Natalie Morales, news anchor for the Today Show, covered the Globes a couple of weeks ago with an injured hand. Her stylist originally made her a flesh tone cover for her unsightly cast, which was decorated with stones and serious bling. But while the cover was pretty, it just didn't go with Natalie's dress at all. Step in; my extremely talented friend, costume designer and wardrobe stylist for the Golden Globes, Sonia Woodfield.
Now, let me just back up to tell you that I met Sonia years ago when I was acting in a Sci Fi film, and I know first hand that this woman can work miracles. I have truly never met anyone who can whip up such crazy beautiful wardrobe pieces on sometimes crazy ridiculous time constraints. So I was not surprised when she told me how this cast cover (that has received amazing press and praise) was created on the fly! Sonia had just one day before the Globes to find the fabric and design something that would work! She searched high and low and found the perfect stretch lace fabric and tiny beaded detail that not only complimented Natalie's dress, but didn't distract from it, which was key. Sonia also made the decision to leave her casted thumb out of the wrap so that from afar, it just looked like a cool, fingerless glove. Genius. Shout out to my girl, "Sons" as I like to call her. You do amazing work!
Little trivia: Sonia also designed and handmade my wedding dress. You can see it here.
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I am the luckiest man in the world to have had Sonia as costume designer for a little movie I recently directed called POSEY, starring Sally Kirkland. With a shoestring budget (I mean, she couldn't afford to buy much more than a shoestring), she managed to dress a principal cast of 8 and 40+ Bollywood dancers! The movie looks like a big-budget feature because of Sonia's amazing talent and ingenuity, as well as her attention to detail, her amazing ethics and her tireless commitment to doing the best job humanly possible.
ReplyDeleteGod bless Sonia, and I can only hope I can work with her again.
Billy DaMota
Director, Posey