Recently, designers have tapped into that retina-searing style for their own collections. It’s without a doubt David Lynch’s most stylish film. Much like the passionate screams of Lula Fortune in that first of many gruesome murders on the stairs of the opening gala, Wild At Heart has an enduring style that rings loud and true long after you watch it. More than the illogical non-sequiturs and legit barking by some characters, the film is Lynch’s perfect marriage of weird characters and weirder threads.
It’s about a Bonnie & Clyde twosome with a few screws loose and their larking about to elude the hitmen sent after them. From the opening scene where Sailor (in a monochrome blazer) and Lula (wearing a coral dress with choker and Ariana Grande hair) cut through the samey crowds, the lovesick duo dish out lewk after lewk all while thwarting the clutches of Lula’s disapproving mum Marietta.
What David Lynch’s Wild At Heart has is style, man.
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