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The Fashion of ‘The Shards’: Halston, Claude Montana and “We All Bow Down to Armani”
With his TV shows, Ryan Murphy shows can be counted on for two things: stirring bottomless pop-culture discourse and envisioning a distinct, period-appropriate aesthetic.
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With his TV shows, Ryan Murphy shows can be counted on for two things: stirring bottomless pop-culture discourse and envisioning a distinct, period-appropriate aesthetic. This is particularly true of costumes from the Hitchcockian vibe of 2020’s Ratched to the chic ’90s minimalism embodied by Carolyn Bessette Kennedy in this year’s Love Story . So when The Shards was announced as the latest FX series to join the Murphy oeuvre, it was a sure bet early-‘80s L.A. style would take center stage.
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