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Bolden explains his long-standing styling relationship with Jordan and Coogler as they head into awards season.
Jordan’s Prada suit nods to the film’s 1930s vibe and the characters he plays in Sinners.
Coogler’s look featured a classic three-piece black tux with minimalistic, refined tailoring.
Bolden highlights the craftsmanship and restraint in Coogler’s look as central to the style moment.
Jordan added vintage glasses from a family-owned shop in Japan, per Bolden.
Jordan wore a butter-yellow Prada shirt as part of the look curation.
Bolden notes the eye for vintage and modern pieces, including a vintage Patek Philippe watch.
The article places the Globes looks in the context of Sinners’ cultural moment.
The piece notes Bolden’s relationships with the duo extending back to Black Panther.
The article previews Oscar-season momentum for the pair following Globes success.

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Sinners won only two Globes from seven nominations, sparking major discussion online.
The Globes honored other titles like One Battle After Another and Hamnet in top categories.
Fans and critics argued the results reflected longstanding issues in recognizing Black-led work.
Sinners remains a strong contender for SAG Awards and has momentum heading into Oscars nods.
Ryan Coogler thanked the audience, commenting on the film’s enduring resonance.
Despite snubs, Sinners’ cultural impact remains evident among audiences.
Sinners earned 18 NAACP Image Award nominations, signaling continued industry notice.
HuffPost notes Golden Globes’ controversial history and its impact on perception.
Culture Catchall newsletter is cited as contributing context to the coverage.

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The directors emphasize authenticity as a core value guiding both intimate scenes and big-budget projects.
James Cameron discusses heart-driven storytelling, describing his films as love stories despite technical prowess.
Chloé Zhao opens up about personal growth influencing her choice to direct Hamnet and other projects.
Ryan Coogler explains his decision to revert ownership of Sinners after 25 years as a strategic, ethical choice.
The group discusses the realities of moving from independent films to large studio systems and maintaining control.
Directors share how second units and coordination evolve in larger productions, including how they handle on-set dynamics.
Yorgos Lanthimos notes how collaboration with Emma Stone has grown into a trusted, theatre-like troupe around their films.
Chloé Zhao describes using dream work and somatic exercises as rehearsal tools on Hamnet.
The piece highlights Cameron and Bigelow as veteran directors offering perspectives on craft and collaboration.
The roundtable touches on the personal motivations and influences behind each filmmaker’s career choices.

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