Polish your tiaras and fetch your bangers and mash, this week marks the premiere of the fifth season of The Crown. This season, which covers the final bows for both then Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage, as well as the tragic end to Diana’s life, treads a familiar time period: the ’90s. Diana is remembered for so many things, but her fashion, much of which is back in vogue now, is certainly on the list. Vanity Fair’s Julie Miller spoke with The Crown costumer Amy Roberts about designing for the TV version of the People’s Princess, what she changed, and what looks she needed to recreate down to the very last button and bead.
Elsewhere in HWD, watching The Crown is a fascinating exercise when you know exactly what’s going to happen in the end. Vanity Fair’s Richard Lawson reviews the newest season. Jimmy Kimmel will host the Oscars, his third time helming the show. Kindred, the haunting, compelling Octavia Butler time travel classic, is getting the series treatment at FX. Vanity Fair has the exclusive first look at the show and teaser trailer. “I set out to make people feel history,” Butler once said. The White Lotus’s Beatrice Grannò stopped by the Still Watching podcast and revealed how none other than Este Haim helped her shape her performance. All this and more, today in HWD.
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