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In episode 46 we talk with ERIC WINTERLING, founder and creative director for Eric Winterling, Inc. about making costumes for two popular series set in New York City in widely different time periods. THE GILDED AGE (HBO) and THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL (Amazon Studios) have dazzled historical drama watchers and series fans with their show-stopper fashions.  Eric’s New York City costume studio is where the period garments are constructed from designs by Kasia Walicka-Maimone for THE GILDED AGE; and Donna Zakowska, Emmy award winning designer for THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL. Eric's dog, Bumpers also joins us for the first half of the conversation.


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1:18 "That dress is going in the wrong direction"

1:41 Costuming 1880s and 1950s New York -- THE GILDED AGE and THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL

3:08 Eric Winterling's costuming journey from gingham dog and Houston Grand Opera to Eric Winterling, Inc.

12:29 First Big Project: SHOGUN, The Musical and Broadway

15:23 Costuming Stage vs. Costuming Film -- "It really has to come down to the closures"

19:20 Clients: working with THE GILDED AGE and THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL costume designers

27:05 Costume Construction Techniques and Fabrics

33:37 Podcast Generic Break

34:37 Corsets, "Under Structures" and Period Silhouettes

39:26 Sourcing and stocking the "right fabrics"

45:34 Showstopper Costumes: Enid Winterton's new social status and Midge Maisel's black dress in the Smithsonian

48:39 Midge Maisel's multiple costumes

52:14 Costume Design awards 

54:33 What happens to costumes after a show ends

58:29 Lightning Round

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