Costume designer Ruth E. Carter gave us an inside look at the Seventies style of the new Netflix film ‘Dolemite Is My Name.’ For the new film starring Eddie Murphy that comes to Netflix today, costume designer Ruth E. Carter looked back at her own coming-of-age in the Seventies. The costume designer known for her work on “Do the Right Thing” and “Black Panther,” (which led to her historic Oscars win as the first black woman to take home the best costume design award), recalls in colorful detail her teenage years growing up as a, in her words, “very daring, kind of fast” kid in Springfield, Mass. “I had five brothers and two sisters who were all older than me. So right at home, I could see my brothers and sisters playing out the Seventies as young adults,” she says. “My sister had the best high-waist jeans, flared jeans and really cool T-shirts with sayings on it. Her afro was always really perfect, I saw her work at it.” Tap the link in bio for more. Report: @maxinesleep . . . . . #wwdeye #Dolemiteismyname #ruthecarter
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2019-10-29 04:04:29Z
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