Later this month, Vogue World: Hollywood will take over the iconic Paramount Pictures Studio lot in Los Angeles, celebrating the rich dialogue between film and fashion.

The event will spotlight the work of renowned Hollywood costume designers, including Colleen Atwood, Ruth E. Carter, Arianne Phillips, and others, highlighting their influence in shaping cinematic storytelling through style.

While glamorous or historically-accurate fashion often comes to mind when thinking about film costuming, horror films have demonstrated that macabre and inventive designs can be just as impactful. Costume designers in the horror genre have long pushed creative boundaries, turning eerie or terrifying visuals into memorable cinematic moments — a nod to the transformative power of wardrobe in storytelling.

In anticipation of the grand event — and in honor of spooky season — Vogue World 2025 will offer fans a glimpse into how costume design bridges the worlds of film and fashion, celebrating both elegance and imaginative spectacle.

For fashion enthusiasts and cinephiles alike, this edition promises a unique showcase where Hollywood glamour meets creative ingenuity, emphasizing how costume design shapes both characters and cultural moments on the big screen.