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THE CULT OF RODARTE

How designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy have spread their creativity from fashion to film and beyond
Double agents Fashion outsiders turned darlings Laura, left, and Kate Mulleavy are once again pushing into unknown territory with their first feature film.

There’s no such thing as a typical look from Rodarte, the independent fashion label founded 11 years ago by sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy and beloved by critics and celebrities for its dark, romantic sensibility. Each garment is a unique mix of hand-altered fabrics, materials, and embellishments, offering a glimpse of the Mulleavys’ seemingly limitless imagination. This month, they’re bringing that same ingenuity to the big screen in Woodshock, a fantastical thriller

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