Unzipped

Unzipped (1995)

  • 79% of critics liked it
    (14 reviews)

  • 73% of users liked it
    (147 ratings)

This documentary takes a lighthearted inside look at the fashion industry follows New York designer Isaac Mizrahi as he prepares to stage a fashion show. While the film avoids criticism and in-depth probing into Mizrahi, it does provide insight into the man's creativity as he deftly deals with the… More

R, 1 hr. 16 min.
Directed By
Douglas Keeve
Genres
Documentary, Special Interest
In Theaters
Aug 11, 1995 Limited
On DVD
Jan 13, 2004
Miramax Films

Critic Reviews

  • Emanuel Levy, Variety

    Though uncritical of NY designer Mizrahi, docu is everything that Altman's dreadful Ready to Wear should have been: An insider's view of the fashion world that's hip, light, authentic, revelatory, and always amusing.

  • Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid

    Mizrahi is such a flambouyant character that we are fascinated by him the whole time he is on camera. He seems to have a natural comic timing, as do the editors of the film.

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