Makeover Montage: A Fashion in Film Podcast

Cruel Intentions is celebrating 20 years of "Marcia f**king Brady of the Upper East Side" looks that are to die for. For the platinum anniversary we're diving into costume designer Denise Wingate's glam goals extravaganza!

Our friend, and brilliant writer, Alyssa Morin is our first guest for a very special film we all love and that she has a deep personal connection with. Costume designer Elisabetta Beraldo used original fabrics and designs from the Queen of Tejano music to properly pay tribute to those iconic looks that left an imprint on the culture. We ♡ Selena Quintanilla, now and forever.

Costume designers Monique Prudhomme and David C. Robinson showed Disney Channel fans what dreams are made of with the Lizzie McGuire Movie. Travel with us to Rome circa 2003 while we break down Hilary Duff's double performance.

Time for the bar dancing, NYC, early 2000's (maybe musical) Coyote Ugly! From under boob tops to leather flare's, Marlene Stewart dressed this bar squad like a TRL cowgirl-group.

We're back with a '95 techxtreme fashion feat! We're giving you CD-ROM realness thanks to the costuming of Roger Burton. Jonny Lee Miller x Angelina Jolie 4eva.

Our Final DREWCEMBER film and it's a deep cut. Not many people have seen Wishful Thinking but it's worth the watch just to see how costume designer David C. Robinson crafted Drewcentric looks from head to toe. It is one big fashion show for Drew's character Lena

Hop in as we pop the top off and get scangie with this Katt Shea directed film, that is surprisingly based on a true ordeal (IKR!), with costumes by Ellen Gross.

This is the quintessential DREWCEMBER film.

Costume designer Eugenie Bafaloukos gave us '95 Courtney Love Manic Pixie Dream Girl looks for Drew's Casey Roberts. This is our 2nd #DREWCEMBER pick to celebrate of our timeless fashion queen, Drew Barrymore.

Happy #DREWCEMBER! A month long celebration of our Fishnet Flix fashion queen, Drew Barrymore. For our first Drewcember movie we have another Mona May tactile treat flooded with the epitome of late '90s high school fashion.

There are so many looks in this Tim Burton classic that we almost didn't have time to cover them all. Every character onscreen was expertly clothed by Aggie Guerard Rodgers​ and we will be eternally grateful for her style selections.​