Name's Cat. I'm an L.A. gal who loves everything from classic movie queens to pinups to classic horror. My likes vary a lot. Having said that, I refuse to fit in a box or apologize for being me.
Daryl Hannah as Pris in Blade Runner (1982)
According to production designer Lawrence Paull, her punk outfits and make-up were inspired by a new wave calendar: “In late 1980, all of us threw a Christmas party in the art department,” Paull explains. “There were presents scattered everywhere. One was a wonderful calender of air-brushed, stylized portraits of new wave fashions - heavy rouge, different hair colors, features and clothes heavily accented. Sometime later Ridley stumbled across that calender and asked if he could borrow it for awhile. It wasn’t long before he had his head together with Charles Knode, who is one of the most resourceful costume designers I’ve ever met. The punk look then became the style for Pris and for some of the background extras on the street.”
From top to bottom:
2001 A Space Odyssey, dir. Stanley Kubrick
Blade Runner, dir. Ridley Scott
Requiem for a Dream, dir. Darren Aronofsky
Sean Young on the set of “Blade Runner” 1982
“Los Angeles, November 2019”
