In an early scene in Babygirl, Nicole Kidman’s tightly wound She-EO Romy Mathis anxiously prepares for a motel rendezvous together with her intern Samuel (Harris Dickinson). She wears a sheer shirt, a thought of try and be sexually interesting to her a lot youthful subordinate. Samuel doesn’t appear so involved along with his personal look. He barrels by way of the door in a white ribbed tank prime and hoodie, a thick gold chain hanging round his neck. However maybe unexpectedly, the chain eclipses each different piece of clothes within the room—perhaps even the movie. “The chain is a Figaro hyperlink and I don’t know why, however Figaro for me at all times means New York,” says Bart, one-half of the movie’s costume design duo, Kurt and Bart.
We don’t be taught loads about Samuel over the course of the movie, however his trend marks a transparent divide between work and his private life. “Samuel has two sides. The work costume is a monkey go well with of types,” Kurt provides. “His board had loads of actual pictures of NYC interns: backpacks as a substitute of briefcases, low-cost winter coats, an un-tailored ‘my first go well with’ and ubiquitous too-blue workplace button shirt.” Kurt and Bart’s temper board for Dickinson’s character additionally featured Brad Pitt in Meet Joe Black. “We did match a number of extra tailor-made fits on Harris and so they simply didn’t really feel proper. We needed him to really feel nearly like a boy in a person’s go well with,” Kurt says. The pair put Dickinson in an Military Surplus jacket with the concept it could be his warmest winter coat, operate over trend. “The Military Surplus parka within the becoming was when it actually all began to fall into place and really feel grounded,” Bart says. “All the opposite little particulars just like the gold chain sort of got here out organically after that.”
