FX's 'Feud' Explores Capote's Iconic Black and White Ball

The series blends fact and fiction to delve into the cultural impact of the 1966 event, highlighting the era's societal shifts and the role of costume design.

The FX series 'Feud: Capote vs. the Swans' delves into Truman Capote's infamous Black and White Ball, blending fact and fiction to explore the event's cultural significance.
Director Gus Van Sant and writer Jon Robin Baitz recreate the Maysles brothers' documentary style, offering a unique perspective on the 1966 gala.
The series portrays the emotional dynamics and societal shifts of 1960s New York, highlighting the blend of high society and celebrity culture.
Costume design plays a crucial role in the series, with Zac Posen and Lou Eyrich creating elaborate gowns and outfits that capture the era's glamour.
The Black and White Ball symbolizes a pivotal moment in American culture, marking the intersection of old-world elegance and modern celebrity.