Columbo Clothes and Laughs

Season 1, Episode 4 - "Columbo" Suitable for Framing (TV Episode 1971)   This episode was directed by Hy Averback, and written by Richard Levinson, William Link, and Jackson Gillis.   The three best outfits in this episode are:   1) Mitilda, the art gallery owner, in a bright pink and shiny silver lamé cloud gown:     It has a cape:      This stunning and glorious garment has a boatneck and half sleeves and coordinates well with Sam Franklin, the featured hippie artist’s paisley button down shirt.        2) Mitilda, again, in a bright orange and yellow stripe zip up maxi dress caftan:      She accessorizes this with bright neon chunky acrylic costume jewelry necklaces:     3) Aunt Edna’s lime green suit:     It appears to be a wool or mohair blend with gold buttons and a Jetsons-esque two-rib mock turtle neckline:       The funniest line in this episode is when Columbo goes to...

This episode was directed by Jack Smight, and written by Richard Levinson, William Link, and John T. Dugan. The three best outfits in this episode are: 1) Helen Stewart’s bandana ensemble:     She’s sailing, badly, in a bright red butterfly collar bandana print blazer, black tee, dark denim flares...         ...accessorized with gold hoop earrings, matching red bandana kerchief on her head and bright red wedge espadrilles. Honorable mention to her mom’s yellow poly pants and psychedelic floral tunic with bright yellow espadrilles in this scene.  2) Major General Hollister’s nautical evening wear:     He rocks a bright cobalt blue blazer with gold buttons and a red camp collar shirt underneath paired with white pants as he wines and dines the only witness to his crime:     3) Helen Stewart is impeccably dressed throughout this episode and it’s impossible to pick just one more but we have to go with her patchwork hippie maxi caftan wi...

  What is your favorite outfit from Columbo Season 1  Episode 3 “Dead Weight”? Helen Stewart’s Bandana blazer outfit       Mrs. Walters’ yellow and blue floral ensemble         Helen Stewart’s patchwork caftan         Mrs. Walter’s lavender polyester coordinates         Hollister’s nautical evening wear         Helen Stewart’s denim flare suit with velvet trim  and abstract print butterfly  collar polo with  matching kerchief