From vintage Chanel to custom-molded robes, go behind the glamour and grit of Anne Hathaway's psychological thriller Verity!

Costume designer Jacqueline Demeterio joins Voice of Costume to trace her journey from a fashion-obsessed Michigan childhood to interning at Barneys New York, assisting legendary designer Patricia Field on Sex and the City, and ultimately becoming a go-to collaborator for director Michael Showalter and star Anne Hathaway.

Jacqueline reveals the meticulous process behind designing Verity's four distinct eras — her humble early years, glamorous wealthy persona, haunting post-accident look, and introspective writer's wardrobe — including a Joan Didion-inspired pivot for the office scenes. She shares fascinating craft secrets: replicating an irreplaceable vintage Chanel dress, molding multiple versions of a water-immersion robe, and recreating a 1920s embroidered nightgown with specialty trim work.

Jacqueline also opens up about the symbolism woven into Verity's signature red, navigating social media scrutiny of costume choices, and the deep collaboration with production design that elevated the film's visual cohesion.

Plus, a look ahead to her upcoming projects, including a reimagining of Serendipity with Showalter.

A must-listen for costume design lovers, Anne Hathaway and psychological thriller fans, behind-the-scenes film enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the artistry of building a character through clothing.

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