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A podcast that explores the who, what, when, of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your hosts, April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary.

Hello Dressed listeners and welcome back to part two of our conversation with four-time Academy

award-winning costume and production designer Catherine Martin. Today she is back to talk

about her work on the recently released Elvis Biopic, directed by her husband,

Baz Lerman, and of course starring Austin Butler in the titular role.

The film earned an incredible eight Oscar nominations, including two for Catherine,

for costume design and production design. And I am so excited to talk to her about this movie April

because I personally loved it. I'm not sure if you've seen it. Have you checked it out?

I have, I have. I saw it kind of what it kind of flipped over to streaming kind of early on.

And I enjoyed it as well. I actually realized I didn't know too, too, too much about Elvis's entire

history and his kind of like very messed up working relationship with his manager. That was wild.

So I did enjoy it. And of course it was a feast for the eyes as to be expected.

It has everything that we have come to expect from Baz Lerman's high octane dream scapes,

which of course brought to life by Catherine and her incredible team. And as we will learn,

this film is even more incredible and the fact that it was not only filmed in Australia far,

far, far from Graceland, it was filmed during COVID. And I joined our listeners cast and saying

that I cannot wait to hear more about Catherine's work on this incredible film. So let's listen back

in on your conversation. Catherine, I am so excited to talk to you about Elvis, which has to be one of

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