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'''''Calendar Girls''''' is a 2020 American [[documentary film]] about [[Ruth Finley]] (1920–2018), founder and editor of [[the Fashion Calendar]], directed by Christian D. Bruun.
'''''Calendar Girls''''' is a 2020 American [[documentary film]] about [[Ruth Finley]] (1920–2018), founder and editor of [[the Fashion Calendar]], directed by Christian D. Bruun.


== Synopsis ==
== The Film ==
A quintessential New York story. From 1945, for 69 years, the influential subscription-only [[The Fashion Calendar|Fashion Calendar]] with its iconic pink pages and red covers—designed to be easily noticed on someone's cluttered desk—laid out every [[fashion show]] and event in New York City, including [[New York Fashion Week]]. Behind it was founder [https://stylecaster.com/ruth-finley-fashion-calendar Ruth Finley].
A quintessential New York story. From 1945, for 69 years, the influential subscription-only [[The Fashion Calendar|Fashion Calendar]] with its iconic pink pages and red covers—designed to be easily noticed on someone's cluttered desk—laid out every [[fashion show]] and event in New York City, including [[New York Fashion Week]]. Behind it was founder [https://stylecaster.com/ruth-finley-fashion-calendar Ruth Finley].



Revision as of 17:36, 5 December 2019

Calendar Girl
Directed byChristian D. Bruun
Produced byChristian D. Bruun
Natalie Nudell
Kate DelPizzo
Kikka Hanazawa
Raphael Avigdor
Tracy Jenkins
Angela Sun
Teresa Lai
Mark Romeo
Mary Hackley
CinematographyChristian D. Bruun
Edited byRosie Nakamura
Running time
91 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Calendar Girls is a 2020 American documentary film about Ruth Finley (1920–2018), founder and editor of the Fashion Calendar, directed by Christian D. Bruun.

The Film

A quintessential New York story. From 1945, for 69 years, the influential subscription-only Fashion Calendar with its iconic pink pages and red covers—designed to be easily noticed on someone's cluttered desk—laid out every fashion show and event in New York City, including New York Fashion Week. Behind it was founder Ruth Finley.

Ruth Finley

Calendar Girl is the story of Ruth Finley, who in the 1940s carved out a place for herself in a man's world, raised her sons and built her career from home, and developed a reputation characterized by tenacity, perseverance, fairness, humanity, diplomacy, and decency, influenced the inner workings of New York fashion [1], celebrated and was celebrated by both the industry's powerhouses and rising stars, and survived its many incarnations. In October 2014, Ruth sold the Fashion Calendar to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, known as the CFDA, ending an era, and Ruth retired at 95.

Production

The film was made over five years, filming exclusively in New York.

Featuring

Besides Ruth Finley, the film features interviews with Peter Arnold, Mark Badgley, Jeffrey Banks, Mickey Boardman, Andrew Bolton, Thom Browne, Bill Cunningham, Stan Herman, Carolina Herrera, Betsey Johnson, Harold Koda, Steven Kolb, Marylou Luther, Fern Malis, Nicole Miller, James Mischka, Ellin Saltzman, Tadashi Shoji, Valerie Steele, Eric Wilson.

References

  1. ^ "FEARLESS FASHION FEMALES: RUTH FINLEY".