Costume Design
When Grey's Anatomy launched in 2005, creator Shonda Rhimes pushed for a grounded portrayal of doctors, emphasizing realism over glamour in costumes and makeup. The production team crafted a muted Seattle aesthetic to keep the focus on stories rather than outfits. This approach evolved over time, balancing authenticity with television appeal.
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In Jim Jarmusch's anthology film 'Father Mother Sister Brother,' now in theaters, a deep red color unifies the costumes across its three segments set in New York, Dublin, and Paris. Costume designer Catherine George collaborated closely with Saint Laurent to create every piece, from Tom Waits' hoodie to bespoke suits. The red motif, inspired by Jarmusch's evolving perception of color, ties together the stories of sibling relationships and family dynamics.