Season 3 · Episode 1

Patricia Field

Store owner, stylist and costume designer · Sex and the City, The Devil Wears Prada

Released 15 Jun 2023 · 51:54 on WOW, 52:18 as a podcast

Every name, club, book, song, night and look from the interview - 131 references and 305 mentions in this episode. Fenton was off on a secret assignment, so it's James and Randy in the chairs. So exciting!

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Mood of the episode

On screen

Patricia's on-camera look (S03E01)

On camera

deep red hair#660F0D
red highlights#863F3E
black#050204
plum-tinted lenses#440B11
silver puffer#E3DFDF
ARTFASHION pink#DD9AA8
jungle-print green#246244
painted-bag red#CE535D

Long vivid red hair; red lips; black rectangular glasses with plum-tinted lenses; black off-shoulder top; layered silver chains and pendants; red-and-black striped skirt

Sitting in her ArtFashion gallery: a pink hand-painted 'Patricia Field ARTFASHION' sign, racks of printed clothes, painted handbags and a mannequin in a silver puffer gown

In the stories

Silk and stain-removal lessons at her mother's dry cleaner

silk ivory#F4EBDD
garment-bag clear blue#DCE9F2
hanger silver#A9ACB6

Where she learned fabrics as a child

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Patricia Field store, 8th Street ↗LocationPartly confirmed
Her legendary Greenwich Village boutique, which became a nightlife hub
FashionIconic downtown boutique
Heard as “8th Street / Eighth Street”
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New York University ↗Location
Where Field studied and opened her first store; landlord of both her early shops
Heard as “NYU”
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in this episode
24 across all
Myra Lewis (Princess Myra)↗Person
Field's right hand and fearless six-hour MC of the Grand Street ball who, as told on the show, threw out the Bartsch crowd; made a documentary about the ball
FashionBallroom MC
Heard as “Myra”
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Patricia Field ↗Person
The guest: store owner, stylist and costume designer behind Sex and the City and The Devil Wears Prada; 'father' of the House of Field. Links to her Night Fever episode
FashionFashion designer, stylist and boutique owner; Oscar-nominated costume designer
Heard as “Pat / Pat Fields / Patricia Field / Patricia Fields”
A Night Fever guest →1966: Patricia Field: Opens her first New York boutique 1998: Patricia Field: Costume designer for Sex and the City 1966: The Pants Pub, Washington Place
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in this episode
15 across all
Susanne Bartsch ↗Person
Nightlife host whose crowd, as told on the show, blocked the stage at the Grand Street ball and got thrown out by Myra. Links to her Night Fever episode
FashionNightlife and fashion host
Heard as “Barch / Barsh / Suzanne”
A Night Fever guest →1980: Danceteria stacks four floors of nightlife 1981: Susanne Bartsch opens her SoHo boutique 1985: The Palladium opens with art on the walls
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in this episode
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Sarah Jessica Parker ↗Person
Field's collaborator in building Carrie Bradshaw's look; brought her into Sex and the City
FashionFashion icon as Carrie Bradshaw
Heard as “Sarah / Sarah Jessica / Sarah Jessica Parker”
8
in this episode
only counted here · named on 3 more cards
Meryl Streep ↗Person
Field dressed her as Miranda Priestly with white hair in The Devil Wears Prada
FashionMiranda Priestly's wardrobe
Heard as “Meryl”
8
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
House of Field ↗OrganisationPartly confirmed
Field's fashion-world ballroom house, inspired by the vogue balls
FashionFashion house in ballroom
Heard as “Hausa field / House of Field / House of Fields / house of field”
6
in this episode
only counted here · named on 12 more cards
Patricia Field gallery (ArtFashion)↗LocationPartly confirmed
Small gallery near her home showing her favourite designers; she's sitting in it during the interview
FashionFashion gallery and shop
Heard as “gallery”
6
in this episode
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Cody Ravioli ↗PersonPartly confirmed
Store character blamed, as told on the show, for making Madonna wait outside for an hour; James once lived with her
FashionPatricia Field store personality
Heard as “Cody”
6
in this episode
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Vogue balls / ballroom scene ↗Event
A Thai client introduced her to voguing in the early 1970s; it inspired the House of Field
FashionBallroom fashion categories
Heard as “Vogue balls / boguing / voguing”
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Rebecca Weinberg ↗Person
Go-go dancer turned stylist; Field says she was her partner of ten years, met at Larry Tee's Love Machine; rode in as Lady Godiva
FashionStylist who worked on Sex and the City
Heard as “Rebecca”
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in this episode
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Los Angeles ↗Location
Where the hosts are; Field would like to show her documentary there
Heard as “LA”
2004: Lisa Edelstein becomes Dr. Cuddy on House 2021: Night Fever starts recording the survivors
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70 across all
New York ↗Location
The city itself: where Field was born and has her store; the hosts are now in LA
1989: Seduction charts with Two to Make It Right 1991: Moby's Go breaks out of the clubs 1993: RuPaul's Supermodel (You Better Work) charts
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Queens (Whitestone)↗Location
Where her family moved from Manhattan
Heard as “Queens / Whitestone”
5
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Silk and stain-removal lessons at her mother's dry cleanerMood
Where she learned fabrics as a child
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “dry cleaning / this is silk”
5
in this episode
this episode only
Jazz ↗Music
Her music as a teenager and at Studio 54 days
Heard as “jazz”
5
in this episode
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Sex and the City ↗TV
Field styled the show; the tutu in the opening credits was a $5 find
FashionDefining fashion TV series
Heard as “Sex and the City / Sex in the City”
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5 across all
Harlem ↗Location
Where she heard Billie Holiday on a radio show and saw her first vogue ball
1986: Harlem's ball scene meets downtown
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8 across all
Studio 54 ↗Club
Her go-to club; she says she once brought a homeless man in with her
FashionDisco-era fashion crowd
1970: Nikki Haskell: Regular at Studio 54 1980: Nikki Haskell: Hosts The Nikki Haskell Show on TV 1970: Dustin Pittman: Photographs Studio 54 and the downtown scene
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Madonna ↗Person
Made to wait outside the store for an hour, the story went
FashionPop style icon
1980: Danceteria stacks four floors of nightlife
4
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31 across all
Theremin ↗Music
Armen Ra's instrument, blended with classical music
Heard as “theremin”
4
in this episode
this episode only
Angie Xtravaganza ↗Person
Mother of the House of Xtravaganza; Field marked her down for a run in her black stockings
FashionBallroom legend
Heard as “Angie Extravaganza”
4
in this episode
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Randy Barbato ↗Person
Co-host; co-founder of World of Wonder. No Wikipedia page of his own; links to WOW
Heard as “Randy / Randy Barbado”
1993: RuPaul's Supermodel (You Better Work) charts 2009: RuPaul's Drag Race premieres 2021: Night Fever starts recording the survivors
3
in this episode
60 across all
World of Wonder (WOW)↗Organisation
Randy and Fenton's company
Heard as “WOW Presents / World of Wonder”
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34 across all
The Devil Wears Prada ↗Film
Field's Oscar-nominated costumes for Meryl Streep
FashionDefining fashion film
Heard as “Devil Wears Prada”
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in this episode
only counted here · named on 4 more cards
Octavio Aguilar (Dope Tavio)↗Person
Designer behind the Dope Tavio label in Field's gallery, now in Miami; James will wear him at DragCon
FashionFashion designer (Dope Tavio)
Heard as “Adoptavio / Dopetavio”
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in this episode
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Miami ↗Location
Where Dopetavio now lives and Jody Morlock is from
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Manhattan ↗Location
Where Field was born, before the family moved out to Queens
1984: Warhol crowns Dianne Brill Queen of the Night
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in this episode
8 across all
Greenwich Village ↗Location
Where she shopped by day and heard jazz by night as a teenager
Heard as “The Village / the Village”
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Village Vanguard ↗Club
Jazz club she went to as a teenager
Heard as “Village Van”
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in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
The Pants Pub, Washington Place ↗LocationPartly confirmed
Her first store (1966) on NYU's campus, selling slim menswear-inspired trousers
FashionMenswear-inspired trousers for women
Heard as “Pants Pub / Washington Place”
1966: The Pants Pub, Washington Place
3
in this episode
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Princess Deondra ↗PersonPartly confirmed
Hosted the House of Ecstasy ball at Red Zone where, as told on the show, the House of Field was thrown out
FashionBallroom house mother
Heard as “Deandra / Deondra”
3
in this episode
this episode only
Angie Xtravaganza's laddered black stockingsMood
A big run in her black hose cost her at the judges' table
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “black hose / black stocking”
3
in this episode
this episode only
House of Field Grand Street ball ↗Event
Field's 1988 charity ball where fashion met the voguing community for the first time
FashionFashion-world judges at a vogue ball
Heard as “Grand Street / downtown balls”
3
in this episode
4 across all
Donald Trump ↗Person
Field's target in her comments on the current dark political mood
Heard as “Trump / ringleader”
3
in this episode
13 across all
Erica (Field's assistant)PersonPrivate person
Field's assistant who set up the interview and says hi at the end
Heard as “Erica”
3
in this episode
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James St. James ↗Person
Host; remembers his first nervous visit to her 8th Street store and winning at a House of Field ball. Links to his own Night Fever episode
FashionClub Kid with flamboyant looks
Heard as “James / James St. James”
A Night Fever guest →1990: The Club Kids invade daytime television 1996: The Club Kid era ends with the Angel Melendez case 2021: Night Fever starts recording the survivors
2
in this episode
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Fenton Bailey ↗Person
Co-host, away on a 'secret assignment' for this episode
Heard as “Fenton”
1993: RuPaul's Supermodel (You Better Work) charts 2009: RuPaul's Drag Race premieres 2021: Night Fever starts recording the survivors
2
in this episode
41 across all
Patricia Field store, Bowery ↗LocationPartly confirmed
Her later store, sold before she opened her gallery
FashionDowntown boutique
Heard as “Bowery”
2
in this episode
this episode only
RuPaul's DragCon ↗Event
Where James will wear Dopetavio and a Jody Morlock tote
Heard as “DragCom / DragCon”
2
in this episode
3 across all
Richard Alvarez ↗PersonPartly confirmed
Sweet salesman with broken glasses who showed young James around the store; now an artist
FashionPatricia Field store personality
Heard as “Richard”
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in this episode
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Five Spot Café ↗Club
Another jazz club from her teens
Heard as “Five Spot”
2
in this episode
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CBGB ↗Club
Rock club she skipped: not her aesthetic
1974: Blondie forms, with Tish and Snooky behind Debbie Harry
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11 across all
Andy Warhol ↗Person
Came into the 8th Street store near its end and told Field she was famous
FashionStarted as a fashion illustrator
Heard as “Warhol / World's Club”
1970: Max's Kansas City back room becomes the Factory's canteen 1971: Warhol's play Pork runs in London 1977: Studio 54 opens
2
in this episode
150 across all
Paradise Garage ↗Club
Larry Levan's club; she remembers dancing from 2 to 8 a.m. through a snowstorm
Heard as “Paradise Garage / the garage”
2
in this episode
10 across all
Sahara Club ↗ClubPartly confirmed
Chic lesbian bar on Second Avenue and 62nd Street
FashionLipstick-lesbian fashion crowd
Heard as “Sahara”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Lipstick chic at the Sahara ClubMood
A dressed-up, fashion-led lesbian bar crowd
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “lipstick”
2
in this episode
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John F. Kennedy Jr.↗Person
Field says he was thrown out for criticising the staff while his wife shopped
Heard as “John John Kennedy”
2
in this episode
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Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy ↗Person
Store client who lived up the block
FashionMinimalist 1990s style icon
Heard as “Carolyn / Carolyn Bessett”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Staff who knew how to put themselves togetherMood
Field hired on originality: if you could style yourself, you could style her customers
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “put yourself together”
2
in this episode
this episode only
RuPaul's Drag Race ↗TV
Promoted in the WOW Presents Plus ad break
FashionDrag fashion
Heard as “Drag Race”
2
in this episode
14 across all
Field's cigarette at the ballMood
As told on the show, the lit cigarette that ended the House of Ecstasy ball for the House of Field
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “cigarette”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Master and servant: Keoki as a leather dogMood
James recalls Keoki in leather walking him on a leash with a bone in his mouth at the Roxy ball
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “leather dog / master and servant”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Miami Rhapsody ↗Film
Where Field first worked with Sarah Jessica Parker
2
in this episode
this episode only
Carrie's tutu in the opening credits ↗Mood
A $5 tulle skirt from a showroom basket
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “tulle skirt / tutu”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Vivienne Westwood ↗Person
Designer of Carrie's wedding dress in the first Sex and the City film
FashionFashion designer
Heard as “Westwood”
1974: SEX opens at 430 King's Road 1981: Susanne Bartsch opens her SoHo boutique
2
in this episode
15 across all
Milena Canonero ↗Person
Field's favourite costume designer, who won the Oscar for Marie Antoinette over her
FashionCostume designer
Heard as “Cananero / Canonero”
2
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Scooter LaForge ↗Person
Artist-designer in Field's gallery
FashionHand-painted clothing
Heard as “Scooter”
2
in this episode
this episode only
Jody Morlock ↗Person
Started at the 8th Street store, became Field's hair and make-up artist and now makes bags; James has one
FashionBag designer and hairdresser
Heard as “Morlock”
2
in this episode
only counted here · named on 2 more cards
Ugly Betty ↗TV
Another show she styled
FashionCostume design
1
in this episode
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Emily in Paris ↗TV
Another show she styled
FashionCostume design
Heard as “Emily in”
1
in this episode
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Pat in the City ↗Book
Field's 2023 memoir: My Life of Fashion, Style, and Breaking All the Rules
FashionFashion memoir
1
in this episode
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Tribeca Film Festival ↗Event
Premiere of the documentary Happy Clothes
Heard as “Tribeca”
1
in this episode
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Happy Clothes: A Film About Patricia Field ↗Film
Documentary about Field premiering at Tribeca; it opens with her swimming
FashionFashion documentary
Heard as “Happy Clothes”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Lisa Edelstein ↗Person
Dressed up with James for their first nervous store visit. Links to her Night Fever episode
Fashion1980s nightlife personality
A Night Fever guest →1980: Danceteria stacks four floors of nightlife 1983: Area opens and rebuilds itself every six weeks 2004: Lisa Edelstein becomes Dr. Cuddy on House
1
in this episode
32 across all
Young James's first store visit, dressed for AreaMood
James and Lisa Edelstein dressed up as if for Area to face the scary staff
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “dressed up like we were going”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Richard's broken glassesMood
The sweet salesman's signature look
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “broken glasses”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Billie Holiday ↗Person
Young Field sat at her feet at a Harlem radio show
FashionGardenias and glamour
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Sarah Vaughan ↗Person
Jazz star James imagines at the Village Vanguard
1
in this episode
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Joanne (store partner)PersonPrivate person
Field's partner when she opened her first store in 1966
Heard as “Joanne”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Slim menswear-inspired trousersMood
What The Pants Pub sold in 1966: tailored, slim and new
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “menswear”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Ray (NYU real estate)PersonPrivate person
NYU real-estate staffer who helped her get the 8th Street space
Heard as “Hi, Ray”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Max's Kansas City ↗Club
1970s club James asks about
Heard as “Max's”
1970: Max's Kansas City back room becomes the Factory's canteen 1974: Blondie forms, with Tish and Snooky behind Debbie Harry 1971: Cherry Vanilla: Appears in Andy Warhol's play Pork
1
in this episode
10 across all
Mudd Club ↗Club
Another club James lists
Heard as “Mud Club”
1979: Richard Boch: Works the door at the Mudd Club 2017: Richard Boch: Publishes The Mudd Club memoir
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McGregor's on St. Marks ↗ClubNot found online
Hairdresser's bar on St. Marks Place that later became the Boy Bar
Heard as “McGregor”
1
in this episode
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St. Marks Place ↗Location
Field used to go to McGregor's there; she says the spot later became the Boy Bar
Heard as “St. Mark's”
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in this episode
3 across all
Boy Bar ↗ClubPartly confirmed
Gay bar on St. Marks Place in the same space
FashionDrag and club-kid hangout
1
in this episode
4 across all
Electric Circus ↗Club
James's guess at Warhol's 1960s club on St. Marks
1
in this episode
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Larry Levan ↗Person
Legendary Paradise Garage DJ (heard as 'Larry Van')
Heard as “Larry Van”
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
John F. Kennedy ↗Person
Field says she told JFK Jr. she loved his father as she threw him out
Heard as “your father”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Armen Ra ↗Person
Former salesman, jewellery designer and theremin virtuoso who played Carnegie Hall
FashionJewellery designer and club-kid style
Heard as “Armin Ra”
1
in this episode
2 across all
Carnegie Hall ↗Location
Where Armen Ra has performed
Heard as “Carnegie”
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Larry Tee ↗Person
Ran the Love Machine where Field met Rebecca. Links to his Night Fever episode
FashionClub Kid DJ and promoter
Heard as “Larry T”
A Night Fever guest →1990: Larry Tee: DJ and promoter alongside RuPaul in New York 2001: Larry Tee: Launches the Electroclash festival
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 3 more cards
Love Machine (Union Square)↗ClubPartly confirmed
Larry Tee's club night where she met Rebecca
Heard as “love machine”
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 3 more cards
Union Square ↗Location
Where Field met Rebecca, at Larry Tee's Love Machine
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Instagram ↗Organisation
Where James follows Rebecca
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Red Zone ↗ClubPartly confirmed
West Side club (a former garage) where the House of Ecstasy ball took place
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
House of Ecstasy ball at Red Zone ↗EventPartly confirmed
Historical-themed ball where Rebecca rode in as Lady Godiva and, as told on the show, the House of Field got thrown out
FashionLady Godiva entrance (see Mood)
Heard as “House of Ecstasy”
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Central Park stables ↗LocationPartly confirmed
Carriage-horse stables near Red Zone, source of Lady Godiva's horse
Heard as “stables”
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 1 more card
Rebecca as Lady Godiva on a horseMood
As told on the show, naked on a carriage horse from the Central Park stables at the House of Ecstasy ball
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “Lady Godiva”
1
in this episode
this episode only
House of Xtravaganza ↗Organisation
Angie's legendary ballroom house
FashionBallroom house
Heard as “House of Extravaganza”
1
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World War I and the Roaring Twenties ↗Event
Field's example of how clothes mirror the mood: hemlines rose and people danced the Charleston
FashionRising hemlines (see Mood)
Heard as “World War I”
1
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The Charleston ↗Music
Dance of the 1920s she uses as a mood example
Heard as “Charleston”
1
in this episode
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Hemlines rising above the kneeMood
After World War I, long dresses rose and people danced: clothes as the mood of a time
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “above the knee”
1
in this episode
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Succession ↗TV
James's example of bland stealth-wealth dressing
FashionQuiet-luxury cashmere
1
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Stealth wealth and bland cashmereMood
The quiet-luxury look Field finds boring
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “cashmere”
1
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this episode only
TikTok ↗Organisation
Where James saw her talk about personal style
1
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Istanbul ↗Location
Where she bought the Turkish lamps in her apartment
FashionTurkish lamps (see Mood)
1
in this episode
this episode only
Turkish lamps from IstanbulMood
Her apartment as personal style: things she found herself
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “Turkish lamps”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Upper East Side ↗Location
Where she wanted her mother to buy a $40,000 townhouse
1
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2 across all
Love Ball ↗Event
Susanne Bartsch's AIDS fundraising balls
FashionFashion-world charity ball
Heard as “love balls”
1
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7 across all
André Leon Talley ↗Person
Judge at the Grand Street House of Field ball
FashionVogue editor-at-large and fashion icon
Heard as “Andre Leon Talley”
1
in this episode
3 across all
Dianne Brill ↗Person
Judge at the Grand Street ball. Links to her Night Fever episode
FashionFashion designer, model and 1980s style icon
Heard as “Diane Brill”
A Night Fever guest →1977: Studio 54 opens 1980: Danceteria stacks four floors of nightlife 1983: Area opens and rebuilds itself every six weeks
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in this episode
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Malcolm McLaren ↗Person
Judge at the Grand Street ball
FashionCo-created punk fashion with Vivienne Westwood
Heard as “McLaren”
1974: SEX opens at 430 King's Road
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Mary McFadden ↗Person
Judge at the Grand Street ball
FashionFashion designer known for pleated gowns
Heard as “McFadden”
1
in this episode
2 across all
Veronica Webb ↗Person
Supermodel who walked face at the ball and sent the kids wild
FashionSupermodel
1
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Love Is in the Legend ↗Film
Myra Lewis's documentary about the 1988 House of Field ball
FashionFashion meets ballroom
1
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DJ Keoki ↗Person
James recalls Keoki dressed as a leather dog walking him on a leash at a House of Field ball
FashionClub Kid looks
Heard as “Kyoki”
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in this episode
8 across all
The Roxy ↗Club
Venue of the House of Field ball where James won 'master and servant'
Heard as “Roxy”
1
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6 across all
House of Field ball at the Roxy ↗EventPartly confirmed
Where James won 'master and servant' with Keoki
Heard as “ball at the Roxy”
1
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Carrie's flower ↗Mood
Sarah Jessica Parker's own idea that became a signature
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “the flower”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Darren Star ↗Person
Sex and the City creator Sarah Jessica Parker brought Field to meet
Heard as “Darren Starr”
1
in this episode
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Alexander McQueen ↗Person
James's first guess for Carrie's wedding dress in the movie
FashionFashion designer
Heard as “McQueen”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Sex and the City: The Movie ↗Film
Carrie's Vivienne Westwood wedding dress
FashionWestwood wedding gown
Heard as “in the movie”
1
in this episode
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Carrie's Vivienne Westwood wedding dress ↗Mood
The dress from the first film
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “wedding dress”
1
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this episode only
David Frankel ↗Person
Director of The Devil Wears Prada who brought Field in
Heard as “Frankel”
1
in this episode
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Miranda Priestly's white hair ↗Mood
Streep's white-haired, glamorous Miranda
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “hair white”
1
in this episode
this episode only
Academy Award nomination ↗Event
Field's Oscar nomination for The Devil Wears Prada costumes
FashionBest Costume Design nomination
Heard as “Academy Award”
1
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Marie Antoinette ↗Film
Milena Canonero's Oscar-winning costumes
Fashion18th-century costume design
1
in this episode
only counted here · named on 3 more cards
Sofia Coppola ↗Person
Director of Marie Antoinette
Heard as “Coppola”
1
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James's Jody Morlock bagMood
James holds up his bag on camera
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “Morlock bag”
1
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Club Kids ↗Organisation
James praises Field for always supporting the drag and club kid community
FashionScene defined by costumes and looks
Heard as “club kid”
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Ron DeSantis ↗PersonPartly confirmed
'Mr. Florida governor', unnamed but implied, in the same comments
Heard as “Florida governor”
1
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AIDS crisis ↗Event
James compares the 1980s with now
Heard as “AIDS”
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January 6 Capitol attack ↗Event
Field's example of today's dark politics
Heard as “storming the Capitol”
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Chelsea poolLocationPrivate person
Pool in Chelsea where her documentary opens with her swimming in winter
Heard as “Chelsea”
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Field swimming in winterMood
The opening of her documentary
FashionWorn or shown in the episode
Heard as “swimming”
1
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On camera
Patricia's on-camera look (S03E01)↗Mood
Sitting in her ArtFashion gallery: a pink hand-painted 'Patricia Field ARTFASHION' sign, racks of printed clothes, painted handbags and a mannequin in a silver puffer gown
FashionLong vivid red hair; red lips; black rectangular glasses with plum-tinted lenses; black off-shoulder top; layered silver chains and pendants; red-and-black striped skirt
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On camera
James's on-camera look (S03E01)↗Mood
In his home library with packed bookshelves, a robot toy and a Party Monster poster
FashionFluffy mint-green fringed cardigan over a pale pink top and white tee; navy rectangular glasses; small hoop earring; shaved head
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On camera
Randy's on-camera look (S03E01)↗Mood
Home office with the Holy Terror poster for Bob Colacello's Warhol memoir, a Union Jack, framed photos and a mustard mug
FashionDark brown-and-black plaid flannel shirt over a black tee; tortoiseshell glasses
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