E! News got the ladies of the show to talk about their favorite '50s looks, then got Long to spill some secrets about how he created the costumes. Check out the video above to find out what the ladies thought of their gorgeous Grease: Live clothes, and click through the gallery below for more photos and details about each specific look.
Sandy (Julianne Hough)
Hough says her favorite looks were Sandy's cheerleading outfit and, of course, Sandy's sexpot transformation from the end of the film. Long tells us that Hough had a part in creating the cheerleader look. "I think she likes it because it's very alive, and she was part of the creation. It is so sweet and oddly very sexy, and I say oddly because it's not form-fitting. She picked the sweater," he dishes. "She is a trained [dancer] so she really knew what she needed."
The tight black look that she wears at the end is a total recreation of the look Albert Wolsky designed for the Grease movie. "The final look is 100 percent his. My version of his, but that's his. Most of the rest of it we've done variations on a theme, but the final look I call my homage to Albert Wolsky…I copied it exactly. I told him I was doing it!"
Rizzo (Vanessa Hudgens)
"As soon as I had my first fitting for the first photo shoot that we did, I put on my pencil skirt and threw on my pixie wig and everything changed," Hudgens tells us. Long says Rizzo's look was mostly black—or black and purple, or black and red. Rizzo is a young lady but she knows a thing or two, so that means she has a "very sophisticated look. Her collar is always up. She rocks the pencil skirt."
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