Art, fashion, and design historian Ekaterina Bychkova will talk about how costume designers create images for characters in historical films. "Dressing Cinema" is an authorial lecture series by art, fashion, and design historian Ekaterina Bychkova. In the meetings, she shares with guests the behind-the-scenes work of costume designers. For example, how iconic characters from Golden Hollywood films were conceived or what is special about superhero costumes. The new lecture will focus on historical dramas-a genre where costumes play a key role. You will learn how clothing was designed for the film "Amadeus," who sewed the dresses for Scarlett from "Gone with the Wind," and who created the rebellious look for the main character in Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette." Admission is free with prior registration.