Call of the Wild…

It’s time to get closer to man’s best friend than ever before with “Nightbitch” and its beloved star Amy Adams. With six Academy Award nominations, two Golden Globe wins, and eight additional Golden Globe nominations (including a new nom for “Nightbitch”), Adams has forged her path as one of the most dynamic actresses of her generation.

Gucci and Gladiators Too...

In November, dust off your best toga because it’s time to return to the Colosseum for “Gladiator II.” This film marks the fifteenth collaboration between director Ridley Scott and today’s special guest, costume designer Janty Yates. Yates received the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for their first collaboration on “Gladiator,” and, alongside Scott, she's dressed the full breadth of human history from Exodus to our modern day.

When I Come Back, You’ll Know, Know, Know…

From her years as one of the Young British Artists who took the contemporary art scene by storm to her achievements as a filmmaker, Sam Taylor-Johnson is a leading lady and her stage is the viewfinder. Her films have tackled historic names and bestsellers, including “Nowhere Boy,” “A Million Little Pieces,” and “Fifty Shades of Grey.” This year, Taylor-Johnson returned to cinemas worldwide with the long-awaited Amy Winehouse biopic “Back to Black” — a stunning look into the life and artistry of one of the 21st century’s most extraordinary musicians.

No Sad Colors…

During SCADstyle 2024, history was made when the fashion house Carolina Herrera received its second SCAD Etoile Award. In 2016, Paula Wallace presented the award to Carolina herself, and in the Spring, her creative director successor, Wes Gordon, continued the brand’s award-laden legacy. Wes and Paula reunited to discuss Gordon’s leadership of the beloved heritage brand, his celebrative book "Colormania," and the modern business of fashion.

A Match Made in Marni...

In 2016, Francesco Risso became creative director of one of fashion's most beloved brands: Marni. Under his leadership, Marni soared to new heights and unbridled creativity under the "Marnifesto" and the Virginia Woolf saying "Bring no clothes." In 2024, Risso was a special guest at SCADstyle, an annual celebration of transformative design culture and dialogue through immersive experiences and dynamic conversations with style industry visionaries.

Let the Games Begin...

Tune in to hear from Rene Celestin, the founding partner behind The Banner, the creative agency group producing the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games opening and closing ceremonies. This year's opening will feature a flotilla down the Seine, and all of Paris will form the stage. Thanks to Rene's history as the fashion industry's go-to runway show producer, he and The Banner are uniquely positioned to present a gold medal-worthy show like no other.

A Wildflower Blooms...

Since launching Brother Vellies in 2013, Aurora James has become one of the most influential and admired fashion founders of the past twenty years. Her must-read memoir 'Wildflower' recounts the years that led up to that life-changing moment and James's creation of the historic 15 Percent Pledge.

Return of the Enfant Terrible…

Legendary couturier Jean Paul Gaultier is back at SCAD with a new exhibition—CinéMode par Jean Paul Gaultier—on display at SCAD FASH Lacoste. Just before the exhibit's grand opening, Paula Wallace and Jean Paul reconnected to discuss cinema and pop culture's influence on Gaultier as well as his iconic work in costume design.

Literally…

As SCAD's 2024 Commencement speaker, Rob Lowe delivered the final lecture to thousands of eager graduates and their ecstatic families. Just an hour later, Lowe sat with Paula Wallace for today's conversation about Lowe's supreme vitality in the entertainment industry and how he stands as a model for students of all disciplines.

Leslie Odom Live…

We all know and love Leslie Odom Jr. for his iconic portrayal of Aaron Burr in “Hamilton,” the musical that revolutionized Broadway and introduced thousands to a type of theater they never knew was possible. Since that breakthrough performance, he has taken on leading roles in films such as “Glass Onion,” “Harriet,” and “The Exorcist: Believer” as well as just returning to Broadway for the critically acclaimed revival of “Purlie Victorious.” As a recording artist and songwriter, he’s released multiple singles and five studio albums, including his latest: “When a Crooner Dies.” Today, you’ll join the live audience at the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta as Paula Wallace reunites with friend of SCAD Leslie Odom Jr. for a most in-depth and one-of-a-kind conversation.