Bob Mackie’s career and the upcoming release of the documentary were celebrated at a luncheon celebrating the premiere of “Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion,” a compelling observational documentary piece detailing Mackie’s influence on fashion and costume design. Hosted by Janet Mandell at her eponymous showroom in West Hollywood, the event attracted an intimate gathering of fashion greats including stylists Law Roach, Bradley Kenneth, Jared Ellner and more.

Known for his dazzling and daring creations, Mackie has dressed some of the most iconic figures in entertainment history, bringing glamor and spectacle to the fabric of pop culture. His designs are characterized by their colorful, imaginative and sometimes provocative elements, making Mackie a popular figure in both fashion and Hollywood. Directed by Matthew Miele and produced by Quixotic Endeavors, the documentary looks at Mackie’s storied career, highlighting not only his design achievements, but also his influence on costume art in film and television.

As the film hits theaters across the United States and prepares to stream on-demand, it promises to offer audiences an intimate look into the career of a designer who not only dressed stars, but them through his visionary art also created.