Halston

Totally love the series and the character Halston was brought to life and played wonderfully. Great storyline. Engaging and beautiful. I love every minute of it. I immediately searched and read even more about Halston and his special friendship with Liza.

Enjoyed all the interviews with the original Models and celebrities especially LIZA and all the historical information about Halston himself. He was one of the most talented Fashion Designers in history but made a few bad decisions towards the end......not a bad Musical Score to accompany the Fashion Shows

I enjoyed this documentary tremendously, even though it is sad what happened. It was told by the people that really knew him. I DO recommend this.

In what may be the definitive look at Studio 54 crazy seventies fashion excess, "Halston" is a mixed bag of riveting stories, grainy VHS tapestry, and failed mystery caper.

Flamboyant dress dictator Roy Halston Frowick was indeed larger than life, and his dirt poor farm boy to fashion mogul of the stars story is watermelon juicy. Juicy and messy. Everyone loves an impossible mountain climb, especially when it is followed by a precipitous fall. The Halston tale has it all, complete with a bevy of celebrity cameos, eye-popping paparazzi pics, shocking news headlines, and jittery standard definition television clips. It's a cinematic ice-cream headache: a sweet and delicious start, which leaves you a bit concussed by the end.

If nothing else, this doc serves as a perfect history primer for the outrageous spectacle that the fashion industry would become. Plus it features the utterly charmingly cut-throat Halston in all his fabulous, pompous glory.

Frederic Tcheng brought his own authoritative perspective to the Halston story, a midwestern boy whose star shone very bright and burned out early. Tcheng brought together an impressive set of original videos, interviews with Halston's closest friends and collaborators and previously unseen items from the Halston archives. Whoever is interested in history, fashion and Halston's character will enjoy it immensely. It is a blast from the past, a time machine to the days when fashion designers were cultural superstars.