.The display starts with appeals coming from Powell's earliest costume work-- Caravaggio (1986 ), her very first film, and Orlando (1993 ), the first component she was actually recommended for-- to her additional current projects like The Irishman. A few of the visual standouts include the gown that 11-year-old Kirsten Dunst wore in Interview with the Vampire and Jonathan Rhys Myers' glam-rock looks coming from Velvet Goldmine that have actually resided in and out of costume rental firms for the last 25-plus years (which Powell details is the reason that the clothing appear "a small amount put on"). The actual jewel of the space is the ballgown worn through Lily James in Disney's 2015 live-action remake of Cinderella which called for a group of twenty individuals, 550 hours, 10,000 Swarovski crystals, as well as 270 yards of textile to make, the latter of which earned a Guinness Planet File. (Powell's focus on Robert De Niro's outfit in The Irishman also had a report number of outfit changes, though she amusingly thinks twice to take credit report: "That's a proof to [De Niro] because picture possessing the amount of fittings he must have?!").