Rachel Lauren Mueller: Venice Film festival
Rachel Lauren Mueller’s first major international festival appearance began in Venice and evolved into an ongoing visual language across NYFF and Woodstock. Architectural shapes, sheer layers, vintage, and independent designers kept every look connected to the film and unmistakably hers.
Meredith Kaulfers on Style and Support, from Cannes to the Emmys
TWO VERY DIFFERENT PREMIERES, AND AN AWARDS MOMENT.
A BUSY TRAVEL SCHEDULE, AND A WARDROBE THAT STILL FELT LIKE HER.
“If events stress you out, she is your girl. Even if they don’t, I could not recommend Rachel more highly.”
Summer 2026: Tribeca, DC/DOX & Beyond
A summer of considered appearances for filmmakers Jamie Boyle and Marilyn Ness across Tribeca, DC/DOX, and the events surrounding their premieres. Each wardrobe created continuity while leaving room for their distinct personal styles.
Erica Sashin: From Set to Telluride
For the Telluride premiere of Love, Rendered, producer Erica Sashin’s preparation joined portrait photography with a two-hour closet styling session. The result was a cinematic image library and a clear festival wardrobe built from clothes she already owned.
“OUR SESSIONS HAVE STAYED WITH ME IN THE BEST WAY: I’M HAVING MORE FUN GETTING DRESSED AND GETTING A LITTLE BRAVER ABOUT WHAT I PUT TOGETHER. I HOPE I HAVE ANOTHER EXCUSE TO WORK WITH RACHEL AGAIN SOON!”
Spring 2026 Events & Festivals
Spring brought Field to Frame to Cannes with Meredith Kaulfers and J. Daniel Torres, then to Los Angeles for the premiere of Marty, Life Is Short. Each look connected personal style to the rooms where their work met the world.
As Featured in The New York Times
Field to Frame founder Rachel Beth Anderson was featured in The New York Times Style section for her work helping documentary filmmakers and other creatives navigate festivals, premieres, and the public-facing moments surrounding their work.
The feature centered on Anderson’s creative collaboration with the team behind the Oscar-winning documentary Mr. Nobody Against Putin
Chris James Sundance 2026 Styling
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.
“Usually before an event I’m scrambling around feeling insecure about my choices, but before the premiere I could focus on all the other things that I needed to do.
The premiere pictures will live on forever, and I am filled with gratitude for Rachel’s invaluable help in executing my vision. I will absolutely be working with her again for future events!”
Marilyn Ness On The Styling Needed To Turn The Camera on herself
“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
Taryn Gould & The Academy Awards
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.
Alysia Russo At Breakdown:1975 Premiere
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.
Jackie Jesko’s Promo Tour
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.
“RACHEL IS A GODSEND! IT WAS REASSURING TO WORK WITH A STYLIST WHO UNDERSTANDS THE NORMS AND NUANCES OF FILM FESTIVAL FASHION, AND RACHEL MADE IT SO EASY.
SHE'S CALM, CREATIVE, GENEROUS, AND GENUINELY INVESTED IN HELPING FILMMAKERS HAVE FUN WITH FASHION.”
How to Prepare Yourself for a Festival
Staying grounded, prepared, and visually aligned in a whirlwind week.
Ilaria Polsonetti at the Emmys
Multi-Emmy-winning editor Ilaria Polsonetti reflects on years of working together, from personal style edits to red carpet moments, and how vintage-led styling helped her feel confident, elegant, and at ease.
Why Presence Matters — On Camera and Beyond
How documentary work shaped my approach to style, visibility, and authentic presence.