FIDM Museum - Motion Picture Costume Design Exhibit

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One of the free fun things to do each year in Los Angeles is to go to FIDM to see the costume exhibit. If you're a science fiction fan, the good news that each year the main display has more and more to offer. This year has a batch from the casino scene of Last Jedi plus a short video that shows how that scene was filmed.


 Thor had a call-out this year
 As did Wonder Woman.
 Beauty and the Beast
 And Jumanji.  There were plenty others from all types of movies. The exhibit runs until April 7.  Parking is even free on Saturday even though the garage has a price, the gates have been open each year.  Sometimes it's crowded and hard to look so get there when it opens at 10:00 and you'll be fine.

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