Fashion designers have always found inspiration in the movies.
 Mirroring the changes in society, cinema captured the zeitgeist and became the biggest influence on high fashion, haute couture and eventually, the humble high street.
 TCM's (Turner Classic Movies) Style in Motion season coincides with this month's London Fashion Week.
 The week-long season celebrates fashion in films and runs from Monday 20th to Friday 26th September from 9pm every evening on TCM.
TCM's Style In Motion season
- Monday 20 September
Kim Jones talks about the enduring appeal of the styling in Rebel Without A Cause 21:00
Rebel Without a Cause (1955) 21:15
Kim Jones discusses the costume and design in I am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang 23:15
I am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932) 23:30
- Tuesday 21 September
James Sherwood talks about the fashion in Now Voyager 21:00
Now Voyager (1942) 21:15
James Sherwood discusses Helen Rose's designs for High Society 23:25
High Society (1956) 23:40
- Wednesday 22 September
Kate and Andy Spade on the fashion of Bonnie and Clyde, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway 22:00
Bonnie and Clyde (1967) 22:10
- Thursday 23 September
Isaac Mizrahi on 1960s fashion, Vanessa Redgrave and Blow-Up 21:00
Blow-Up (1966) 21:15
- Friday 24 September
Ozwald Boateng talks about fashion and styling in Point Blank 21:00
Point Blank (1967) 21:15
- Saturday 25 September
Bella Freud on the snappy dressing in Goodfellas and classic gangster-chic 22:00
Goodfellas (1990) 22:15
- Sunday 26 September
Ozwald Boateng talks about wartime fashion in Casablanca 21:00
Casablanca (1942) 21:15
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Top fashion designers such as Bella Freud, Oswald Boetang and Isaac Mizrahi will be casting their eyes over seminal movie style moments. Highlights include the movies Bonnie and Clyde, Blow Up, Rebel Without A Cause and Goodfellas. :: We've teamed up with TCM to offer you the chance to win a pair of tickets to London Fashion Weekend. This event is the only chance the public have of visiting the London Fashion Week venue and has become the place to find cut-price designer clothes and accessories. More than 100 London Fashion Week designers will be selling their collections at reduced prices including Philip Treacy, Orla Kiely, Temperley, Ronit Zilkha, Betty Jackson, Lulu Guinness, Juicy Couture, Jas MB, Future Classics, Maria Grachvogel, Billy Bag and Boyd to name a few. To complete the experience, fashion-lovers can get up to date with the latest designs by watching footage of the catwalk shows, treat themselves to a makeover by Elizabeth Arden or a manicure in the Crabtree & Evelyn Hand Recovery Nail Bar and watch live fashion shows in eve Magazine Theatre. See the must-have hair looks for the coming season at Toni&Guy Live - a preview of the hottest new hair trends and visit the Waterman stand for the shopoholics dream prize of a weekend shopping trip to Paris. Then at the end of the day visitors can chill out in the Evening Standard This is London Lounge. Open for just four days, London Fashion Weekend takes place in the official London Fashion Week venue at the Duke of York's Square, King's Road, Chelsea from 23 - 26 September 2004. Opening Times:
Thursday 23rd September (Opening Night): 6pm - 9pm
Friday 24th & Saturday 25th September: 10am - 6pm
Sunday 26th September: 10am - 5pm For your chance to win a pair of tickets, just answer the following question and complete the form below...
Win tickets to London Fashion Weekend with TCM!
Question: Which fashion designer will be talking about 1960s fashion, Vanessa Redgrave and Blow-Up during the Style in Motion season?
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Closing date: 2pm Friday 10 September Please note: Winners must make their own way to London and be responsible for any costs the day may incur. For more information on TCM see: www.tcmonline.co.uk | 
