Grab a seat at The Beverly Theater for a screening of "Unzipped," the behind-the-scenes documentary that pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes, often chaotic world of fashion design. Following designer Isaac Mizrahi as he prepares his fall 1994 collection, the film captures the creative process in all its messy, glamorous glory—complete with cameos from supermodels of the era and a candid look at the pressure cooker that is the fashion industry.

Shot in a mix of black-and-white and color, the documentary has become something of a cult favorite for those interested in fashion history, offering a snapshot of 90s style culture that still feels sharp and funny decades later. Watching it in The Beverly Theater's intimate 150-seat space adds to the experience—there's something fitting about seeing a film this candid and close-up in a venue built for that same kind of closeness between audience and screen.

Whether you're a fashion history buff, a documentary lover, or just curious about what goes on behind a runway show, this screening offers a chance to revisit (or discover for the first time) a film that captures a specific, electric moment in design history.