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Prêt-à-Porter (1994)

During Paris Fashion Week, models, designers and industry hot shots gather to work, mingle, argue and try to seduce one another.

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Jeff A 09 May 2009

With a heavy hand in the documentary approach, Altman creates a tribute to the fashion world. Despite some juicy moments, the film doesn't sustain interest throughout.

Steven C 06 Apr 2012

Robert Altman's "Ready to Wear" is far to fluffy to be a significant satire. After the master class double feature of "The Player" and "Short Cuts," Altman tried to combine the structures of each of those films for "Ready to Wear." The result is a misguided, light as a feather comedy about the fashion industry. While the film is fast paced, the lack of any true story or thematic line is missing. There are glimpses of these, which give the appearance that the film could have been more than it is, but it is ultimately pat. But still, "Ready to Wear" can never be called bad, because it's fun, has a great cast of actors and a few pointed scenes that make it worthwhile. Should it have been meaner, like "The Player?" Yes. Should it have been as emotionally resonant as "Short Cuts?" Yes. But "Ready to Wear" is neither of these things and as it stands, it's just light fun.

Todd McCarthy 26 Jul 1995

While the surfaces, backgrounds and sense of constant motion are authentic to their tinselly cores, what goes on among the fictional participants resembles gag-reliant improv routines that haven’t been entirely worked out.

Madeline M 11 Aug 2009

This movie was criminally dull, but I will do a lot for Anouk AimÃ©e apparently.

Rita Kempley 22 Sep 2013

The picture is not a social satire. It’s a mess.