Hollywood: Style Center of the World
Year: 1940
Runtime: 11 mins
Language: English
Director: Oliver Garver
The short illustrates how cinema drives fashion demand. It opens with a rural mother and daughter shopping for a dress, their eyes caught by a Joan Crawford gown displayed in a shop window. The scene shifts to Hollywood, where MGM’s chief costume designer Adrian shows how a single pattern is replicated for mass production. The film concludes with brief clips from several MGM productions, showing the newly popular styles on screen.
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