From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment. It's always a pleasure to have old friends do the show,

especially old friends who are, as of today, newly minted Oscar nominees.

Of course, I'm talking to our old friend, Ariane Phillips, who's got a bunch of these things under her belt.

This time for the Quentin Tarantino ninth film, Once Upon a Time on Holiday.

Always good to have you here.

Thanks to coming back.

Thank you so much for asking me.

My pleasure. And what's really interesting is so much to talk about here. Thanks for coming back. Thank you so much for asking me. My pleasure.

And what's really interesting is so much to talk about here, obviously,

but I think of your stuff as being about

cashing people who are trying to figure out their comfort level with their clothes,

which becomes a way of communicating their comfort level with themselves.

And there is probably no better sort of exemplar of that

than once in one time in Hollywood,

where just the difference between DiCaprio and Brad Pitt,

we get to see who they are and their comfort level in their lives

based on what they're wearing, don't we?

Yeah, I mean, you know, the thing about costumes is they're really

part of the storytelling tools on the visual side. We give visual clues. And the job is really,

you know, costumes are about creating character and helping underscore tone and feeling and move the story

along. And in terms of once upon a time in Hollywood,

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