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Size: L Tundra. Size: L Descente. Size: XL St Croix. Image via LIFE magazine. The more episodes you see, the more you realize that Cosby actually wore an insanely large collection of kaleidoscopic sweaters.
In fact, Cosby adopted the fuzzy fashions out of necessity: Costume designer Sarah Lemire, who worked with Cosby from his sweater-vest Jell-O ad days, says that initially, she had various suits made for Dr. Huxtable to wear. They quickly realized that Cosby, and by extension Dr. Avoiding straitlaced, white-collar attire also made Dr. Huxtable a more dynamic character. Lemire says that Cosby often strayed from the script, following his gut if he thought it might get a better laugh.
As a result, the show often relied on close-up shots of Cosby to capture such moments of improvised humor. However, tight shots like these caused problems when matching the scenes from two different takes, as a slight difference in costume positioning would become a glaring mistake.
Sandrich was a real stickler for things matching, so we just did the sweater thing. I actually sewed his shirts to the sweaters so that nothing moved. A typical sequence from Season 2, Episode 8, shows a sweater-clad Cosby in a series of likely improvised close-ups. Once they settled upon sweaters as the costume of choice, selecting a print was equally complicated: The available camera technology meant that certain patterns and textures had to be carefully avoided.
Director Sandrich was also adamant about giving each character a different look. Thus Lemire turned to the complicated prints that made up much of the fashion lexicon during the s. So where did Lemire find all these fabulous garments? The garment district, and Missoni in particular, was wonderful about loaning them.
Those were both sweaters that I designed and she knitted. Cosby wears a custom track-themed sweater, conceived by costume director Sarah Lemire and executed by a Boston architecture student. Perhaps the most iconic Cosby sweaters were those designed by Koos Van Den Akker , which were actually discovered by Cosby, rather than his costume designer. Though Mr. People had never seen this kind of stuff, so it was weird and strange and different.
One of those stars was the singer and actress Josephine Premice, whose unconventional garments apparently caught the notice of Mr.
He styled the coat into a new invention that was eye-catching and tasteful and had women going after Josephine, to hit her in the head and take the coat off of her. Premice took Mrs. Cosby to get her own coat repaired by Van Den Akker, and the result thoroughly impressed Mr. He put it on, and it looked great, and he had to go on camera right away so he kept it on, and that is how it began.
I like muddy colors and moody stuff. I love it all. I was the only one. Regardless, Van Den Akker loves that his reputation is tied to the gaudy sweaters worn by Dr. If anything, the mutual admiration between Van Den Akker and Cosby has grown, rather than diminished, over the years. Today, as an aging generation of customers empties their closets, Van Den Akker tells them to bring these older designs back to him, and they can be re-sold on the vintage rack in his store on Madison Ave.
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