CDG - The Costume Designer

50 THE COSTUME DESIGNER | SUMMER 2021 AAE ESESAES AEE The nd theendyuccavalley shop.theendyuccavalley.com As an artist, ime uzzelli has always been inspired by the magic of fashion. She started out as a fashion illustrator who worked as a vintage clothing store buyer, then boutiue owner of Show Pony in cho Park, all while styling and eventually costume designing in os Angeles. orever in uenced by magazines and fi lm, she has been creat ing stories with fashion her entire life. The nd is a scintillation of trea sures found over the years, as well as jewelry, art, and gifts bought from desert locals. ocated only two hours from os Angeles, you can't miss the shop when passing because it is painted in vivid eyecatching art. Specializing in psychedelic and wild colorful prints and patterns from the 's to the 's, uzzelli is most interested in fi nding pieces that trick out someone's wardrobe or make a bold statement, and then con necting them to their perfect home. The nd has a studio policy and loves to work with stylists and costume designers for shoots. e b n c i f h i life. ff roadway off broadwayvintage off broadwayvintage.com wner Susan icker exercised her master's degree in fi ne art to inform the world of ff roadway, particularly with her now infamous win dow displays. Celebrating years in business, ff roadway's collec tion ranges from ictorian to s, and is uniue in that it combines vintage clothing and costume rentals. A perfect example how the two elements ow together beautifully for many years, the shop's man ager enneth Ansloan procured uproariously chic vintage lewks' for his drag theatre troupe The Dolls, leading icker to add makeup and wigs to their off erings. Albuuerue has become a hot spot for the fi lm and television industry and the store works closely with many produc tions. ust as a huge collection of incredible s fashions arrived, ta da' the costume designer for the series Manhattan came in looking for that era. "That's the vintage magic that ff roadway conjures," says Ansloan. The shop allows costume designers to take vintage on memo. SAAE Santa e intage santafevintage santafevintage.com eturning to her native New Mexico after years as a fashion stylist in NC, Teo riscom brought her expertise to Santa e intage and worked with founder Scott Corey for six years as his deputy dog.' riscom and her chef/musician husband osh almus purcashed the showroom a little over a year ago. almus is now learning everything about vintage and loving it ocated in the south side of the city, the shop aunts an array of Americana clothing, art, and collectables. Spanning from the late s to s, the collection has an emphasis on work wear, denim, Western, and s women's and men's wear. The new owners welcome costume designers, and rent with a percent memo fee for a week. Santa e intage is currently open by appointment only. eturning to her native New Mexico after years as a fashion stylist in N i A • t • h• • ry, A a, Hƒ yw… d glˆ ‰ , • dŠ -• -dŠ gems. Double Take doubletakesantafe santafedoubletake.com "Double Take encapsulates the essence of Santa e," owner Suzanne Wissman expresses poetically. riginally opened in as one store located in an old CocaCola ottling Plant, Double Take blossomed into four stores under one roof taking over the entire , suare foot space and employs over professionals. Cases and walls brim with serious rows of antiue silver Navajo jewelry, stampede hats, boots, de signer vintage and everything one could ever dream of. Wissman built her store with deep roots to the pueblos of New Mexico, inspiration from her three fashion maven aunties whose handmedowns became her vintage treasures, and her brotherinlaw who was a realdealranching cowboy. She sees the store as an extension of her lifestyle. ou'll gaze upon Native American art and history, Americana, ollywood glamour, and daytoday gems. It is a truly a onestop shop whirlwind. Double Take's studio policy off ers restock/buy back at percent of cost.

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