The Atlas Affair

For The Atlas Affair, Frank Debourge served as costume and wardrobe partner across the principal cast. Working closely with the director and costume designer, we translated the film's restrained, mid-century palette into a wardrobe that could carry the camera through long takes and changing light.

Our Role on this Production

From the first script read to the final day of photography, the atelier handled concept fittings, bespoke tailoring for the lead, multiples for continuity and stunt doubles, and on-set maintenance. Every look was built to be worn — durable enough for repeated takes, refined enough for the close-up.

Behind the Scenes

Fittings took place at the atelier and on location, with patterns drafted to each actor and refined across successive calls.

Finished Looks

The finished wardrobe anchored the film's lead in a silhouette that felt both of its era and entirely contemporary.