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Riley Keough is gearing up for the long-awaited premiere of the book-to-television adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid hit novel Daisy Jones & the Six.Both the actress and the show – which is produced by Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine and debuts on Prime Video March  3rd – aims to embody the once in a lifetime, whirlwind era and movement that was the 1970s.Fittingly, Riley, as the first granddaughter of Elvis Presley, stands as living legacy of those fleeting times, so of course she had to honor that in her upcoming, highly-anticipated project.WATCH: Trailer for Daisy Jones & the Six MORE: Inside Michael Strahan’s public fall out with former co-star Kelly RipaSpeaking with E! News, the costume designer for Daisy Jones & the Six, Denise Wingate, revealed the subtle nod to Elvis the wardrobe Daisy Jones – Riley's character – has throughout the show.Though she said that "Riley has her own style and she's really managed to be her own honest, authentic self," and that it must "be tough coming from that legacy," they did still pay homage to it.MORE: GMA's Amy Robach's former stepson shares glimpse inside incredible homeDenise revealed: "I met a woman, Love Melody, who designed clothes in the '60s and made two jumpsuits for Elvis." Riley is Priscilla and Elvis' first granddaughterShe added: "I had her make two beautiful long coats for Riley — one in a rust leather and another in patchwork denim.

Riley Keough is following in her famous grandfather, Elvis Presley’s, footsteps — but on her own terms. The 33-year-old actress and her “Daisy Jones & The Six” co-star, Sam Claflin, sat down with ET’s Nischelle Turner to discuss their highly-anticipated Prime Video series.

A subtle homage. Riley Keough plays a stylish 1970s rock star in Daisy Jones & the Six, so costume designer Denise Wingate knew she had to pay tribute to Keough’s grandfather, Elvis Presley.

Riley Keough is following in her famous grandfather, Elvis Presley’s, footsteps -- but on her own terms. The 33-year-old actress and her Daisy Jones & The Six co-star, Sam Claflin, sat down with ET’s Nischelle Turner to discuss their highly-anticipated Prime Video series.The series is an adaptation of the bestselling book by Taylor Jenkins Reid and stars Riley and Claflin as Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne, the talented, charismatic, and volatile lead singers of a rock band in 1970s California who rocket to fame and then suddenly, and inexplicably, call it quits.Although Riley is the granddaughter of rock legends, Elvis and Priscilla Presley, and the daughter of musicians Lisa Marie PresleyandDanny Keough, she told ET that she had to work hard on tapping into her own musical ability.«It's pretty amazing.

The debut of Prime Video’s upcoming “Daisy Jones & The Six” is right around the corner, and in advance of the highly anticipated musical miniseries, based on the bestseller by Taylor Jenkins Reid, costume designer Denise Wingate spoke with People about the significance of the characters’ clothing choices.

Daisy Jones & The Six series, . It tells the story of a Fleetwood Mac-like band rising and falling, making up and breaking up, over the course of the 1970s, so of course the costumes are going to be gorgeous. And Riley Keough, who plays lead singer Daisy, has a special connection to the story through her grandfather, Elvis Presley.“We didn't talk about her family that much or her lineage—I was very respectful of her private life,” the series's costume designer, Denise Wingate, told in a recent interview.

Prime Video's new drama series Daisy Jones on the Six is one of the streamer's most highly anticipated new releases this year after the original novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid skyrocketed to the top of bestseller lists worldwide. Starring Riley Keough in the title role, her co-star Suki Waterhouse had high praise for the granddaughter of Elvis Presley's lead performance. Actress and model Waterhouse named Keough's performance as the number one reason for viewers to tune in to Prime Video's rock 'n' roll drama.

Cybill Shepherd became an instant star in the 1970s and had a love affair with one of the most legendary rockstars of all time - Elvis Presley. The 73-year-old shot to fame from her breakthrough roles in The Last Picture Show in 1971 and then The Heartbreak Kid the next year.

Riley Keough sat out of a recent promotional event. Following Lisa Marie Presley‘s death, and amid a battle over her trust with Priscilla Presley, the 33-year-old actress opted not to attend an event for her upcoming show, “Daisy Jones & the Six”.

Stella Stevens, a ‘60s actress and Playboy Playmate who appeared in films like "Girls! Girls! Girls!," "The Nutty Professor" and later "The Poseidon Adventure," has died. She was 84. The star’s estate announced to The Associated Press that she passed away on Friday in Los Angeles after a long illness.

Stella Stevens, who starred in the 1972 disaster film “Poseidon Adventure” and in films opposite Elvis Presley, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, died Friday in Los Angeles at the age of 84.Her son, actor/producer Andrew Stevens, confirmed her passing to TheWrap via email. “I was notified early this morning,” Stevens said.

interested in acting and modeling while studying at Memphis State College. After taking part in a collegiate play, Stevens made her film debut in “Say One for Me” in 1959, which won her the Golden Globe for New Star of the Year – Actress in 1960.Stevens also appeared in three Playboy pictorials and was Playmate of the Month for January 1960 — a job she later regretted. “I did the best I could with the tools I had and the opportunities given me,” she was once quoted saying, according to Deadline. “I was a divorced mom with a toddler by the time I was 17, and Playboydid as much harm as it helped. But in spite of that rough start, I did OK.”She would star opposite many big-name actors in movies, including Presley, which she later admitted that she didn’t want to do.

Stella Stevens, the actress best known for her roles in The Nutty Professor and The Poseidon Adventure and starring opposite Elvis Presley in Girls! Girls! Girls!, died today in Los Angeles after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She was 84.

Austin Butler had a fun time proving he was the right man to play Elvis Presley in Baz Luhrmann's Oscar-nominated biopic,. The 31-year-old actor, who has received an Academy Award nod for his role as the iconic singer, opened up about how he convinced the director that he was right fit for the role.«Especially when I was trying to get the part before Baz really welcomed me on the journey, we were trying to figure out if I could play older Elvis,» Butler shared on podcast.

Priscilla Presley and Riley Keough are not on speaking terms amid their ongoing battle over Lisa Marie Presley's trust. A source tells ET that it has been a «very tense and heartbreaking few weeks» for both Riley and Priscilla as they mourn the loss of Lisa Marie.«It has been a very tense and heartbreaking few weeks for both Riley and Priscilla.

Priscilla Presley has fired back at claims she gave away some of Elvis Presley's belongings to Bam Margera. A week ago, Priscilla and Bam made headlines when the former starposted photos and video of them together on social media. Now, Priscilla is sharing her version of the story behind that meeting after it was alleged she gifted him a ring and robe that belonged to the late King of Rock and Roll.«I always welcome fans to take photos with me when they ask. I love and appreciate them.

Elvis Presley's private jet The Lockheed has been sold for an eye-watering $260,000 (£215k) at an auction.The airplane was originally purchased by the iconic singer in December 1976 for $840,000 less than one year before his tragic death in August 1977. The 1962 Lockheed 1329 went up for auction at the Mecum Kissimmee Collector Car auction in Florida on 8 January 8, which would have been Elvis' 88th birthday.

Priscilla Presley and Austin Butler may have formed a strong bond after the Elvis biopic debuted, but that doesn't mean she wasn't dubious of him playing her iconic ex-husband.The actor has been widely lauded for this portrayal as the late King of Rock in the critically-acclaimed Baz Luhrman movie, earning both a Golden Globe win and an Oscar nomination.However, the Elvis director admits Priscilla, naturally, had very high standards and was even "cynical" when it came to casting.WATCH: Austin Butler thanks Lisa Marie And Priscilla Presley at 2023 Golden GlobesMORE: Kelly Ripa wows in skin-tight green wetsuit in honor of Philadelphia Eagles for Super BowlRecalling the casting process ahead of filming in Australia – which took nearly three years because of the coronavirus pandemic –Baz told Entertainment Tonight: "I was not gonna make the film unless I found someone who could play Elvis," adding: "I didn't really think I could."Though he eventually gained all of the confidence in the world after he saw Austin become Elvis, it didn't take away the "nerve-wracking" feeling when  it came to showing Priscilla the movie.MORE: Was Rihanna's son at Super Bowl 2023? Her family life revealedHe admitted: "[Priscilla] was quite cynical about how this young kid could, in fact, manifest her husband," and the outlet reports the director noted how many "disappointments" the Presley family have felt over different on screen portrayals of the late Blue Suede Shoes singer.  Priscilla became nothing but supportive of Austin after seeing the filmHe added: "I remember Priscilla said, 'I know I was hard on you,'" in an email she wrote to him.MORE: Travis and Jason Kelce's sad family history revealed ahead of Super BowlMORE: Goldie Hawn looks

When it came to making “Elvis” — with the late singer’s ex-wife, Priscilla Presley, and daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, watching closely — Baz Luhrmann knew it all came down to casting.

— with the late singer's ex-wife, Priscilla Presley, and daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, watching closely — Baz Luhrmann knew it all came down to casting. «I was not gonna make the film unless I found someone who could play Elvis,» he recalled of the pre-production process. «I didn't really think I could.»Everything came together when he found Austin Butler, who devoted himself to learning The King's songs, mannerisms, and, of course, his iconic voice. However, Luhrmann said the most «nerve-wracking» screening of his entire career came when he sat down with Priscilla to show her the film for the first time."[Priscilla] was quite cynical about how this young kid could, in fact, manifest her husband," he shared, noting that the family has had their share of «disappointments» when it comes to portrayals of Elvis onscreen. «I remember Priscilla said, 'I know I was hard on you,' she wrote me an email… She said, 'Every wink, every move, if my husband was here he would say, 'Hot damn, you are me!''»«She said, 'How did he know about Elvis' rage, his stillness, his inner life, his complex inner life?'» he added. «Because that's not out there.