In the 1961 animated feature 101 Dalmatians, Cruella De Vil is rail thin, a towering skeleton of a woman, all sharp edges; skin and bone. She disguises her withered frame in fur coats and gaudy makeup ...

Cruella de Vil may be known for her iconic black and white look, but the reviews for the Disney villain’s origin story are too, with some critics loving the film’s stylish fashion sense and punk brand ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- She's brilliant, bad, and a little bit mad. It's finally time to find out just how Cruella de Vil came to be one of Disney's most storied villains. "Cruella" hits theaters and ...

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With Halloween on the horizon, many people will be thinking about what costumes they plan on wearing. While we expect to see a few Boris Johnsons, “Miss Flos”, and Chris Rocks with a slapped face at ...

Cruella de Vil has always been known for her notorious and outlandish sartorial statements, but how her signature black-and-white looks came to be is a story unto itself. Director Craig Gillespie ...

Although Cruella de Vil is an iconic character, hair and makeup designer Nadia Stacey didn’t feel beholden to previous on-screen versions when coming onboard Craig Gillespie’s “Cruella.” “I quickly ...

“They’re working on the script at the moment,” Stacey said. “My only hope is, I know nothing, but my hope is we’re moving into the 80s … get your rollers out, lots of perms. We’d have such a new era ...

With her shock of black-and-white hair and crimson color scheme, Cruella de Vil is one of Disney’s most durable villains. She made for a terrifying antagonist in the delightful 1961 animated film “One ...

There is arguably no Disney villain with a more iconic look than Cruella de Vil. And obviously, it all comes back to her infamous two-tone hairstyle — so how exactly did they make that work, and look ...