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While learning about her journey from Tennessee to Hollywood, viewers get to take in the one-of-a-kind ensembles—complete with tons of rhinestones and crystals—that Parton has worn during her life. “I had a lot of laughs looking at those pictures, thinking, ‘Oh my Lord, was I serious about that?’” says Parton. “At the time, I felt like I really looked good in everything that I had on.” Featured in the book are some of her best ensembles from the red carpet to the big screen, made by legendary designers like Bob Mackie, Ann Roth, and Lucy Adams. Photo: Courtesy of Penguin Random HouseFor the singer, the book is much more than a scrapbook of her standout fashion moments. “When I turned the pages, it was like turning the pages of my life,” says Parton. Inspired by the new book release, Vogue couldn’t resist asking Parton about some of the main fashion rules that she’s lived by. Read on for her six style commandments.
She’s Out of Control. 1989 comedy starring Who’s the Boss star Tony Danza, at Interior. A view of Simone Leigh’s Brick House at the 59th Venice Art Biennale in Venice in 2022 Photo: Vincenzo Pinto / Getty ImagesSimone Leigh. American sculptor and visual artist who represented the United States in the 2022 Venice Biennale, at Bibhu Mohapatra. Sophia Al-Maria. Qatari American artist who coined the term “Gulf Futurism,” regarding the aesthetics and popular culture in the Persian Gulf, at Miu Miu. A poster for Dario Argento’s Suspiria, which provided visual inspiration for many of the prints at Cormio’s spring show. Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Book by Thomas Hardy published in 1892 which challenged Victorian notions of femininity and sexuality, at Yuhan Wang.“The Last of Us.” 2023 HBO show based on a video game of the same name, at Jason Wu.Max Von Sydow and Bengt Ekerot in The Seventh Seal. Photo: Ullstein Bild Dtl. / Getty ImagesThe Seventh Seal. 1957 film directed by Ingmar Bergman in which a knight returning from the Crusades encounters Death and challenges it to a game of chess, at Ashley Williams. Along with her musical discography and impressive philanthropic work, Dolly Parton is renowned for her impressive wardrobe. Over the years, the iconic country star has cultivated a glamorously tacky look that’s built around her bleach-blonde wigs, skin-tight clothes, and sky-high heels. “I always laugh when I get called a fashion icon,” Parton tells Vogue. “I’m more of an eyesore! Only because I overdo it.” Whether you think it’s an eyesore or iconic, Parton’s signature aesthetic is the focus of a new book titled Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones, releasing today. It explores Parton’s fascinating life through style, all the while offering a ton of fashion inspiration for potential Dolly wannabes. “If somebody thinks I’ve done something that they can draw from, then I’m happy with that!” Parton says.
“I was always a little bit flamboyant, even before I could afford to buy clothes. When I got to where I could actually pick and choose [what I wore], I was drawn to color and tight clothes—anything just a little bit different than everybody else. I always [toed] the line, and sometimes I was willing to cross it in order to look like I wanted to look.” “When I was little, I patterned the way I looked after the town tramp in our hometown…I thought she was the prettiest thing I’d ever seen. She had the peroxide blonde hair piled up on top, with red lips and fingernails, the high heel shoes, the tight skirt. I thought she was amazingly beautiful. I was a creative child, so I would find ways to make those things possible—using a burned matchstick for eyebrows or eyeliner, or mashed-up honeysuckle for perfume.”
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