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Janet Kinosian

Janet Kinosian

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Los Angeles

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entertainment, and fashion. community,To mention a few I cover a variety of beats in sports, crime

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anything else

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Total articles 151

  • 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris': When the costumes should get equal billing to the stars

    By Janet Kinosian| Los Angeles Times Verified Tasked with re-creating midcentury Christian Dior couture for director Anthony Fabian’s “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,” Oscar-winning British costume designer Jenny Beavan did the job one better, turning a multitude of sumptuous gowns in deep reds, emerald greens and other eye-catching colors into a kind of starring role all their own. The film, an adaptation of the book “Mrs.

    By Janet Kinosian · Los Angeles Times

    Feb. 22, 2023

  • L.A., churches and gardens — it all works into the look of 'Amsterdam'

    By Janet Kinosian| Los Angeles Times Verified By her fifth go-round working with writer-director David O. Russell, production designer Judy Becker has come to understand when the auteur knows exactly how he wants a set to look and when he might need a little visual guidance from her. “We do have a shorthand,” Becker says. “I know what David needs to visualize a set, and I show him materials in a way that allows him to do it. He’s interested in color palettes, but he’s most interested in actors and their movement.

    By Janet Kinosian · Los Angeles Times

    Nov. 10, 2022

  • 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris': When the costumes should get equal billing to the stars

    By Janet Kinosian| Los Angeles Times Verified Tasked with re-creating midcentury Christian Dior couture for director Anthony Fabian’s “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris,” Oscar-winning British costume designer Jenny Beavan did the job one better, turning a multitude of sumptuous gowns in deep reds, emerald greens and other eye-catching colors into a kind of starring role all their own. The film, an adaptation of the book “Mrs.

    By Janet Kinosian · Los Angeles Times

    Feb. 22, 2023

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Los Angeles, United States