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a podcast that explores the who, what, when, of why we wear. We are fashion historians

and your host, Cassidy Zachary, and April Callahan. Dress listeners, the 2022 Academy of Wars

are only a few days away. An eye for one cast must admit that I have only seen three,

very sadly, only three of the films nominated for Best Picture this year. I mean, usually,

I do a lot better. Like, usually I've seen at least like three quarters of them. So this

year is a little bit of a meoculpa. But that definitely does not mean that I will not be

tuning in on this coming Sunday to watch the 94th Academy Awards. So what about you, Cass? Have you

seen a lot or many of the best picture nominees? I'm not, like, I think about at 50%. I don't,

I don't know which ones you saw. I saw Kota, which I loved, which was so good. King Richard was

really good. Still getting through West Side Story. I've done West Side Story. I've done

Dune. Likrish Pizza is amazing. Yeah. So I haven't seen Likrish Pizza. I have seen Dune,

and I have to tell you my story about Dune because I actually, one of my favorite films that I

ever worked on when I was a costumeer was on Sikario and Denis Villeneva, who's the director of Dune,

was the director. He was the most lovely man I've ever met in film. And so I had the pleasure of

working with him on that. And then Bob Morgan is another dear costumeer friend who was the

costume designer on Dune. And he was a co-hosting designer with Jacqueline West, and they were both

nominated for Oscars. So yeah. Here we go, friends. All comes back together. Yeah. I know. And I'll

definitely be watching Academy Wars this Sunday to see Bob hopefully take home an Oscar. He's so

deserving. He's been doing it for so many years and the costumes are just incredible in that film.

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