In this week's captivating episode of Look Behind The Look, we
delve into the dazzling world of television with a focus on the stylish
series "Feud: Capote vs. The Swans." Host Tiffany Bartok sits down with the brilliant Jackie Risotto, the makeup department head responsible for the show's stunning aesthetics. Jackie opens up about the intricate details that went into crafting the iconic looks for Naomi Watts and the rest of the cast, revealing the subtle aging techniques and product choices that brought these characters to life—especially in the show's mesmerizing black and white episode.
Jackie also touches on the challenges and triumphs of transforming Tom Hollander without prosthetics, ensuring each swan's individuality shone through, and the collaborative efforts that made the series a visual feast. From behind-the-scenes anecdotes to the makeup must-haves that graced the set, this episode is a treasure trove for fans and aspiring makeup artists alike. As the series continues to enchant viewers, join us for an insider's peek into the artistry that makes "Feud: Capote vs. The Swans" a true masterpiece of television glamour.
Keep watching the swans soar and join us next time for more behind-the-scenes magic on Look Behind The Look.
(00:00) Look behind the look explores your favorite looks in film, television and fashion history
(00:51) Today we're talking to Jackie Risotto about Naomi Watts' personal looks
(04:10) The film looks stunning on the big screen, which surprised you
(05:02) You're the makeup department head on "The Handmaid's Tale"
(06:07) Maestro was shot in black and white; did that provide any challenges
(07:11) What are the shades of lipstick that really broadcast? Red. I mean, I can tell just even though it's black and white
(08:12) Each character is so different. I did a lot of research on each character
(10:50) Molly Ringwald plays Joanne Carson on the show
(13:18) What are some of the products that you just can't live without on set
(14:13) Let's talk about Tom's transformation in Spider-Man: Homecoming
(15:44) There are no prosthetics on "The Handmaid's Tale"
(17:57) Tell me about the Jessica lang of this film
(19:44) How does Gus Van Zant work with Ryan Murphy on this project
(22:34) This is the first time you've worked on a Ryan Murphy production
(23:39) What was it like on set, the show within the show
(27:47) Look behind the look is a vinyl foot production written by Tiffany Bartok
WATCH Feud: Capote vs. the Swans
https://www.hulu.com/series/d0724bf0-6a97-4cc8-900b-91b3f3c94633
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Pat McGrath:https://www.patmcgrath.com/collections/the-feud-truman-capote-the-swans
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