THE VINTAGE FILM COSTUME COLLECTOR

Welcome to my site dedicated to the collecting, restoration and preservation of motion picture costume and prop history. Everything you see on this site was originally designed, created and worn by the stars. Please enjoy your tour into the wonderful world of Hollywood Costume and please check back often for updates on the collection. Do you have costumes or props you are interested in selling? Email me at vintagefilmcostumes@hotmail.com

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Friday, September 9, 2011

KATHARINE HEPBURN “Christopher Columbus…..what riches!”

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This period blue check wool day dress was worn by Katharine Hepburn in the original and loved 1933 RKO film version of “Little Women”. Costu...

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Thursday, June 16, 2011

JUDY HOLLIDAY NOT BORN YESTERDAY!

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Here is a beautiful 1940’s dress worn by Judy Holliday in the 1949 MGM film classic “Adam’s Rib”. The film was written by Ruth Gordon and Ga...

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

CARY GRANT CLASSIC STYLE

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Born Archibald Alexander Leach, Cary Grant has always been known for his distinctive voice and good looks. He will always be remembered as t...

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

KATHARINE HEPBURN CLASSIC ELEGANCE

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This is a costume pieces from the very early part of Hepburn's career. This is a Katharine Hepburn screen worn period gown from "A ...

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About Me

thecostumecollector: Hi everyone and welcome! Well about me. I have been collecting entertainment memorabilia, mostly original screen used costumes props and autographs for about 15 years. Whilst I do collect some contemporary pieces, the majority of my collection is attributed to the vintage Hollywood eras of the 20's through to the 50's. My dream is to open a museum here one day and display my pieces for all to enjoy. Do you have film costumes, props or other entertainment pieces and you are perhaps unsure of what they are? Were you, your parents or grandparents collectors? Did they attend the MGM auctions or other studio sales in the 1970's? Do you have costumes hiding in the attic or in drawers waiting to be discovered. Then please drop me a line as I would love to hear from you. I am always interested in helping to identify and pieces you may have and hopefully to add to my collection. You can contact me at vintagefilmcostumes@hotmail.com Thanks again and enjoy!

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