CDG - The Costume Designer

Summer 2021

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60 THE COSTUME DESIGNER | SUMMER 2021 Morphew shopmorphew shopmorphew.com ridgette Morphew decided to start a vintage retail brand carrying her surname Morphew. Multiple shops throughout the country carry Morphew, including famed boutiue red Segal in Malibu. With a wide range of pieces in all periods ranging from s to the early aughts, she noticed that costume reuests were focused on supplying hero statement garments for characters. As Morphew's business became busier, they decided to hire an expert in the industry, a union design er that understood the specifi c needs in the art of costuming. Sarah acot, a New ork ocal member with over years of experience in the fi eld of costume design, fi t the bill and brings a uniue asset to the company. With acot's trusted expertise, designers can book her services to create pulls, digital pull catalogs, and off er suggestions based on research or treatments. Morphew off ers memos and rentals in addition to purchasing options to their costume designer clientele, memoonapproval included. Exp p comp P adox, spir • 's • • urce t € d accumul ƒ o„ r 4,000 v tage g ‰ ts Š ir ‹ i„ , EK Morphew Exp p comp P adox, Winning osing winning.and.losing winninglosing.com David Moses started Winning osing in uarantine after working as a fashion designer for two diff erent labels in New ork City. e sells every thing from antiue garments up to the 's, and absolutely loves a sassy reference la 'sdoes's. right colors and unusual novelty prints excite and he's also got a thing for little knit sweaters. "esearch is one of the best parts," shares Moses, and the sartorial education never ends. Since CID, he hasn't been taking appointments at his studio, but sells online and hopes to start again once things are safe.

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