For costume designer Mark Bridges, itâs always an adventure working with Paul Thomas Anderson. But âPhantom Thread,â their eighth collaboration, represented a meta challenge: It was a movie about his craft. But Bridges admits that thereâs a big difference between fashion and costume design. âIâm there to facilitate an actorâs performance and fulfill the vision of a director,â he said. And in the case of âPhantom Thread,â about the world of London haute couture in the 1950s, itâs a movie about the fashion designer as auteur. It stars Daniel Day-Lewis as the eccentric and obsessive Reynolds Woodcock, whose world is turned upside down when he falls for Eastern European waitress Alma (Vicky Krieps).
In Truth or Consequences, the summers are hot and partly cloudy and the winters are short, cold, dry, and mostly clear. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 32Â°F to 95Â°F and is rarely below 23Â°F or above 101Â°F.
Climate is what we expect, and weather is what we get. Weather is what we get because it's how the atmosphere is behaving now, or will behave in the short-term (in the hours and days ahead). On the other hand, climate tells us how the atmosphere tends to behave over longer periods of time (months, seasons, and years).It does this based on weather's day-to-day behavior over a standard period of 30 years. This is why climate is described as what we expect in the above quote.eather is about events and observations. Weather includes sunshine, cloudiness, rain, snow, temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, winds, severe weather, the approach of a cold or warm front, heat waves, lightning strikes, and a whole lot more.