin, courtesy of the Warner Bros. Corporate Archive. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "The Social Network" and "Argo," 2010 and 2012, Jacqueline West, courtesy of Costume Designer Jacqueline West, "The Social Network," a David Fincher film and the Warner Bros. Corporate Archive. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London present “Hollywood Costume” sponsored by Swarovski, on view October 2, 2014 - March 2, 2015 at the Wilshire May Company building. Pictured here: "The Big Lebowski," 1998, Mary Zophres, courtesy of Alba and Thomas Tull..
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