Into the Shadows

Into the Shadows, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Ivy Jordan and Gene Marshall on the last day of shooting "Into the Shadows" at Monolithic Studios. Gene Marshall wears a hand beaded suit by Retros. Ivy wears the suit from "Fit for a Queen" by Ashton-Drake and a recycled vintage fur jacket and toque by Liz Cole for Retros.

1940's Style, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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Premiere Gene Marshall takes a more minimalist approach to make-up and forgoes her eyelashes. Suit and hand knit beret by Liz Cole for Retros.

End of the Game, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Ivy Jordan and Gene Marshall on the last day of shooting "Into the Shadows" at Monolithic Studios. Ivy wears the suit from "Fit for a Queen" by Ashton-Drake and a recycled vintage fur jacket and toque by Liz Cole for Retros. Gene Marshall wears a hand beaded suit by Retros.

Voyageuse inconue, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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Ivy Jordan "Silhouette of the 1950's" does well wearing the previous decade's styles.

Wardrobe Test for Rencontre Secret

Oona and Trent Osborne prepare to begin shooting a French film directed by Renée Levalois in a month. And there is a flurry of activity around what the mysterious demoiselle with no last name will wear in this movie about passions unchained. 

Liz Retros has been at the helm of the fashion design as per the actress' contract agreement.

Who can wait to see the film? If this chartreuse number is any indication of the quality of the gowns, this film shall release more than the passions of the heart!

Miss Marsha Hunt Visits Monolithic Studios

Much to the delight of all, celebrated star Miss Marsha Hunt came for a visit just yesterday. The reason shall remain a secret, although the rumors about a starring role next to Miss Madra Lord were flying all over the soundstage. But what really caused a commotion was the superb beaded silk suit that Miss Hunt arrived wearing, complete with turban and fur stole.

It happens that it was not Adrian but Liz Cole of Seattle, Washington who has caught the star's fashion eye. The starburst beading design shines like fireworks on a velvety night sky...Lucky stars for some! To inquire about the design services of Miss Cole of Seattle, please visit her atelier.

Retros by Liz Cole

A Welcome from Gene Marshall

Dear friends,

It is with great delight that I welcome you to Monolithic Studios. My home for some years now, Monolithic is not only a realm of creativity, but also a wonderland for those of us who take part of this world of celluloid fantasies and real-life drama. Follow me as we take a peek behind the close doors of our soundstages... I am sure that you will kiss but not tell...

Love,

Gene