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Dec 4

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“Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more.” 💚

For the 2001 Oscars, Rita Ryack brought a touch of Whoville whimsy to the red carpet. Nominated for “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” she arrived in a red robe coat trimmed with white shaggy fur, a look worthy of Mrs. Claus or Martha May Whovier.

Her playful nod to the film’s festive world is a reminder that costume designers bring character and storytelling to every occasion.

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#CDGHollywoodHistory
#RitaRyack #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas

“Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more.” 💚

For the 2001 Oscars, Rita Ryack brought a touch of Whoville whimsy to the red carpet. Nominated for “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” she arrived in a red robe coat trimmed with white shaggy fur, a look worthy of Mrs. Claus or Martha May Whovier.

Her playful nod to the film’s festive world is a reminder that costume designers bring character and storytelling to every occasion.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGHollywoodHistory
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Dec 3

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The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market was a success, with CDG members taking center stage as featured vendors and sharing vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind pieces with the community. 🛍️

Thank you to our CDG member vendors and to everyone who attended this year’s event. We extend our appreciation to VP & Education Director Ivy Thaide for organizing the event, and to Barbra Araujo for creating the original event graphic.

Featured CDG Vendors:
Elissa Alcala Deirdre Breithaupt Michelle Collins Aja Davis Lynn Falconer Gabrielle Giarrusso Terry Gordon Hannah Greenblatt Kristin Hedman Jayne Marie Kehoe Samantha Kuester Zelda Lambrecht Neishea Lemle Wyandon Lubom Valentina Martinez Michele Michel Suzy Perry Arianne Phillips Erica D. Schwartz Alexa Stone

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market was a success, with CDG members taking center stage as featured vendors and sharing vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind pieces with the community. 🛍️

Thank you to our CDG member vendors and to everyone who attended this year’s event. We extend our appreciation to VP & Education Director Ivy Thaide for organizing the event, and to Barbra Araujo for creating the original event graphic.

Featured CDG Vendors:
Elissa Alcala Deirdre Breithaupt Michelle Collins Aja Davis Lynn Falconer Gabrielle Giarrusso Terry Gordon Hannah Greenblatt Kristin Hedman Jayne Marie Kehoe Samantha Kuester Zelda Lambrecht Neishea Lemle Wyandon Lubom Valentina Martinez Michele Michel Suzy Perry Arianne Phillips Erica D. Schwartz Alexa Stone

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Dec 2

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Costume designer and CDG member Deena Appel created this custom gown for Patricia Arquette for the 1997 Academy Awards. The design featured a hand-embroidered climbing rose motif illustrated by fellow CDG member Michele Michel, which appeared on the bodice, train, straps, and gloves. 🌹

Deena had collaborated with Patricia Arquette on several projects before the Oscars, and Arquette asked her to design an original gown rather than borrow something from a fashion house. The result was a fully custom piece built through trust, creative exchange, and a willingness to champion costume designers’ work on the red carpet, a tradition deeply rooted in Hollywood history.

This was the year after Nicolas Cage won the Academy Award for “Leaving Las Vegas.” He returned as a presenter, while Arquette arrived in the original gown design Deena had created. ✨

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Costume designer and CDG member Deena Appel created this custom gown for Patricia Arquette for the 1997 Academy Awards. The design featured a hand-embroidered climbing rose motif illustrated by fellow CDG member Michele Michel, which appeared on the bodice, train, straps, and gloves. 🌹

Deena had collaborated with Patricia Arquette on several projects before the Oscars, and Arquette asked her to design an original gown rather than borrow something from a fashion house. The result was a fully custom piece built through trust, creative exchange, and a willingness to champion costume designers’ work on the red carpet, a tradition deeply rooted in Hollywood history.

This was the year after Nicolas Cage won the Academy Award for “Leaving Las Vegas.” He returned as a presenter, while Arquette arrived in the original gown design Deena had created. ✨

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Nov 26

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CDG member and costume illustrator David Masson San Gabriel is a Spanish American artist whose work has helped define the look of some of today’s most memorable characters.

David’s illustrations have supported the vision of major productions including Ready Player One, Venom, Thor: Love and Thunder, WandaVision, Blue Beetle, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, contributing to the visual world-building that brings these stories to life.

Follow his Instagram to learn more: @david_masson_sg

Slide Credits:
1. Wandavision / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
2. Blue Beetle / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
3. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
4. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
5. Thor: Love and Thunder / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGIlustrator #DavidMassonSanGabriel

CDG member and costume illustrator David Masson San Gabriel is a Spanish American artist whose work has helped define the look of some of today’s most memorable characters.

David’s illustrations have supported the vision of major productions including Ready Player One, Venom, Thor: Love and Thunder, WandaVision, Blue Beetle, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, contributing to the visual world-building that brings these stories to life.

Follow his Instagram to learn more: @david_masson_sg

Slide Credits:
1. Wandavision / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
2. Blue Beetle / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
3. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
4. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
5. Thor: Love and Thunder / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo

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Nov 25

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CDG member and costume designer Lenka Padysakova recently celebrated a major milestone with the debut of her latest collection at Beverly Hills Fashion Week. Many of our members shape fashion trends through their work in film and television, and Lenka is no exception. Her design influence extends naturally into the fashion world.

A graduate of the London College of Fashion, Lenka has built an international career designing for film, theater, and luxury fashion houses across Europe and the United States. Her cinematic approach reflects her background in the performing arts, where costume plays a crucial role in defining character, narrative, and visual identity. Drawing inspiration from Art Nouveau and rich storytelling traditions, her work highlights clean form, individuality, and a confident feminine presence.

Follow @lenkapadysakova to explore her latest collection. ✨

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#LenkaPadysakova #BeverlyHillsFashionWeek

CDG member and costume designer Lenka Padysakova recently celebrated a major milestone with the debut of her latest collection at Beverly Hills Fashion Week. Many of our members shape fashion trends through their work in film and television, and Lenka is no exception. Her design influence extends naturally into the fashion world.

A graduate of the London College of Fashion, Lenka has built an international career designing for film, theater, and luxury fashion houses across Europe and the United States. Her cinematic approach reflects her background in the performing arts, where costume plays a crucial role in defining character, narrative, and visual identity. Drawing inspiration from Art Nouveau and rich storytelling traditions, her work highlights clean form, individuality, and a confident feminine presence.

Follow @lenkapadysakova to explore her latest collection. ✨

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Nov 24

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CDG members know how to make a statement on the big screen and on the red carpet. In our #CDGHollywoodHistory series, we’re highlighting standout moments created and shaped by our own CDG community ahead of awards season. 🌟

Few red-carpet moments are as unforgettable as CDG member and costume designer Lizzy Gardiner’s 1995 Oscars look, a gown made entirely of 254 American Express Gold cards, each bearing her name. Designed by Gardiner and constructed by CDG member Salvador Perez, the piece became an instant pop-culture staple. Gardiner wore the gown the same evening she won the Oscar for “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”

At the time, Perez was the tailor who built the dress. He recalls, “Amex sent the cards to us with armed guards, and I made the dress in my shop. They all had her name on them, and they were valid for the month of the Oscars.” 💳✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGHollywoodHistory

CDG members know how to make a statement on the big screen and on the red carpet. In our #CDGHollywoodHistory series, we’re highlighting standout moments created and shaped by our own CDG community ahead of awards season. 🌟

Few red-carpet moments are as unforgettable as CDG member and costume designer Lizzy Gardiner’s 1995 Oscars look, a gown made entirely of 254 American Express Gold cards, each bearing her name. Designed by Gardiner and constructed by CDG member Salvador Perez, the piece became an instant pop-culture staple. Gardiner wore the gown the same evening she won the Oscar for “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”

At the time, Perez was the tailor who built the dress. He recalls, “Amex sent the cards to us with armed guards, and I made the dress in my shop. They all had her name on them, and they were valid for the month of the Oscars.” 💳✨

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Nov 24

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When “The Young and the Restless” set out to reunite longtime fan favorites Cricket and Danny in a wedding three decades in the making, CDG member and costume designer Mandi Line stepped into one of daytime television’s most anticipated moments. 👰‍♀️💍

Fans voted on the primary wedding gown, but the now-beloved reception dress came from Mandi’s deep well of experience and instinct. “Costume designers have an intuition in their gut when there needs to be a backup, and nine times out of ten you end up using it,” she shared. With 26 years in the industry, Mandi trusted that instinct and kept the fourth gown she’d pulled, knowing its quiet elegance might be needed.

Designing wedding gowns for a soap opera is a production feat that few outside the genre understand. Mandi and actress Lauralee Bell worked closely for months, narrowing down nearly 19 gowns to the final three options selected for audience voting. In the world of daytime drama, where the team can establish more than 100 costumes a week, the creative process is nonstop and entirely collaborative.

Read the full feature on @Variety. Article written by Rosemary Rossi. 💫

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#YoungandtheRestless #MandiLine

When “The Young and the Restless” set out to reunite longtime fan favorites Cricket and Danny in a wedding three decades in the making, CDG member and costume designer Mandi Line stepped into one of daytime television’s most anticipated moments. 👰‍♀️💍

Fans voted on the primary wedding gown, but the now-beloved reception dress came from Mandi’s deep well of experience and instinct. “Costume designers have an intuition in their gut when there needs to be a backup, and nine times out of ten you end up using it,” she shared. With 26 years in the industry, Mandi trusted that instinct and kept the fourth gown she’d pulled, knowing its quiet elegance might be needed.

Designing wedding gowns for a soap opera is a production feat that few outside the genre understand. Mandi and actress Lauralee Bell worked closely for months, narrowing down nearly 19 gowns to the final three options selected for audience voting. In the world of daytime drama, where the team can establish more than 100 costumes a week, the creative process is nonstop and entirely collaborative.

Read the full feature on @Variety. Article written by Rosemary Rossi. 💫

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Nov 21

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Where we’re going, we don’t need roads - just great costumes! 🏎️🧪💥 Our latest CDG Movie Night, presented in partnership with the Universal Costume House, was a truly special and intimate gathering. We screened “Back to the Future” and followed it with a Q&A featuring Academy Award–winning costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott, moderated by Justin Humphreys.

The evening celebrated the timeless costume design, character work and visual storytelling that helped define one of cinema’s most beloved films. Guests enjoyed the ultimate theater experience on the Universal Studios Lot at the Steven Spielberg Theater, complete with sweet and savory treats that brought us right back in time to this iconic classic. 🍿

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGMovieNight #UniversalCostumeHouse
#BackToTheFuture #DeborahLynnScott

Where we’re going, we don’t need roads - just great costumes! 🏎️🧪💥 Our latest CDG Movie Night, presented in partnership with the Universal Costume House, was a truly special and intimate gathering. We screened “Back to the Future” and followed it with a Q&A featuring Academy Award–winning costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott, moderated by Justin Humphreys.

The evening celebrated the timeless costume design, character work and visual storytelling that helped define one of cinema’s most beloved films. Guests enjoyed the ultimate theater experience on the Universal Studios Lot at the Steven Spielberg Theater, complete with sweet and savory treats that brought us right back in time to this iconic classic. 🍿

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGMovieNight #UniversalCostumeHouse
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Nov 20

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We’re obsessulated! 💚 CDG member and award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell returns for the epic conclusion with “Wicked: For Good.”

Paul shares, “Wicked was the most ambitious project of my career. As a production team, we knew we had to build a world so fully realized that the audience could believe it truly existed. That foundation allows viewers to step into the story from the very first frame and experience it in totality.

What made this possible was the extraordinary community of artisans and makers who brought their talent and imagination to every detail. There was a powerful juxtaposition of analog over algorithm — an intentional commitment to time, technique, and handwork. Every stitch, every texture, every choice reflected not only my vision for the film, but the mastery of the craftspeople who shaped it.”

“Wicked: For Good” is in theaters everywhere tomorrow, Nov. 21! 💕

Fiyero illustration by: Darrell Warner

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#Wicked #PaulTazwell

We’re obsessulated! 💚 CDG member and award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell returns for the epic conclusion with “Wicked: For Good.”

Paul shares, “Wicked was the most ambitious project of my career. As a production team, we knew we had to build a world so fully realized that the audience could believe it truly existed. That foundation allows viewers to step into the story from the very first frame and experience it in totality.

What made this possible was the extraordinary community of artisans and makers who brought their talent and imagination to every detail. There was a powerful juxtaposition of analog over algorithm — an intentional commitment to time, technique, and handwork. Every stitch, every texture, every choice reflected not only my vision for the film, but the mastery of the craftspeople who shaped it.”

“Wicked: For Good” is in theaters everywhere tomorrow, Nov. 21! 💕

Fiyero illustration by: Darrell Warner

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Nov 19

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Big news! ❄️ The Winter 2026 issue of The Costume Designer is now available online, highlighting standout work from our CDG community.

This issue’s cover features CDG member and costume designer Lisa Lovaas with Kevin Costner for Horizon: An American Saga, Chapter 2. Lovaas approached the film’s 120-plus speaking roles with a comprehensive book of costume concepts, drawing from extensive historical research and her own family archives. A photo of her grandfather, a doctor on a Navajo reservation in the 1920s, became a key reference image that helped shape the film’s visual world.

Explore the full story and more in the Winter 2026 issue.
 A big shoutout to our amazing contributors: 
Communications & Creative Director: @anna_wyckoff
Managing Editor: @garyvfossart
Associate Editor: @bonnie_nipar
Creative Director: @yokcreative
Creative Director: @turner_johnson_la
Contributor: @grantrindner
Contributor: @eduardocastro293
Contributor: @camillebenda
Contributor: @gwynconawayart

Cover:
Photo:@RobertReiff
Make-up: @makeupmagick
Location: @theautry

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#TheCostumeDesignerMagazine

Big news! ❄️ The Winter 2026 issue of The Costume Designer is now available online, highlighting standout work from our CDG community.

This issue’s cover features CDG member and costume designer Lisa Lovaas with Kevin Costner for Horizon: An American Saga, Chapter 2. Lovaas approached the film’s 120-plus speaking roles with a comprehensive book of costume concepts, drawing from extensive historical research and her own family archives. A photo of her grandfather, a doctor on a Navajo reservation in the 1920s, became a key reference image that helped shape the film’s visual world.

Explore the full story and more in the Winter 2026 issue.
 A big shoutout to our amazing contributors: 
Communications & Creative Director: @anna_wyckoff
Managing Editor: @garyvfossart
Associate Editor: @bonnie_nipar
Creative Director: @yokcreative
Creative Director: @turner_johnson_la
Contributor: @grantrindner
Contributor: @eduardocastro293
Contributor: @camillebenda
Contributor: @gwynconawayart

Cover:
Photo:@RobertReiff
Make-up: @makeupmagick
Location: @theautry

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Nov 19

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CDG member and costume designer Angela Hadnagy is celebrating two exciting milestones, including her costume design work for “Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie” and the release of DreamWorks’ new book, “The Art & Making of DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie,” which features her original illustrations for the film. 💖

Follow @angelahadnagy on Instagram to see her ongoing interview series with @roncicero. Full interviews are available on YouTube at @holly2home.

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#GabbysDollhouse

CDG member and costume designer Angela Hadnagy is celebrating two exciting milestones, including her costume design work for “Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie” and the release of DreamWorks’ new book, “The Art & Making of DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie,” which features her original illustrations for the film. 💖

Follow @angelahadnagy on Instagram to see her ongoing interview series with @roncicero. Full interviews are available on YouTube at @holly2home.

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Nov 18

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Returning for Season 2 of “Nobody Wants This,” costume designer Negar Ali Kline continues to shape the show’s quirky storytelling with a style that is both witty and deeply human. Known for capturing the Los Angeleno “it girl,” Negar brings a keen sense of color, texture and character nuance to each episode, grounding the humor in authenticity.

She creates space for sisters Joanne and Morgan to share similar sources of expression while maintaining distinct identities through costume. Each character is anchored by a unique visual language, collectively celebrating the rich and varied culture of Los Angeles.

The full season is now available on Netflix. 💖

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#NobodyWantsThis #NegarAliKline

Returning for Season 2 of “Nobody Wants This,” costume designer Negar Ali Kline continues to shape the show’s quirky storytelling with a style that is both witty and deeply human. Known for capturing the Los Angeleno “it girl,” Negar brings a keen sense of color, texture and character nuance to each episode, grounding the humor in authenticity.

She creates space for sisters Joanne and Morgan to share similar sources of expression while maintaining distinct identities through costume. Each character is anchored by a unique visual language, collectively celebrating the rich and varied culture of Los Angeles.

The full season is now available on Netflix. 💖

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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Nov 14

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CDG member Diana Eden continues her story in a second book! Three-time Emmy-nominated costume designer, Broadway dancer, and actress Diana Eden shares the next chapter of her remarkable life in “Getting Older and Other Indignities.”

Following her first memoir, “Stars in Their Underwear,” Eden reflects on life after a decades-long career in entertainment, navigating loss, rediscovering joy, and proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit.

At 85, she continues to inspire students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
 Learn more or purchase “Getting Older and Other Indignities” at the link in our bio. ✨

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#DianaEden

CDG member Diana Eden continues her story in a second book! Three-time Emmy-nominated costume designer, Broadway dancer, and actress Diana Eden shares the next chapter of her remarkable life in “Getting Older and Other Indignities.”

Following her first memoir, “Stars in Their Underwear,” Eden reflects on life after a decades-long career in entertainment, navigating loss, rediscovering joy, and proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit.

At 85, she continues to inspire students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
 Learn more or purchase “Getting Older and Other Indignities” at the link in our bio. ✨

#CDG892 #CostumeDesignersGuild
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CDG member and costume illustrator Ciara Brennan is a trained fine artist and has spent over 15 years as a professional costumer before transitioning into a full-time illustrator. Her time in the costume department enabled her to build lasting relationships with costume designers and gain invaluable hands-on experience with the production process —a unique skill set that she brings to every new illustration project. ✨

Follow her Instagram to learn more: @ciaradrawsstuff

Slide Credits:
1. Star Trek Discovery / CD: Anthony Tran
2. Disney Descendants Rise of Red / CD: Emilio Sosa
3. Murderbot / CD: Carrie Grace
4. Star Trek Strange New Worlds / CD: Bernadette Croft

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#CDGIlustrator

CDG member and costume illustrator Ciara Brennan is a trained fine artist and has spent over 15 years as a professional costumer before transitioning into a full-time illustrator. Her time in the costume department enabled her to build lasting relationships with costume designers and gain invaluable hands-on experience with the production process —a unique skill set that she brings to every new illustration project. ✨

Follow her Instagram to learn more: @ciaradrawsstuff

Slide Credits:
1. Star Trek Discovery / CD: Anthony Tran
2. Disney Descendants Rise of Red / CD: Emilio Sosa
3. Murderbot / CD: Carrie Grace
4. Star Trek Strange New Worlds / CD: Bernadette Croft

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Nov 12

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The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market returns Nov. 22! Discover vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind items from Local 892 vendors—right here in Burbank. 🛍️

The CDG Flea Market is free and open to the public for shopping. See you there!

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

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Only want to see you in the purple rain. 💜

Designed by CDG member Marie France and made by Louis Wells and Vaughn Terry Jelks, this white dotted jacquard blouse defined a generation and became an icon of Prince’s Purple Rain era.

Pearl buttons and jeweled “cuff links” accentuate the garment’s exuberant dandyism. Around the time of his iconic 1984 album and film, Purple Rain, ruffled Regency-inspired shirts and tailored tailcoats became Prince’s signature, echoing the New Romantic movement of early 19th-century dandyism and the peacock styles of 1960s London.

The iconic blouse was part of The MET’s recent exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Information and images repost: @metmuseum ☔️

Photograph by Phil Sandlin / AP Photo.

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#TheMET #Prince #MarieFrance

Only want to see you in the purple rain. 💜

Designed by CDG member Marie France and made by Louis Wells and Vaughn Terry Jelks, this white dotted jacquard blouse defined a generation and became an icon of Prince’s Purple Rain era.

Pearl buttons and jeweled “cuff links” accentuate the garment’s exuberant dandyism. Around the time of his iconic 1984 album and film, Purple Rain, ruffled Regency-inspired shirts and tailored tailcoats became Prince’s signature, echoing the New Romantic movement of early 19th-century dandyism and the peacock styles of 1960s London.

The iconic blouse was part of The MET’s recent exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Information and images repost: @metmuseum ☔️

Photograph by Phil Sandlin / AP Photo.

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Such a great vibe at the marketing brunch! Wonderful to see all who stopped by and a special thank you to co-chairs Samantha Kuester and Salvador Perez.

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We had an incredible time at The Hollywood IATSE All-In Mixer! 🛸✨ Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, and made a PAC donation for this important cause. Special thanks to our Executive Director, Brigitta Romanov, and local leadership for their support. This memorable night of fun would not have been possible without our generous supporters!

Photos by Andrew Cooper and Troy Harvey.

Visit our Facebook page for the full length photo album.

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#IATSE #IASolidarity

We had an incredible time at The Hollywood IATSE All-In Mixer! 🛸✨ Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, and made a PAC donation for this important cause. Special thanks to our Executive Director, Brigitta Romanov, and local leadership for their support. This memorable night of fun would not have been possible without our generous supporters!

Photos by Andrew Cooper and Troy Harvey.

Visit our Facebook page for the full length photo album.

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#IATSE #IASolidarity ...

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Nov 6

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Trailblazing two-time Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter has defined generations of storytelling through her meticulous research, artistry, and cultural vision. Her work has shaped contemporary cinema and continues to uplift black artistry. From “Do the Right Thing,” “Malcolm X,” “Sinners,” “Black Panther,” and more, Ruth continues to demonstrate how costume design shapes the emotional and historical fabric of a film. ✨

In her latest Vogue World feature, Ruth reflects on her decades-long journey and the significance of designing with meaning. Every project, she says, is about more than building garments; it’s about honoring heritage, community, and the people whose stories deserve to be seen.

Visit Vogue’s YouTube channel to view the full video!

#Repost @voguemagazine

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#VogueWorld #RuthECarter

Trailblazing two-time Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter has defined generations of storytelling through her meticulous research, artistry, and cultural vision. Her work has shaped contemporary cinema and continues to uplift black artistry. From “Do the Right Thing,” “Malcolm X,” “Sinners,” “Black Panther,” and more, Ruth continues to demonstrate how costume design shapes the emotional and historical fabric of a film. ✨

In her latest Vogue World feature, Ruth reflects on her decades-long journey and the significance of designing with meaning. Every project, she says, is about more than building garments; it’s about honoring heritage, community, and the people whose stories deserve to be seen.

Visit Vogue’s YouTube channel to view the full video!

#Repost @voguemagazine

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Award-winning costume designer Shirley Kurata has long been celebrated for her gift of melding vibrant colors, cultural storytelling, and a love of Los Angeles into every project she takes on. ✨ From shaping the visual world of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” to her collaborations with Rodarte and musicians like Billie Eilish, Shirley’s work lives in various multi-verses of film, fashion, and personal expression.

“I always tell people, L.A. is like going to a flea market. There’s some digging to do, but you’ll definitely find some gems,” says Shirley, who is always on the lookout for up-and-coming creative brands. “It won’t be handed to you. You have to dig.”

Born in Los Angeles and brought up in the San Gabriel Valley, Shirley draws constant inspiration from the city’s eclectic mix of people and places. Her shop, Virgil Normal, co-owned with her partner Charlie Staunton, reflects that same energy, a space where local artists, designers, and dreamers converge. It’s a space that celebrates community and individuality, much like Kurata’s approach to costume design itself.

Read the full interview on @LATimes. Article written by Cerys Davies. Photography by Brandon Kaipo Moningka. 🌟

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #ShirleyKurata

Award-winning costume designer Shirley Kurata has long been celebrated for her gift of melding vibrant colors, cultural storytelling, and a love of Los Angeles into every project she takes on. ✨ From shaping the visual world of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” to her collaborations with Rodarte and musicians like Billie Eilish, Shirley’s work lives in various multi-verses of film, fashion, and personal expression.

“I always tell people, L.A. is like going to a flea market. There’s some digging to do, but you’ll definitely find some gems,” says Shirley, who is always on the lookout for up-and-coming creative brands. “It won’t be handed to you. You have to dig.”

Born in Los Angeles and brought up in the San Gabriel Valley, Shirley draws constant inspiration from the city’s eclectic mix of people and places. Her shop, Virgil Normal, co-owned with her partner Charlie Staunton, reflects that same energy, a space where local artists, designers, and dreamers converge. It’s a space that celebrates community and individuality, much like Kurata’s approach to costume design itself.

Read the full interview on @LATimes. Article written by Cerys Davies. Photography by Brandon Kaipo Moningka. 🌟

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #ShirleyKurata ...

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‘Scarred for Life’ (Season 5, Episode 3) of Black-ish delivers laughs, life lessons, and a striking homage to Black Panther. Costume designer Michelle Cole weaves family, culture, and identity together through bold, expressive designs that celebrate the power of representation on Halloween and beyond.

Halloween episodes hold a special place for costume designers, offering the rare opportunity to draw direct inspiration from the work of other designers. In this case, Michelle, a CDG member, pays tribute to fellow CDG member Ruth E. Carter and her award-winning designs, reminding us of the enduring impact of costume design.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#MichelleCole #Blackish
#RuthECarter #BlackPanther

‘Scarred for Life’ (Season 5, Episode 3) of Black-ish delivers laughs, life lessons, and a striking homage to Black Panther. Costume designer Michelle Cole weaves family, culture, and identity together through bold, expressive designs that celebrate the power of representation on Halloween and beyond.

Halloween episodes hold a special place for costume designers, offering the rare opportunity to draw direct inspiration from the work of other designers. In this case, Michelle, a CDG member, pays tribute to fellow CDG member Ruth E. Carter and her award-winning designs, reminding us of the enduring impact of costume design.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#MichelleCole #Blackish
#RuthECarter #BlackPanther ...

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Oct 31

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“Plaid is everything”: From Cher Horowitz’s iconic yellow plaid set to the colorful and feminine world of “Clueless,” @itsmonamay developed the individual style of each character in the beloved movie.

30 years after its release, May offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process in her new book, “The Fashion of Clueless.”

#Repost @cbsmornings @itsmonamay

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892

“Plaid is everything”: From Cher Horowitz’s iconic yellow plaid set to the colorful and feminine world of “Clueless,” @itsmonamay developed the individual style of each character in the beloved movie.

30 years after its release, May offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process in her new book, “The Fashion of Clueless.”

#Repost @cbsmornings @itsmonamay

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 ...

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Oct 30

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A warm congratulations to our newly elected and returning Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

We celebrated their swearing-in ceremony with IATSE International Vice President Michael F. Miller, Jr. A heartfelt thank you to CDG Executive Director Brigitta Romanov for hosting a beautiful dinner in honor of the incoming and returning members.

Please join us in welcoming our 2025 Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

PRESIDENT
Terry Ann Gordon

VICE PRESIDENT
Ivy Thaide

SECRETARY
Michelle Liu

TREASURER
Nanrose Buchman

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER REPRESENTATIVE
Christine Cover Ferro

COSTUME ILLUSTRATOR REPRESENTATIVE
Barbra Araujo

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE
Cate Adair
Daniel Selon
Salvador Perez
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Johnetta Boone (Alternate)
Jackie Martinez (Alternate)
Samantha Kuester (Alternate)
Lyn Paolo (Alternate)

TRUSTEE
Jacqueline SaintAnne
Mikael Sharafyan
Jennifer May Nickel
Barbara Inglehart (Alternate)

DELEGATE
Brigitta Romanov
Doug Boney
Ivy Thaide
David Matwijkow
Daniel Selon
Dana Rebecca Woods
Trayce Gigi Field
Wyandon Lubom
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Whitney Anne Adams
Phoenix Mellow (Alternate)

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892

A warm congratulations to our newly elected and returning Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

We celebrated their swearing-in ceremony with IATSE International Vice President Michael F. Miller, Jr. A heartfelt thank you to CDG Executive Director Brigitta Romanov for hosting a beautiful dinner in honor of the incoming and returning members.

Please join us in welcoming our 2025 Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

PRESIDENT
Terry Ann Gordon

VICE PRESIDENT
Ivy Thaide

SECRETARY
Michelle Liu

TREASURER
Nanrose Buchman

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER REPRESENTATIVE
Christine Cover Ferro

COSTUME ILLUSTRATOR REPRESENTATIVE
Barbra Araujo

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE
Cate Adair
Daniel Selon
Salvador Perez
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Johnetta Boone (Alternate)
Jackie Martinez (Alternate)
Samantha Kuester (Alternate)
Lyn Paolo (Alternate)

TRUSTEE
Jacqueline SaintAnne
Mikael Sharafyan
Jennifer May Nickel
Barbara Inglehart (Alternate)

DELEGATE
Brigitta Romanov
Doug Boney
Ivy Thaide
David Matwijkow
Daniel Selon
Dana Rebecca Woods
Trayce Gigi Field
Wyandon Lubom
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Whitney Anne Adams
Phoenix Mellow (Alternate)

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 ...

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Oct 30

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Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners

Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners ...

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Oct 29

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Halloween episodes in television are a special treat for costume designers. In addition to the costumes that defines each character throughout the long arc of a TV series, a Halloween episode adds another creative layer with characters dressing up in ‘costumes.’ 🎃

‘Halloween’ (Season 1, Episode 4) of “The Mindy Project” is a fan favorite that balances wit, romance, and style. Costume designer Salvador Perez celebrates each character’s identity through these playful designs, adding layers of comedy and personality to every detail. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#SalvadorPerez #TheMindyProject

Halloween episodes in television are a special treat for costume designers. In addition to the costumes that defines each character throughout the long arc of a TV series, a Halloween episode adds another creative layer with characters dressing up in ‘costumes.’ 🎃

‘Halloween’ (Season 1, Episode 4) of “The Mindy Project” is a fan favorite that balances wit, romance, and style. Costume designer Salvador Perez celebrates each character’s identity through these playful designs, adding layers of comedy and personality to every detail. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#SalvadorPerez #TheMindyProject ...

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Oct 28

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@TeyanaTaylor is no stranger to shutting down a #VogueWorld runway, and she did so alongside @DanaiGurira in a costume @TheRealRuthECarter created for 2018’s “Black Panther.”

#Repost @voguemagazine

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #VogueWorldHollywood

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They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky! ‘Halloween with the Addams Family’ (Season 1, Episode 7) first aired in 1964 and set the tone for generations of spooky storytelling. ✨ Costume designer Ruth Myers helped define the family’s instantly recognizable gothic silhouettes, creating costumes that continue to inspire fan-favorite choices for Halloween celebrations today.

In this episode, two robbers unknowingly join the family’s festivities, only to discover that the real fright lies in keeping up with the Addams Family.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#TheAddamsFamily #RuthMyers

They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky! ‘Halloween with the Addams Family’ (Season 1, Episode 7) first aired in 1964 and set the tone for generations of spooky storytelling. ✨ Costume designer Ruth Myers helped define the family’s instantly recognizable gothic silhouettes, creating costumes that continue to inspire fan-favorite choices for Halloween celebrations today.

In this episode, two robbers unknowingly join the family’s festivities, only to discover that the real fright lies in keeping up with the Addams Family.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#TheAddamsFamily #RuthMyers ...

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Oct 27

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Vogue World: Hollywood transformed the Paramount Studios lot into a celebration of fashion, film, and pure movie magic, where costume designers took center stage. ✨

The event featured seven acts inspired by the work of iconic costume designers whose contributions have made a lasting impact on film and television. CDG members are noted with an asterisk, with Shirley Kurata, costume designer for iconic characters throughout the event.

Act 1: Hollywood Glamour
Catherine Martin, Costume Designer Miuccia Prada, Prada, Creative Director

Act 2: The Renegades
Colleen Atwood, Costume Designer* Seán McGirr, McQueen, Creative Director

Act 3: Historical Heroines
Milena Canonero, Costume Designer Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton, Women’s Artistic Director

Act 4: Summer of Love
Arianne Phillips, Costume Designer*
Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Creative Director

Act 5: Avant-Garde
Sandy Powell, Costume Designer*
Alessandro Michele, Valentino, Creative Director

Act 6: Afrofuturism
Ruth E. Carter, Costume Designer*
Olivier Rousteing, Balmain, Creative Director

Act 7: New World
Jacqueline West, Costume Designer*
Pieter Mulier, Maison Alaïa, Creative Director

Thank you for the photos @ariannephillips! The video is shot by @theartofcostume.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #VogueHollywood
#ColleenAtwood #AriannePhillips
#SandyPowell #RuthECarter #JacquelineWest #CatherineMartin

Vogue World: Hollywood transformed the Paramount Studios lot into a celebration of fashion, film, and pure movie magic, where costume designers took center stage. ✨

The event featured seven acts inspired by the work of iconic costume designers whose contributions have made a lasting impact on film and television. CDG members are noted with an asterisk, with Shirley Kurata, costume designer for iconic characters throughout the event.

Act 1: Hollywood Glamour
Catherine Martin, Costume Designer Miuccia Prada, Prada, Creative Director

Act 2: The Renegades
Colleen Atwood, Costume Designer* Seán McGirr, McQueen, Creative Director

Act 3: Historical Heroines
Milena Canonero, Costume Designer Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton, Women’s Artistic Director

Act 4: Summer of Love
Arianne Phillips, Costume Designer*
Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Creative Director

Act 5: Avant-Garde
Sandy Powell, Costume Designer*
Alessandro Michele, Valentino, Creative Director

Act 6: Afrofuturism
Ruth E. Carter, Costume Designer*
Olivier Rousteing, Balmain, Creative Director

Act 7: New World
Jacqueline West, Costume Designer*
Pieter Mulier, Maison Alaïa, Creative Director

Thank you for the photos @ariannephillips! The video is shot by @theartofcostume.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #VogueHollywood
#ColleenAtwood #AriannePhillips
#SandyPowell #RuthECarter #JacquelineWest #CatherineMartin ...

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Oct 24

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Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners

Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners ...

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Oct 23

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We had a wonderful time at Latinos in Costumes: Inside the Costume Department, presented by the CDG Diversity Committee, a special panel celebrating the artistry, contributions, and voices of Latinx costume professionals.

The conversation featured: • Gaby Acosta, Costume Designer (1923) • Fernando Legadoé, Costume Designer (P-Valley Season 3) • Edurne Fernandez, Assistant Costume Designer (Very Important People) • Eduardo Lucero, Costume Illustrator (Joker: Folie à Deux) • Caroline Darrieux, WF Journeyperson (Red Notice) • Ricardo Vivas, Textile Artist (Fallout Season 2)

Moderated by Maria Lorenzana, Key Costumer (Hocus Pocus 2), the panel highlighted the experiences and creative impact of Latinx 892 and 705 members working in the costume department.

A special thank you to our CDG and MPC volunteers Maria Garcia, Barbra Araujo, Salvador Perez, Maria Lorenzana, Sami Martin Sarmiento, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, Christine Cover Ferro, Marcella Flores, and Jackie Martinez for helping make this event a success.

The ofrenda was made possible with the support of Edurne Fernandez, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, and Christopher Lawrence.

Special thanks to our featured vendors @mezcalyemanja and @flan_king.

For more photos from the event, please visit our Facebook album or follow @latinosincostumes.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892

We had a wonderful time at Latinos in Costumes: Inside the Costume Department, presented by the CDG Diversity Committee, a special panel celebrating the artistry, contributions, and voices of Latinx costume professionals.

The conversation featured: • Gaby Acosta, Costume Designer (1923) • Fernando Legadoé, Costume Designer (P-Valley Season 3) • Edurne Fernandez, Assistant Costume Designer (Very Important People) • Eduardo Lucero, Costume Illustrator (Joker: Folie à Deux) • Caroline Darrieux, WF Journeyperson (Red Notice) • Ricardo Vivas, Textile Artist (Fallout Season 2)

Moderated by Maria Lorenzana, Key Costumer (Hocus Pocus 2), the panel highlighted the experiences and creative impact of Latinx 892 and 705 members working in the costume department.

A special thank you to our CDG and MPC volunteers Maria Garcia, Barbra Araujo, Salvador Perez, Maria Lorenzana, Sami Martin Sarmiento, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, Christine Cover Ferro, Marcella Flores, and Jackie Martinez for helping make this event a success.

The ofrenda was made possible with the support of Edurne Fernandez, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, and Christopher Lawrence.

Special thanks to our featured vendors @mezcalyemanja and @flan_king.

For more photos from the event, please visit our Facebook album or follow @latinosincostumes.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 ...

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Oct 22

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‘The One with the Halloween Party’ (Season 8, Episode 6) remains one of Friends’ most memorable episodes. 🎃

Costume designer Debra McGuire, who designed all 10 seasons of the beloved sitcom, infused the ensemble’s Halloween costumes with humor and character, making even the silliest costumes like Ross’ “Spudnik” and Chandler’s pink bunny suit feel true to each personality.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween #Friends #DebraMcGuire

‘The One with the Halloween Party’ (Season 8, Episode 6) remains one of Friends’ most memorable episodes. 🎃

Costume designer Debra McGuire, who designed all 10 seasons of the beloved sitcom, infused the ensemble’s Halloween costumes with humor and character, making even the silliest costumes like Ross’ “Spudnik” and Chandler’s pink bunny suit feel true to each personality.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween #Friends #DebraMcGuire ...

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Oct 20

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The teachers and students of “Abbott Elementary” go full zombie mode in ‘Candy Zombies’ (Season 2, Episode 6). 🎃

Costume designer Susan Michalek captures the mayhem of the sugar-fueled students and the spirit of the holiday through colorful classroom costumes and subtle thematic details.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#SusanMichalek #AbbottElementary

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Oct 17

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Congratulations to the #costumeillustrators who are finalists in the 2025 Concept Art Awards! 💫

We’re proud to see 16 CDG costume illustrators and costume designers recognized among this year’s LightBox Expo panelists. Swipe through to learn more about the finalists and the members represented.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CostumeIllustrator #ConceptArt

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Oct 17

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Join us for CDG’s Flea Market on Saturday, November 22, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the CDG office in Burbank. 🛍️

Vendor applications are now open! Take advantage of our Early Bird Special by registering before October 22 to receive a discount. Applications are open exclusively to CDG members. Check your inbox for the latest ‘CDG in the Know’ newsletter to access the application link. 💌

All proceeds from booth registration will benefit the Eddie Marks Scholarship Fund, supporting the next generation of costume designers.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

Join us for CDG’s Flea Market on Saturday, November 22, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the CDG office in Burbank. 🛍️

Vendor applications are now open! Take advantage of our Early Bird Special by registering before October 22 to receive a discount. Applications are open exclusively to CDG members. Check your inbox for the latest ‘CDG in the Know’ newsletter to access the application link. 💌

All proceeds from booth registration will benefit the Eddie Marks Scholarship Fund, supporting the next generation of costume designers.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket ...

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Oct 16

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In Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” Jennifer Lopez captivates audiences as Ingrid Luna, an Old Hollywood icon starring in the movie within the musical drama, brought to life through breathtaking 1940s-inspired costumes designed by Colleen Atwood and Christine L. Cantella. 💫

Among the film’s breathtaking range of costumes, the 50-pound gilded gown worn by Lopez during her dazzling entrance as Aurora takes center stage. Hand-beaded with thousands of glass beads that shimmer like liquid gold, the gown moves fluidly as she performs “I Will Dance Alone.” Built on a corseted structure and tailored for full choreography, the piece recalls the elegance and precision of Golden Age MGM musicals, where every sequin, pleat, and slit served both story and movement.

Atwood and Cantella’s designs transform the film into a rich, color-saturated dreamscape, honoring the artistry of vintage couture while celebrating the endurance of costume design as a storytelling force. From La Luna’s radiant blues and fringed copper dresses to her sharp white showgirl look, each ensemble carries the essence of fantasy and resilience that defines “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

Visit Elle to read the full feature. Article written by Fawnia Soo Hoo.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#ColleenAtwood #ChristineLCantella
#JenniferLopez #KissoftheSpiderWoman

In Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” Jennifer Lopez captivates audiences as Ingrid Luna, an Old Hollywood icon starring in the movie within the musical drama, brought to life through breathtaking 1940s-inspired costumes designed by Colleen Atwood and Christine L. Cantella. 💫

Among the film’s breathtaking range of costumes, the 50-pound gilded gown worn by Lopez during her dazzling entrance as Aurora takes center stage. Hand-beaded with thousands of glass beads that shimmer like liquid gold, the gown moves fluidly as she performs “I Will Dance Alone.” Built on a corseted structure and tailored for full choreography, the piece recalls the elegance and precision of Golden Age MGM musicals, where every sequin, pleat, and slit served both story and movement.

Atwood and Cantella’s designs transform the film into a rich, color-saturated dreamscape, honoring the artistry of vintage couture while celebrating the endurance of costume design as a storytelling force. From La Luna’s radiant blues and fringed copper dresses to her sharp white showgirl look, each ensemble carries the essence of fantasy and resilience that defines “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

Visit Elle to read the full feature. Article written by Fawnia Soo Hoo.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#ColleenAtwood #ChristineLCantella
#JenniferLopez #KissoftheSpiderWoman ...

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“Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more.” 💚

For the 2001 Oscars, Rita Ryack brought a touch of Whoville whimsy to the red carpet. Nominated for “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” she arrived in a red robe coat trimmed with white shaggy fur, a look worthy of Mrs. Claus or Martha May Whovier.

Her playful nod to the film’s festive world is a reminder that costume designers bring character and storytelling to every occasion.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGHollywoodHistory
#RitaRyack #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas

“Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas… perhaps… means a little bit more.” 💚

For the 2001 Oscars, Rita Ryack brought a touch of Whoville whimsy to the red carpet. Nominated for “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” she arrived in a red robe coat trimmed with white shaggy fur, a look worthy of Mrs. Claus or Martha May Whovier.

Her playful nod to the film’s festive world is a reminder that costume designers bring character and storytelling to every occasion.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGHollywoodHistory
#RitaRyack #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas ...

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The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market was a success, with CDG members taking center stage as featured vendors and sharing vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind pieces with the community. 🛍️

Thank you to our CDG member vendors and to everyone who attended this year’s event. We extend our appreciation to VP & Education Director Ivy Thaide for organizing the event, and to Barbra Araujo for creating the original event graphic.

Featured CDG Vendors:
Elissa Alcala Deirdre Breithaupt Michelle Collins Aja Davis Lynn Falconer Gabrielle Giarrusso Terry Gordon Hannah Greenblatt Kristin Hedman Jayne Marie Kehoe Samantha Kuester Zelda Lambrecht Neishea Lemle Wyandon Lubom Valentina Martinez Michele Michel Suzy Perry Arianne Phillips Erica D. Schwartz Alexa Stone

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market was a success, with CDG members taking center stage as featured vendors and sharing vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind pieces with the community. 🛍️

Thank you to our CDG member vendors and to everyone who attended this year’s event. We extend our appreciation to VP & Education Director Ivy Thaide for organizing the event, and to Barbra Araujo for creating the original event graphic.

Featured CDG Vendors:
Elissa Alcala Deirdre Breithaupt Michelle Collins Aja Davis Lynn Falconer Gabrielle Giarrusso Terry Gordon Hannah Greenblatt Kristin Hedman Jayne Marie Kehoe Samantha Kuester Zelda Lambrecht Neishea Lemle Wyandon Lubom Valentina Martinez Michele Michel Suzy Perry Arianne Phillips Erica D. Schwartz Alexa Stone

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket ...

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Costume designer and CDG member Deena Appel created this custom gown for Patricia Arquette for the 1997 Academy Awards. The design featured a hand-embroidered climbing rose motif illustrated by fellow CDG member Michele Michel, which appeared on the bodice, train, straps, and gloves. 🌹

Deena had collaborated with Patricia Arquette on several projects before the Oscars, and Arquette asked her to design an original gown rather than borrow something from a fashion house. The result was a fully custom piece built through trust, creative exchange, and a willingness to champion costume designers’ work on the red carpet, a tradition deeply rooted in Hollywood history.

This was the year after Nicolas Cage won the Academy Award for “Leaving Las Vegas.” He returned as a presenter, while Arquette arrived in the original gown design Deena had created. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHollywoodHistory

Costume designer and CDG member Deena Appel created this custom gown for Patricia Arquette for the 1997 Academy Awards. The design featured a hand-embroidered climbing rose motif illustrated by fellow CDG member Michele Michel, which appeared on the bodice, train, straps, and gloves. 🌹

Deena had collaborated with Patricia Arquette on several projects before the Oscars, and Arquette asked her to design an original gown rather than borrow something from a fashion house. The result was a fully custom piece built through trust, creative exchange, and a willingness to champion costume designers’ work on the red carpet, a tradition deeply rooted in Hollywood history.

This was the year after Nicolas Cage won the Academy Award for “Leaving Las Vegas.” He returned as a presenter, while Arquette arrived in the original gown design Deena had created. ✨

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CDG member and costume illustrator David Masson San Gabriel is a Spanish American artist whose work has helped define the look of some of today’s most memorable characters.

David’s illustrations have supported the vision of major productions including Ready Player One, Venom, Thor: Love and Thunder, WandaVision, Blue Beetle, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, contributing to the visual world-building that brings these stories to life.

Follow his Instagram to learn more: @david_masson_sg

Slide Credits:
1. Wandavision / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
2. Blue Beetle / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
3. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
4. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
5. Thor: Love and Thunder / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo

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#CDGIlustrator #DavidMassonSanGabriel

CDG member and costume illustrator David Masson San Gabriel is a Spanish American artist whose work has helped define the look of some of today’s most memorable characters.

David’s illustrations have supported the vision of major productions including Ready Player One, Venom, Thor: Love and Thunder, WandaVision, Blue Beetle, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, contributing to the visual world-building that brings these stories to life.

Follow his Instagram to learn more: @david_masson_sg

Slide Credits:
1. Wandavision / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
2. Blue Beetle / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
3. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
4. Deadpool & Wolverine / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo
5. Thor: Love and Thunder / CD: Mayes C. Rubeo

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CDG member and costume designer Lenka Padysakova recently celebrated a major milestone with the debut of her latest collection at Beverly Hills Fashion Week. Many of our members shape fashion trends through their work in film and television, and Lenka is no exception. Her design influence extends naturally into the fashion world.

A graduate of the London College of Fashion, Lenka has built an international career designing for film, theater, and luxury fashion houses across Europe and the United States. Her cinematic approach reflects her background in the performing arts, where costume plays a crucial role in defining character, narrative, and visual identity. Drawing inspiration from Art Nouveau and rich storytelling traditions, her work highlights clean form, individuality, and a confident feminine presence.

Follow @lenkapadysakova to explore her latest collection. ✨

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#LenkaPadysakova #BeverlyHillsFashionWeek

CDG member and costume designer Lenka Padysakova recently celebrated a major milestone with the debut of her latest collection at Beverly Hills Fashion Week. Many of our members shape fashion trends through their work in film and television, and Lenka is no exception. Her design influence extends naturally into the fashion world.

A graduate of the London College of Fashion, Lenka has built an international career designing for film, theater, and luxury fashion houses across Europe and the United States. Her cinematic approach reflects her background in the performing arts, where costume plays a crucial role in defining character, narrative, and visual identity. Drawing inspiration from Art Nouveau and rich storytelling traditions, her work highlights clean form, individuality, and a confident feminine presence.

Follow @lenkapadysakova to explore her latest collection. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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CDG members know how to make a statement on the big screen and on the red carpet. In our #CDGHollywoodHistory series, we’re highlighting standout moments created and shaped by our own CDG community ahead of awards season. 🌟

Few red-carpet moments are as unforgettable as CDG member and costume designer Lizzy Gardiner’s 1995 Oscars look, a gown made entirely of 254 American Express Gold cards, each bearing her name. Designed by Gardiner and constructed by CDG member Salvador Perez, the piece became an instant pop-culture staple. Gardiner wore the gown the same evening she won the Oscar for “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”

At the time, Perez was the tailor who built the dress. He recalls, “Amex sent the cards to us with armed guards, and I made the dress in my shop. They all had her name on them, and they were valid for the month of the Oscars.” 💳✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGHollywoodHistory

CDG members know how to make a statement on the big screen and on the red carpet. In our #CDGHollywoodHistory series, we’re highlighting standout moments created and shaped by our own CDG community ahead of awards season. 🌟

Few red-carpet moments are as unforgettable as CDG member and costume designer Lizzy Gardiner’s 1995 Oscars look, a gown made entirely of 254 American Express Gold cards, each bearing her name. Designed by Gardiner and constructed by CDG member Salvador Perez, the piece became an instant pop-culture staple. Gardiner wore the gown the same evening she won the Oscar for “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”

At the time, Perez was the tailor who built the dress. He recalls, “Amex sent the cards to us with armed guards, and I made the dress in my shop. They all had her name on them, and they were valid for the month of the Oscars.” 💳✨

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When “The Young and the Restless” set out to reunite longtime fan favorites Cricket and Danny in a wedding three decades in the making, CDG member and costume designer Mandi Line stepped into one of daytime television’s most anticipated moments. 👰‍♀️💍

Fans voted on the primary wedding gown, but the now-beloved reception dress came from Mandi’s deep well of experience and instinct. “Costume designers have an intuition in their gut when there needs to be a backup, and nine times out of ten you end up using it,” she shared. With 26 years in the industry, Mandi trusted that instinct and kept the fourth gown she’d pulled, knowing its quiet elegance might be needed.

Designing wedding gowns for a soap opera is a production feat that few outside the genre understand. Mandi and actress Lauralee Bell worked closely for months, narrowing down nearly 19 gowns to the final three options selected for audience voting. In the world of daytime drama, where the team can establish more than 100 costumes a week, the creative process is nonstop and entirely collaborative.

Read the full feature on @Variety. Article written by Rosemary Rossi. 💫

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When “The Young and the Restless” set out to reunite longtime fan favorites Cricket and Danny in a wedding three decades in the making, CDG member and costume designer Mandi Line stepped into one of daytime television’s most anticipated moments. 👰‍♀️💍

Fans voted on the primary wedding gown, but the now-beloved reception dress came from Mandi’s deep well of experience and instinct. “Costume designers have an intuition in their gut when there needs to be a backup, and nine times out of ten you end up using it,” she shared. With 26 years in the industry, Mandi trusted that instinct and kept the fourth gown she’d pulled, knowing its quiet elegance might be needed.

Designing wedding gowns for a soap opera is a production feat that few outside the genre understand. Mandi and actress Lauralee Bell worked closely for months, narrowing down nearly 19 gowns to the final three options selected for audience voting. In the world of daytime drama, where the team can establish more than 100 costumes a week, the creative process is nonstop and entirely collaborative.

Read the full feature on @Variety. Article written by Rosemary Rossi. 💫

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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Where we’re going, we don’t need roads - just great costumes! 🏎️🧪💥 Our latest CDG Movie Night, presented in partnership with the Universal Costume House, was a truly special and intimate gathering. We screened “Back to the Future” and followed it with a Q&A featuring Academy Award–winning costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott, moderated by Justin Humphreys.

The evening celebrated the timeless costume design, character work and visual storytelling that helped define one of cinema’s most beloved films. Guests enjoyed the ultimate theater experience on the Universal Studios Lot at the Steven Spielberg Theater, complete with sweet and savory treats that brought us right back in time to this iconic classic. 🍿

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGMovieNight #UniversalCostumeHouse
#BackToTheFuture #DeborahLynnScott

Where we’re going, we don’t need roads - just great costumes! 🏎️🧪💥 Our latest CDG Movie Night, presented in partnership with the Universal Costume House, was a truly special and intimate gathering. We screened “Back to the Future” and followed it with a Q&A featuring Academy Award–winning costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott, moderated by Justin Humphreys.

The evening celebrated the timeless costume design, character work and visual storytelling that helped define one of cinema’s most beloved films. Guests enjoyed the ultimate theater experience on the Universal Studios Lot at the Steven Spielberg Theater, complete with sweet and savory treats that brought us right back in time to this iconic classic. 🍿

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGMovieNight #UniversalCostumeHouse
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We’re obsessulated! 💚 CDG member and award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell returns for the epic conclusion with “Wicked: For Good.”

Paul shares, “Wicked was the most ambitious project of my career. As a production team, we knew we had to build a world so fully realized that the audience could believe it truly existed. That foundation allows viewers to step into the story from the very first frame and experience it in totality.

What made this possible was the extraordinary community of artisans and makers who brought their talent and imagination to every detail. There was a powerful juxtaposition of analog over algorithm — an intentional commitment to time, technique, and handwork. Every stitch, every texture, every choice reflected not only my vision for the film, but the mastery of the craftspeople who shaped it.”

“Wicked: For Good” is in theaters everywhere tomorrow, Nov. 21! 💕

Fiyero illustration by: Darrell Warner

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#Wicked #PaulTazwell

We’re obsessulated! 💚 CDG member and award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell returns for the epic conclusion with “Wicked: For Good.”

Paul shares, “Wicked was the most ambitious project of my career. As a production team, we knew we had to build a world so fully realized that the audience could believe it truly existed. That foundation allows viewers to step into the story from the very first frame and experience it in totality.

What made this possible was the extraordinary community of artisans and makers who brought their talent and imagination to every detail. There was a powerful juxtaposition of analog over algorithm — an intentional commitment to time, technique, and handwork. Every stitch, every texture, every choice reflected not only my vision for the film, but the mastery of the craftspeople who shaped it.”

“Wicked: For Good” is in theaters everywhere tomorrow, Nov. 21! 💕

Fiyero illustration by: Darrell Warner

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Big news! ❄️ The Winter 2026 issue of The Costume Designer is now available online, highlighting standout work from our CDG community.

This issue’s cover features CDG member and costume designer Lisa Lovaas with Kevin Costner for Horizon: An American Saga, Chapter 2. Lovaas approached the film’s 120-plus speaking roles with a comprehensive book of costume concepts, drawing from extensive historical research and her own family archives. A photo of her grandfather, a doctor on a Navajo reservation in the 1920s, became a key reference image that helped shape the film’s visual world.

Explore the full story and more in the Winter 2026 issue.
 A big shoutout to our amazing contributors: 
Communications & Creative Director: @anna_wyckoff
Managing Editor: @garyvfossart
Associate Editor: @bonnie_nipar
Creative Director: @yokcreative
Creative Director: @turner_johnson_la
Contributor: @grantrindner
Contributor: @eduardocastro293
Contributor: @camillebenda
Contributor: @gwynconawayart

Cover:
Photo:@RobertReiff
Make-up: @makeupmagick
Location: @theautry

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#TheCostumeDesignerMagazine

Big news! ❄️ The Winter 2026 issue of The Costume Designer is now available online, highlighting standout work from our CDG community.

This issue’s cover features CDG member and costume designer Lisa Lovaas with Kevin Costner for Horizon: An American Saga, Chapter 2. Lovaas approached the film’s 120-plus speaking roles with a comprehensive book of costume concepts, drawing from extensive historical research and her own family archives. A photo of her grandfather, a doctor on a Navajo reservation in the 1920s, became a key reference image that helped shape the film’s visual world.

Explore the full story and more in the Winter 2026 issue.
 A big shoutout to our amazing contributors: 
Communications & Creative Director: @anna_wyckoff
Managing Editor: @garyvfossart
Associate Editor: @bonnie_nipar
Creative Director: @yokcreative
Creative Director: @turner_johnson_la
Contributor: @grantrindner
Contributor: @eduardocastro293
Contributor: @camillebenda
Contributor: @gwynconawayart

Cover:
Photo:@RobertReiff
Make-up: @makeupmagick
Location: @theautry

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CDG member and costume designer Angela Hadnagy is celebrating two exciting milestones, including her costume design work for “Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie” and the release of DreamWorks’ new book, “The Art & Making of DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie,” which features her original illustrations for the film. 💖

Follow @angelahadnagy on Instagram to see her ongoing interview series with @roncicero. Full interviews are available on YouTube at @holly2home.

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#GabbysDollhouse

CDG member and costume designer Angela Hadnagy is celebrating two exciting milestones, including her costume design work for “Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie” and the release of DreamWorks’ new book, “The Art & Making of DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie,” which features her original illustrations for the film. 💖

Follow @angelahadnagy on Instagram to see her ongoing interview series with @roncicero. Full interviews are available on YouTube at @holly2home.

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Returning for Season 2 of “Nobody Wants This,” costume designer Negar Ali Kline continues to shape the show’s quirky storytelling with a style that is both witty and deeply human. Known for capturing the Los Angeleno “it girl,” Negar brings a keen sense of color, texture and character nuance to each episode, grounding the humor in authenticity.

She creates space for sisters Joanne and Morgan to share similar sources of expression while maintaining distinct identities through costume. Each character is anchored by a unique visual language, collectively celebrating the rich and varied culture of Los Angeles.

The full season is now available on Netflix. 💖

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#NobodyWantsThis #NegarAliKline

Returning for Season 2 of “Nobody Wants This,” costume designer Negar Ali Kline continues to shape the show’s quirky storytelling with a style that is both witty and deeply human. Known for capturing the Los Angeleno “it girl,” Negar brings a keen sense of color, texture and character nuance to each episode, grounding the humor in authenticity.

She creates space for sisters Joanne and Morgan to share similar sources of expression while maintaining distinct identities through costume. Each character is anchored by a unique visual language, collectively celebrating the rich and varied culture of Los Angeles.

The full season is now available on Netflix. 💖

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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CDG member Diana Eden continues her story in a second book! Three-time Emmy-nominated costume designer, Broadway dancer, and actress Diana Eden shares the next chapter of her remarkable life in “Getting Older and Other Indignities.”

Following her first memoir, “Stars in Their Underwear,” Eden reflects on life after a decades-long career in entertainment, navigating loss, rediscovering joy, and proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit.

At 85, she continues to inspire students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
 Learn more or purchase “Getting Older and Other Indignities” at the link in our bio. ✨

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#DianaEden

CDG member Diana Eden continues her story in a second book! Three-time Emmy-nominated costume designer, Broadway dancer, and actress Diana Eden shares the next chapter of her remarkable life in “Getting Older and Other Indignities.”

Following her first memoir, “Stars in Their Underwear,” Eden reflects on life after a decades-long career in entertainment, navigating loss, rediscovering joy, and proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit.

At 85, she continues to inspire students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
 Learn more or purchase “Getting Older and Other Indignities” at the link in our bio. ✨

#CDG892 #CostumeDesignersGuild
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CDG member and costume illustrator Ciara Brennan is a trained fine artist and has spent over 15 years as a professional costumer before transitioning into a full-time illustrator. Her time in the costume department enabled her to build lasting relationships with costume designers and gain invaluable hands-on experience with the production process —a unique skill set that she brings to every new illustration project. ✨

Follow her Instagram to learn more: @ciaradrawsstuff

Slide Credits:
1. Star Trek Discovery / CD: Anthony Tran
2. Disney Descendants Rise of Red / CD: Emilio Sosa
3. Murderbot / CD: Carrie Grace
4. Star Trek Strange New Worlds / CD: Bernadette Croft

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#CDGIlustrator

CDG member and costume illustrator Ciara Brennan is a trained fine artist and has spent over 15 years as a professional costumer before transitioning into a full-time illustrator. Her time in the costume department enabled her to build lasting relationships with costume designers and gain invaluable hands-on experience with the production process —a unique skill set that she brings to every new illustration project. ✨

Follow her Instagram to learn more: @ciaradrawsstuff

Slide Credits:
1. Star Trek Discovery / CD: Anthony Tran
2. Disney Descendants Rise of Red / CD: Emilio Sosa
3. Murderbot / CD: Carrie Grace
4. Star Trek Strange New Worlds / CD: Bernadette Croft

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The Costume Designers Guild Flea Market returns Nov. 22! Discover vintage, handmade, and one-of-a-kind items from Local 892 vendors—right here in Burbank. 🛍️

The CDG Flea Market is free and open to the public for shopping. See you there!

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

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Only want to see you in the purple rain. 💜

Designed by CDG member Marie France and made by Louis Wells and Vaughn Terry Jelks, this white dotted jacquard blouse defined a generation and became an icon of Prince’s Purple Rain era.

Pearl buttons and jeweled “cuff links” accentuate the garment’s exuberant dandyism. Around the time of his iconic 1984 album and film, Purple Rain, ruffled Regency-inspired shirts and tailored tailcoats became Prince’s signature, echoing the New Romantic movement of early 19th-century dandyism and the peacock styles of 1960s London.

The iconic blouse was part of The MET’s recent exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Information and images repost: @metmuseum ☔️

Photograph by Phil Sandlin / AP Photo.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#TheMET #Prince #MarieFrance

Only want to see you in the purple rain. 💜

Designed by CDG member Marie France and made by Louis Wells and Vaughn Terry Jelks, this white dotted jacquard blouse defined a generation and became an icon of Prince’s Purple Rain era.

Pearl buttons and jeweled “cuff links” accentuate the garment’s exuberant dandyism. Around the time of his iconic 1984 album and film, Purple Rain, ruffled Regency-inspired shirts and tailored tailcoats became Prince’s signature, echoing the New Romantic movement of early 19th-century dandyism and the peacock styles of 1960s London.

The iconic blouse was part of The MET’s recent exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Information and images repost: @metmuseum ☔️

Photograph by Phil Sandlin / AP Photo.

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Such a great vibe at the marketing brunch! Wonderful to see all who stopped by and a special thank you to co-chairs Samantha Kuester and Salvador Perez.

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We had an incredible time at The Hollywood IATSE All-In Mixer! 🛸✨ Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, and made a PAC donation for this important cause. Special thanks to our Executive Director, Brigitta Romanov, and local leadership for their support. This memorable night of fun would not have been possible without our generous supporters!

Photos by Andrew Cooper and Troy Harvey.

Visit our Facebook page for the full length photo album.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#IATSE #IASolidarity

We had an incredible time at The Hollywood IATSE All-In Mixer! 🛸✨ Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, and made a PAC donation for this important cause. Special thanks to our Executive Director, Brigitta Romanov, and local leadership for their support. This memorable night of fun would not have been possible without our generous supporters!

Photos by Andrew Cooper and Troy Harvey.

Visit our Facebook page for the full length photo album.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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Trailblazing two-time Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter has defined generations of storytelling through her meticulous research, artistry, and cultural vision. Her work has shaped contemporary cinema and continues to uplift black artistry. From “Do the Right Thing,” “Malcolm X,” “Sinners,” “Black Panther,” and more, Ruth continues to demonstrate how costume design shapes the emotional and historical fabric of a film. ✨

In her latest Vogue World feature, Ruth reflects on her decades-long journey and the significance of designing with meaning. Every project, she says, is about more than building garments; it’s about honoring heritage, community, and the people whose stories deserve to be seen.

Visit Vogue’s YouTube channel to view the full video!

#Repost @voguemagazine

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #RuthECarter

Trailblazing two-time Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter has defined generations of storytelling through her meticulous research, artistry, and cultural vision. Her work has shaped contemporary cinema and continues to uplift black artistry. From “Do the Right Thing,” “Malcolm X,” “Sinners,” “Black Panther,” and more, Ruth continues to demonstrate how costume design shapes the emotional and historical fabric of a film. ✨

In her latest Vogue World feature, Ruth reflects on her decades-long journey and the significance of designing with meaning. Every project, she says, is about more than building garments; it’s about honoring heritage, community, and the people whose stories deserve to be seen.

Visit Vogue’s YouTube channel to view the full video!

#Repost @voguemagazine

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Award-winning costume designer Shirley Kurata has long been celebrated for her gift of melding vibrant colors, cultural storytelling, and a love of Los Angeles into every project she takes on. ✨ From shaping the visual world of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” to her collaborations with Rodarte and musicians like Billie Eilish, Shirley’s work lives in various multi-verses of film, fashion, and personal expression.

“I always tell people, L.A. is like going to a flea market. There’s some digging to do, but you’ll definitely find some gems,” says Shirley, who is always on the lookout for up-and-coming creative brands. “It won’t be handed to you. You have to dig.”

Born in Los Angeles and brought up in the San Gabriel Valley, Shirley draws constant inspiration from the city’s eclectic mix of people and places. Her shop, Virgil Normal, co-owned with her partner Charlie Staunton, reflects that same energy, a space where local artists, designers, and dreamers converge. It’s a space that celebrates community and individuality, much like Kurata’s approach to costume design itself.

Read the full interview on @LATimes. Article written by Cerys Davies. Photography by Brandon Kaipo Moningka. 🌟

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #ShirleyKurata

Award-winning costume designer Shirley Kurata has long been celebrated for her gift of melding vibrant colors, cultural storytelling, and a love of Los Angeles into every project she takes on. ✨ From shaping the visual world of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” to her collaborations with Rodarte and musicians like Billie Eilish, Shirley’s work lives in various multi-verses of film, fashion, and personal expression.

“I always tell people, L.A. is like going to a flea market. There’s some digging to do, but you’ll definitely find some gems,” says Shirley, who is always on the lookout for up-and-coming creative brands. “It won’t be handed to you. You have to dig.”

Born in Los Angeles and brought up in the San Gabriel Valley, Shirley draws constant inspiration from the city’s eclectic mix of people and places. Her shop, Virgil Normal, co-owned with her partner Charlie Staunton, reflects that same energy, a space where local artists, designers, and dreamers converge. It’s a space that celebrates community and individuality, much like Kurata’s approach to costume design itself.

Read the full interview on @LATimes. Article written by Cerys Davies. Photography by Brandon Kaipo Moningka. 🌟

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‘Scarred for Life’ (Season 5, Episode 3) of Black-ish delivers laughs, life lessons, and a striking homage to Black Panther. Costume designer Michelle Cole weaves family, culture, and identity together through bold, expressive designs that celebrate the power of representation on Halloween and beyond.

Halloween episodes hold a special place for costume designers, offering the rare opportunity to draw direct inspiration from the work of other designers. In this case, Michelle, a CDG member, pays tribute to fellow CDG member Ruth E. Carter and her award-winning designs, reminding us of the enduring impact of costume design.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#MichelleCole #Blackish
#RuthECarter #BlackPanther

‘Scarred for Life’ (Season 5, Episode 3) of Black-ish delivers laughs, life lessons, and a striking homage to Black Panther. Costume designer Michelle Cole weaves family, culture, and identity together through bold, expressive designs that celebrate the power of representation on Halloween and beyond.

Halloween episodes hold a special place for costume designers, offering the rare opportunity to draw direct inspiration from the work of other designers. In this case, Michelle, a CDG member, pays tribute to fellow CDG member Ruth E. Carter and her award-winning designs, reminding us of the enduring impact of costume design.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#MichelleCole #Blackish
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“Plaid is everything”: From Cher Horowitz’s iconic yellow plaid set to the colorful and feminine world of “Clueless,” @itsmonamay developed the individual style of each character in the beloved movie.

30 years after its release, May offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process in her new book, “The Fashion of Clueless.”

#Repost @cbsmornings @itsmonamay

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“Plaid is everything”: From Cher Horowitz’s iconic yellow plaid set to the colorful and feminine world of “Clueless,” @itsmonamay developed the individual style of each character in the beloved movie.

30 years after its release, May offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process in her new book, “The Fashion of Clueless.”

#Repost @cbsmornings @itsmonamay

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A warm congratulations to our newly elected and returning Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

We celebrated their swearing-in ceremony with IATSE International Vice President Michael F. Miller, Jr. A heartfelt thank you to CDG Executive Director Brigitta Romanov for hosting a beautiful dinner in honor of the incoming and returning members.

Please join us in welcoming our 2025 Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

PRESIDENT
Terry Ann Gordon

VICE PRESIDENT
Ivy Thaide

SECRETARY
Michelle Liu

TREASURER
Nanrose Buchman

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER REPRESENTATIVE
Christine Cover Ferro

COSTUME ILLUSTRATOR REPRESENTATIVE
Barbra Araujo

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE
Cate Adair
Daniel Selon
Salvador Perez
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Johnetta Boone (Alternate)
Jackie Martinez (Alternate)
Samantha Kuester (Alternate)
Lyn Paolo (Alternate)

TRUSTEE
Jacqueline SaintAnne
Mikael Sharafyan
Jennifer May Nickel
Barbara Inglehart (Alternate)

DELEGATE
Brigitta Romanov
Doug Boney
Ivy Thaide
David Matwijkow
Daniel Selon
Dana Rebecca Woods
Trayce Gigi Field
Wyandon Lubom
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Whitney Anne Adams
Phoenix Mellow (Alternate)

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892

A warm congratulations to our newly elected and returning Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

We celebrated their swearing-in ceremony with IATSE International Vice President Michael F. Miller, Jr. A heartfelt thank you to CDG Executive Director Brigitta Romanov for hosting a beautiful dinner in honor of the incoming and returning members.

Please join us in welcoming our 2025 Executive Officers, Board Members, Trustees, and Delegates.

PRESIDENT
Terry Ann Gordon

VICE PRESIDENT
Ivy Thaide

SECRETARY
Michelle Liu

TREASURER
Nanrose Buchman

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER REPRESENTATIVE
Christine Cover Ferro

COSTUME ILLUSTRATOR REPRESENTATIVE
Barbra Araujo

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE
Cate Adair
Daniel Selon
Salvador Perez
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Johnetta Boone (Alternate)
Jackie Martinez (Alternate)
Samantha Kuester (Alternate)
Lyn Paolo (Alternate)

TRUSTEE
Jacqueline SaintAnne
Mikael Sharafyan
Jennifer May Nickel
Barbara Inglehart (Alternate)

DELEGATE
Brigitta Romanov
Doug Boney
Ivy Thaide
David Matwijkow
Daniel Selon
Dana Rebecca Woods
Trayce Gigi Field
Wyandon Lubom
Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Whitney Anne Adams
Phoenix Mellow (Alternate)

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Oct 30

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Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners

Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
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Oct 29

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Halloween episodes in television are a special treat for costume designers. In addition to the costumes that defines each character throughout the long arc of a TV series, a Halloween episode adds another creative layer with characters dressing up in ‘costumes.’ 🎃

‘Halloween’ (Season 1, Episode 4) of “The Mindy Project” is a fan favorite that balances wit, romance, and style. Costume designer Salvador Perez celebrates each character’s identity through these playful designs, adding layers of comedy and personality to every detail. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#SalvadorPerez #TheMindyProject

Halloween episodes in television are a special treat for costume designers. In addition to the costumes that defines each character throughout the long arc of a TV series, a Halloween episode adds another creative layer with characters dressing up in ‘costumes.’ 🎃

‘Halloween’ (Season 1, Episode 4) of “The Mindy Project” is a fan favorite that balances wit, romance, and style. Costume designer Salvador Perez celebrates each character’s identity through these playful designs, adding layers of comedy and personality to every detail. ✨

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
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Oct 28

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@TeyanaTaylor is no stranger to shutting down a #VogueWorld runway, and she did so alongside @DanaiGurira in a costume @TheRealRuthECarter created for 2018’s “Black Panther.”

#Repost @voguemagazine

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#VogueWorld #VogueWorldHollywood

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They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky! ‘Halloween with the Addams Family’ (Season 1, Episode 7) first aired in 1964 and set the tone for generations of spooky storytelling. ✨ Costume designer Ruth Myers helped define the family’s instantly recognizable gothic silhouettes, creating costumes that continue to inspire fan-favorite choices for Halloween celebrations today.

In this episode, two robbers unknowingly join the family’s festivities, only to discover that the real fright lies in keeping up with the Addams Family.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#TheAddamsFamily #RuthMyers

They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky! ‘Halloween with the Addams Family’ (Season 1, Episode 7) first aired in 1964 and set the tone for generations of spooky storytelling. ✨ Costume designer Ruth Myers helped define the family’s instantly recognizable gothic silhouettes, creating costumes that continue to inspire fan-favorite choices for Halloween celebrations today.

In this episode, two robbers unknowingly join the family’s festivities, only to discover that the real fright lies in keeping up with the Addams Family.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
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Oct 27

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Vogue World: Hollywood transformed the Paramount Studios lot into a celebration of fashion, film, and pure movie magic, where costume designers took center stage. ✨

The event featured seven acts inspired by the work of iconic costume designers whose contributions have made a lasting impact on film and television. CDG members are noted with an asterisk, with Shirley Kurata, costume designer for iconic characters throughout the event.

Act 1: Hollywood Glamour
Catherine Martin, Costume Designer Miuccia Prada, Prada, Creative Director

Act 2: The Renegades
Colleen Atwood, Costume Designer* Seán McGirr, McQueen, Creative Director

Act 3: Historical Heroines
Milena Canonero, Costume Designer Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton, Women’s Artistic Director

Act 4: Summer of Love
Arianne Phillips, Costume Designer*
Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Creative Director

Act 5: Avant-Garde
Sandy Powell, Costume Designer*
Alessandro Michele, Valentino, Creative Director

Act 6: Afrofuturism
Ruth E. Carter, Costume Designer*
Olivier Rousteing, Balmain, Creative Director

Act 7: New World
Jacqueline West, Costume Designer*
Pieter Mulier, Maison Alaïa, Creative Director

Thank you for the photos @ariannephillips! The video is shot by @theartofcostume.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #VogueHollywood
#ColleenAtwood #AriannePhillips
#SandyPowell #RuthECarter #JacquelineWest #CatherineMartin

Vogue World: Hollywood transformed the Paramount Studios lot into a celebration of fashion, film, and pure movie magic, where costume designers took center stage. ✨

The event featured seven acts inspired by the work of iconic costume designers whose contributions have made a lasting impact on film and television. CDG members are noted with an asterisk, with Shirley Kurata, costume designer for iconic characters throughout the event.

Act 1: Hollywood Glamour
Catherine Martin, Costume Designer Miuccia Prada, Prada, Creative Director

Act 2: The Renegades
Colleen Atwood, Costume Designer* Seán McGirr, McQueen, Creative Director

Act 3: Historical Heroines
Milena Canonero, Costume Designer Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton, Women’s Artistic Director

Act 4: Summer of Love
Arianne Phillips, Costume Designer*
Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Creative Director

Act 5: Avant-Garde
Sandy Powell, Costume Designer*
Alessandro Michele, Valentino, Creative Director

Act 6: Afrofuturism
Ruth E. Carter, Costume Designer*
Olivier Rousteing, Balmain, Creative Director

Act 7: New World
Jacqueline West, Costume Designer*
Pieter Mulier, Maison Alaïa, Creative Director

Thank you for the photos @ariannephillips! The video is shot by @theartofcostume.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#VogueWorld #VogueHollywood
#ColleenAtwood #AriannePhillips
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Oct 24

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Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners

Per the 892 contract, assistant costume designers can be hired to cover different duties within the department. We encourage our members to hire more ACDs. The Guild is here to support designers in educating producers on the value of ACDs and the parameters of the contract.

Join us Saturday, Nov. 8th for our next “A Breath of Fresh Air” town hall for ACDs and members. This gathering is a safe space to share past experiences and concerns. As we continue our mission to strengthen our community and empower each other, the focus of this session will be to discuss challenges we may find in getting work. We’ll allot time to share our concerns and brainstorm possible solutions.

CDG members, please check your email for the ‘CDG IN THE KNOW’ newsletter to learn more and RSVP.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#DidYouKnow #ACD
#assistantcostumedesigners ...

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Oct 23

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We had a wonderful time at Latinos in Costumes: Inside the Costume Department, presented by the CDG Diversity Committee, a special panel celebrating the artistry, contributions, and voices of Latinx costume professionals.

The conversation featured: • Gaby Acosta, Costume Designer (1923) • Fernando Legadoé, Costume Designer (P-Valley Season 3) • Edurne Fernandez, Assistant Costume Designer (Very Important People) • Eduardo Lucero, Costume Illustrator (Joker: Folie à Deux) • Caroline Darrieux, WF Journeyperson (Red Notice) • Ricardo Vivas, Textile Artist (Fallout Season 2)

Moderated by Maria Lorenzana, Key Costumer (Hocus Pocus 2), the panel highlighted the experiences and creative impact of Latinx 892 and 705 members working in the costume department.

A special thank you to our CDG and MPC volunteers Maria Garcia, Barbra Araujo, Salvador Perez, Maria Lorenzana, Sami Martin Sarmiento, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, Christine Cover Ferro, Marcella Flores, and Jackie Martinez for helping make this event a success.

The ofrenda was made possible with the support of Edurne Fernandez, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, and Christopher Lawrence.

Special thanks to our featured vendors @mezcalyemanja and @flan_king.

For more photos from the event, please visit our Facebook album or follow @latinosincostumes.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892

We had a wonderful time at Latinos in Costumes: Inside the Costume Department, presented by the CDG Diversity Committee, a special panel celebrating the artistry, contributions, and voices of Latinx costume professionals.

The conversation featured: • Gaby Acosta, Costume Designer (1923) • Fernando Legadoé, Costume Designer (P-Valley Season 3) • Edurne Fernandez, Assistant Costume Designer (Very Important People) • Eduardo Lucero, Costume Illustrator (Joker: Folie à Deux) • Caroline Darrieux, WF Journeyperson (Red Notice) • Ricardo Vivas, Textile Artist (Fallout Season 2)

Moderated by Maria Lorenzana, Key Costumer (Hocus Pocus 2), the panel highlighted the experiences and creative impact of Latinx 892 and 705 members working in the costume department.

A special thank you to our CDG and MPC volunteers Maria Garcia, Barbra Araujo, Salvador Perez, Maria Lorenzana, Sami Martin Sarmiento, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, Christine Cover Ferro, Marcella Flores, and Jackie Martinez for helping make this event a success.

The ofrenda was made possible with the support of Edurne Fernandez, Kevin Ochoa, Valentina Martinez, and Christopher Lawrence.

Special thanks to our featured vendors @mezcalyemanja and @flan_king.

For more photos from the event, please visit our Facebook album or follow @latinosincostumes.

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Oct 22

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‘The One with the Halloween Party’ (Season 8, Episode 6) remains one of Friends’ most memorable episodes. 🎃

Costume designer Debra McGuire, who designed all 10 seasons of the beloved sitcom, infused the ensemble’s Halloween costumes with humor and character, making even the silliest costumes like Ross’ “Spudnik” and Chandler’s pink bunny suit feel true to each personality.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween #Friends #DebraMcGuire

‘The One with the Halloween Party’ (Season 8, Episode 6) remains one of Friends’ most memorable episodes. 🎃

Costume designer Debra McGuire, who designed all 10 seasons of the beloved sitcom, infused the ensemble’s Halloween costumes with humor and character, making even the silliest costumes like Ross’ “Spudnik” and Chandler’s pink bunny suit feel true to each personality.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween #Friends #DebraMcGuire ...

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The teachers and students of “Abbott Elementary” go full zombie mode in ‘Candy Zombies’ (Season 2, Episode 6). 🎃

Costume designer Susan Michalek captures the mayhem of the sugar-fueled students and the spirit of the holiday through colorful classroom costumes and subtle thematic details.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892 #CDGHalloween
#SusanMichalek #AbbottElementary

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Oct 17

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Congratulations to the #costumeillustrators who are finalists in the 2025 Concept Art Awards! 💫

We’re proud to see 16 CDG costume illustrators and costume designers recognized among this year’s LightBox Expo panelists. Swipe through to learn more about the finalists and the members represented.

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#CostumeIllustrator #ConceptArt

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Join us for CDG’s Flea Market on Saturday, November 22, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the CDG office in Burbank. 🛍️

Vendor applications are now open! Take advantage of our Early Bird Special by registering before October 22 to receive a discount. Applications are open exclusively to CDG members. Check your inbox for the latest ‘CDG in the Know’ newsletter to access the application link. 💌

All proceeds from booth registration will benefit the Eddie Marks Scholarship Fund, supporting the next generation of costume designers.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#CDGFleaMarket

Join us for CDG’s Flea Market on Saturday, November 22, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the CDG office in Burbank. 🛍️

Vendor applications are now open! Take advantage of our Early Bird Special by registering before October 22 to receive a discount. Applications are open exclusively to CDG members. Check your inbox for the latest ‘CDG in the Know’ newsletter to access the application link. 💌

All proceeds from booth registration will benefit the Eddie Marks Scholarship Fund, supporting the next generation of costume designers.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
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Oct 16

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In Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” Jennifer Lopez captivates audiences as Ingrid Luna, an Old Hollywood icon starring in the movie within the musical drama, brought to life through breathtaking 1940s-inspired costumes designed by Colleen Atwood and Christine L. Cantella. 💫

Among the film’s breathtaking range of costumes, the 50-pound gilded gown worn by Lopez during her dazzling entrance as Aurora takes center stage. Hand-beaded with thousands of glass beads that shimmer like liquid gold, the gown moves fluidly as she performs “I Will Dance Alone.” Built on a corseted structure and tailored for full choreography, the piece recalls the elegance and precision of Golden Age MGM musicals, where every sequin, pleat, and slit served both story and movement.

Atwood and Cantella’s designs transform the film into a rich, color-saturated dreamscape, honoring the artistry of vintage couture while celebrating the endurance of costume design as a storytelling force. From La Luna’s radiant blues and fringed copper dresses to her sharp white showgirl look, each ensemble carries the essence of fantasy and resilience that defines “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

Visit Elle to read the full feature. Article written by Fawnia Soo Hoo.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#ColleenAtwood #ChristineLCantella
#JenniferLopez #KissoftheSpiderWoman

In Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” Jennifer Lopez captivates audiences as Ingrid Luna, an Old Hollywood icon starring in the movie within the musical drama, brought to life through breathtaking 1940s-inspired costumes designed by Colleen Atwood and Christine L. Cantella. 💫

Among the film’s breathtaking range of costumes, the 50-pound gilded gown worn by Lopez during her dazzling entrance as Aurora takes center stage. Hand-beaded with thousands of glass beads that shimmer like liquid gold, the gown moves fluidly as she performs “I Will Dance Alone.” Built on a corseted structure and tailored for full choreography, the piece recalls the elegance and precision of Golden Age MGM musicals, where every sequin, pleat, and slit served both story and movement.

Atwood and Cantella’s designs transform the film into a rich, color-saturated dreamscape, honoring the artistry of vintage couture while celebrating the endurance of costume design as a storytelling force. From La Luna’s radiant blues and fringed copper dresses to her sharp white showgirl look, each ensemble carries the essence of fantasy and resilience that defines “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

Visit Elle to read the full feature. Article written by Fawnia Soo Hoo.

#CostumeDesignersGuild #CDG892
#ColleenAtwood #ChristineLCantella
#JenniferLopez #KissoftheSpiderWoman ...

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