Bob Mackie Discusses Cher’s Bold Fashion Evolution in Documentary ‘Naked Illusion’ Release

Bob Mackie Discusses Cher’s Bold Fashion Evolution in Documentary 'Naked Illusion' Release

Fashion designer Bob Mackie, known for his legendary costumes, shared insights about Cher’s unique style in a recent interview. The conversation came as his new documentary, Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion, premiered on demand. The film highlights his incredible career and the relationship he has built with Cher over the years.

Cher’s Fashion Evolution Highlighted

Bob Mackie first met Cher in 1967 on The Carol Burnett Show. At the time, Cher was a young, simple girl with a natural sense of fashion. Mackie recalled her effortlessly wearing bell bottoms, fur vests, and funky outfits she made herself.

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Cher’s first style evolution happened when she married Sonny Bono at 18. Mackie explained that she also started dressing Sonny, turning their looks into iconic performances. Cher loved playing with bold outfits and never hesitated to embrace something fun.

One standout moment from the documentary is a look back at Cher’s daring 1986 Academy Awards dress. The ab-baring outfit was her way of responding to critics who doubted her as an Oscar-nominated actress. Cher’s love for dressing up wasn’t about traditional pretty dresses but bold, detailed creations.

Two years later, Cher won the Best Actress Oscar for Moonstruck, cementing her status as a Hollywood icon. Mackie’s documentary celebrates Cher’s style journey, showcasing how her fearless fashion choices have influenced generations. The film is a tribute to both Mackie’s creative genius and Cher’s bold spirit in redefining red carpet style.

Priyanka Sharma
Author: Priyanka Sharma