Unzipped

1995
R
1h 13m

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One of the most successful designers in high fashion plans his fall 1994 collection. Follow the behind-the-scenes look at the creative side of fashion.One of the most successful designers in high fashion plans his fall 1994 collection. Follow the behind-the-scenes look at the creative side of fashion.One of the most successful designers in high fashion plans his fall 1994 collection. Follow the behind-the-scenes look at the creative side of fashion.

Director
- Douglas Keeve
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6.5/10

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Director
- Douglas Keeve
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Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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Roseanne Barr

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Sandra Bernhard

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Robert Best

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Natane Boudreau

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Carla Bruni

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Naomi Campbell

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Helena Christensen

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Cindy Crawford

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Debbie Deitering

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Meghan Douglas

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Faye Dunaway

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Linda Evangelista

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John Galliano

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Richard Gere

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Yasmeen Ghauri

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Michael Gross

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Shalom Harlow

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Trivia
Big screen debut of Amber Valletta.

Quotes
Linda Evangelista: See, Isaac, why do you always give me the flat shoes and you always give Naomi McCampbell the high heels? You gave me slippers for my finale last season. Every single time! Do you have something against white women?

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Something to Talk About/Unzipped/Virtuosity/A Walk in the Clouds/The Brothers McMullen/Double Happiness (1995)

Soundtracks
Love Is All Around
Written by and performed by Sonny Curtis
Used at various intervals

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8/10

Even if you don't like fashion you may like this.

This is a documentary about Isaac Mizrahi at work; it's a celebration of him and the fashion world, and far more engaging than you would expect because Isaac is so engaging he almost convinces you that fashion can be interesting. It's a wild ride, and the only real problem is that there's too little Cindy Crawford (she doesn't turn up until about an hour or so into the film) and too much Naomi Campbell. But hey, that's what videos and fast-forward buttons were made for...