For Chris, preparing for Sundance began as a conversation about intention - not just what to wear, but how he wanted to show up across the full arc of the festival for a film rooted in archival storytelling and a distinct era.

What followed was not a single outfit, but a considered range of looks - from the premiere to press and in-between moments - each one designed to feel cohesive, era-aware, and aligned with both the film and the festival environment.

His words below reflect that experience:

“Having spent most of my career behind the camera, stepping into a role in front of it felt daunting - but Rachel’s styling made me feel comfortable in my body (finally), confident, and truly like myself. Knowing I was in her care allowed me to let go and be my authentic self on camera.” - M. Ness

In the narrow window before awards season, and amid the intensity of an active edit, Field to Frame partnered with filmmaker Taryn Gould to prepare for a series of events leading up to the Academy Awards, including the red carpet ceremony itself.

For the premiere of Morgan Neville’s latest documentary, Breakdown: 1975, Alysia Russo, Director of Documentary Film at Netflix, sought a look that subtly referenced the era while remaining unmistakably her own. The styling came together in under a week—a true bi-coastal effort powered by momentum, trust, and instinct.

For Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything, Jackie Jesko embarked on a promotional tour that took her from the Tribeca Film Festival to The View and Good Morning America.