Keke Palmer Addison Rae Normani and More Reimagine Y2K Classics - Video

Many movie buffs consider 1999 to be one of the greatest single years of cinema ever. Industry-changing blockbusters, like The Matrix, and daring indies, like The Blair Witch Project, closed out the 20th century with a roar, heralding the new millennium. And once the calendar turned, Y2K fears gave way to excitement, as a young class of auteurs made their way up in the business and technological advancements pushed tentpole studio filmmaking into previously unimagined visual frontiers. It was a thrilling time to be a film fan, and the generation now taking the creative reins of Hollywood as executives and filmmakers was directly shaped by that epoch. Today’s rising stars of stage and screen were mere children at the time. But they’ve come to know “the classics”—sigh—thanks to their elders and their curiosity as artists, not to mention the algorithmic tutelage of streaming-service recommendations. For this portfolio, which was inspired by vintage-era hair and makeup tests, a bevy of up-and-coming talent helps us pay homage to the iconography of recent yesteryear, bringing to new life the diamond-draped lavishness of Moulin Rouge!, the jockish sex appeal of Love & Basketball, the defiant pink of Elle Woods, and the terrifying business basic of Patrick Bateman. Some of these movies are among the young stars’ favorites. Ours too. —Richard LawsonPalmer’s clothing by Rodarte; shoes by Giuseppe Zanotti; belt by Chanel; bag by Valentino Garavani; earrings by Mateo; rings by Chopard (index) and Tiffany & Co. Additional clothing by Moschino Couture; additional shoes by Christian Louboutin. Original Legally Blonde costume design by Sophie De Rakoff. PHOTOGRAPHS BY EMMA SUMMERTON. STYLED BY ARIANNE PHILLIPS. Legally BlondeDress by Carolina Herrera; earrings by Irene Neuwirth; necklaces (from top) by Irene Neuwirth, Chanel, and Van Cleef & Arpels. PHOTOGRAPHS BY EMMA SUMMERTON. STYLED BY ARIANNE PHILLIPS. PHOTOGRAPHS BY EMMA SUMMERTON. STYLED BY ARIANNE PHILLIPS. KEKE PALMER AS ELLE WOODSThe singer, actor, and meme queen channels the beloved hero from the 2001 rom-com about an unlikely Harvard Law student, a Chihuahua, and a dream. The MatrixTrench coat by Fendi; sweater by Ralph Lauren Purple Label; pants by Sheron Barber; boots by GCDS; gloves by Thomasine. Original Matrix costume design by Kim Barrett. PHOTOGRAPHS BY EMMA SUMMERTON. STYLED BY ARIANNE PHILLIPS. CHARLES MELTON AS NEOThe Riverdale heartthrob watched the Wachowskis’ 1999 blockbuster on VHS every day after school. Now it’s his turn to enter the Matrix. The Royal TenenbaumsPalvin’s coat by Maison Atia; sweater and skirt by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini; shirt by Lacoste; shoes by G. H. Bass & Co.; hairpin by Kanel; gloves by Gaspar Gloves by Dorothy Gaspar; bag by Hermès. Sprouse’s suit by Boglioli; track jacket by Sergio Tacchini; shoes by Adidas Stan Smith; headband by Fila; sunglasses by Oliver Peoples. Original Royal Tenenbaums costume design by Karen Patch. PHOTOGRAPHS BY EMMA SUMMERTON.


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