After meeting the decade prior, a passionate (and very platonic) bond was born wherever Minnelli went, Halston followed, and vice versa.
That’s because by the 1970s, the two, like her Oscars outfit, were a twinset. While it’s unclear as to exactly why Minnelli and Halston chose the golden hue for the awards show, it’s not illogical to imagine that the movie star would have likely worn anything the fashion designer put her in. Photograph of Liza Minnelli by Berry Berenson from Interview, August 1972. If there was any confusion about her intentions to win that year, Minnelli dispelled any naysayers by showing up at the award show wearing the very color that was on her mind: gold. In 1973, Minnelli was nominated again, in the same category, competing against Smith, the actress Liv Ullmann, the tour-de-force Cicely Tyson, and Diana Ross, Minnelli’s close friend and fellow musician. Despite her loss, it wouldn’t be Minnelli’s final bow at the Oscars, nor would it be her last time facing off with Smith for the coveted prize. Nominated for her starring role in The Sterile Cuckoo, the ingenue, then 24, was among a roster of fierce fellow nominees, including Jane Fonda and Maggie Smith, who ultimately took home the trophy for her performance in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. In April 1970, the first-time Best Actress nominee Liza Minnelli left the 42nd Academy Awards empty-handed. Here, sleep is a figment of the imagination, so mix yourself a nightcap as we unpack the gossip and glamour of the real-life luminaries who inspired Netflix’s new miniseries, Halston.
You’re officially on the guest list for the “After Hours” edition of Thirstory, where we’ll escort you into the exclusive enclave of the Interview archive, starring the legendary fashion designer Halston and his inner circle of friends and conspirators.
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