His trademark sartorial style was a dress shirt worn without a tie and buttoned ... providing the settings for “Blue Velvet,” “Twin Peaks” and its 1992 movie prequel, “Twin Peaks ...

"Who killed Laura Palmer?" It's a simple, seemingly straightforward question that kicked off one of the most anything-but-straight-forward shows of all time. With the premiere of Twin Peaks in 1990, ...

[Matt Schimkowitz] Major and Bobby Briggs share a vision in Twin Peaks Long before he revisited ... white face paint and a lounge-singer tuxedo shirt and jacket who’s hoisting a cigarette ...

In the wake of President Donald Trump’s pardons for many of the Jan. 6 rioters, one of them says his motives are ...

Image The Log Lady in “Twin Peaks” exemplified how Mr. Lynch built ... designers of the 20th and 21st centuries. Will Dress Shirts Return to the Office?: Dress shirts, like ties, have migrated ...

Vogue takes a look back at some of the most stylish characters from across the late director’s legendary career—and the damn fine outfits they wore.

The 32-year-old enjoyed a panoramic stroll down the beach with her long-term partner Channing Millerd, sporting a linen ...

He had a white shirt, buttoned at the top ... When I spoke with Lynch ahead of Twin Peaks: The Return, the show’s publicist asked that there should be no questions about characters — or ...

Movies always feature on the Ernest W. Baker mood board, and this season the look book was even shot in an abandoned movie ...

His trademark sartorial style was a dress shirt worn without a tie and buttoned ... providing the settings for Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks and its 1992 movie prequel, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With ...

“This is the guitar that Ben Harper gave me,” Lynch said with a smile and genuine awe in his voice, dressed in a black suit jacket and shirt, gray hair piled ... which had a second life as a theme for ...

“With ‘Twin Peaks,’ Lynch and Frost show it to you ... He kept his hair in a towering white pompadour, buttoned his shirt to the collar but rarely wore a tie, and spoke with a cheery Western ...