Edith Head won an unprecedented 8 Oscars, and dressed Hollywood's biggest stars during cinema's Golden Age. The diva of design helped define glamour, and her story is as fascinating as the history of the film industry itself. The Wick Theatre is proud to present acclaimed actress Susan Claassen in A CONVERSATION WITH EDITH HEAD on September 15th and September 16th with a special luncheon and museum tour of the new exhibit Bling! Here, is Susan in costume with an array of luminaries who have seen

With her trademark glasses and wit, Edith Head became synonymous with the glamour of Old Hollywood. Nominated for 35 Oscars and winning 8, one could argue her designs were just as popular as the stars onscreen in a career that spanned over 5 decades. #LightsCameraFashion #MetInAmerica | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Archie (Carroll O'Connor) finds Edith's (Jean Stapleton) old slipper, and finally lets go, crying for the first time since she passed. From Season 2, Episode 2 'Archie Alone: Part 2': Archie's refusal to grieve over Edith's sudden death continues to take its toll on his friends and family... until one day he happens to go into their bedroom and sees Edith's slippers. Watch More of Archie Bunker's Place on YouTube: https://bit.ly/36VlpmO Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/thenormanleareffect Avai

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Essentially every top female star in Hollywood worked with Edith Head. Not only did she design some of the most iconic looks in film for Mae West to Natalie Wood, but she also consulted extensively with her clients to ensure they felt confident with their costumes. #31DaysOfOscar | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Edith Head describes the importance of film costumes as we see Lana Turner's wardrobe tests for “Love Has Many Faces” (1965) | I'm Old Fashioned - Vintage Everyday