The Legacy of Coogi: Ruth E. Carter & Die Frsh Break Down Iconic Knitwear in Film | Behind the Seams

Enjoy these cultural deep dives? Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more from Ruth E. Carter. In this episode of Behind the Seams, 2x Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter reunites with Lade Iluyomade, founder of Die Frsh, to explore the legacy of Coogi sweaters — from their roots in Black culture to their lasting influence on fashion and film. Together, they walk through an iconic Coogi collection, including the sweater featured in the final scene of Sinners, unpacking why these garments carry meaning far beyond style. This conversation is about history, identity, and how clothing becomes visual storytelling. 📸 Follow Ruth: https://www.instagram.com/therealruthecarter/?hl=en #RuthECarter #DieFrsh #Coogi #BehindTheSeams #BlackFashion #CostumeDesign #FilmFashion #SinnersFilm #CulturalStyle #IconicKnitwear #FashionHistory #StorytellingThroughStyle