Always pushing her creativity, Arianne Phillips often takes breaks from film to design theater, music videos, and concert tours, as well as styling print work and cover shoots for fashion magazines like Vogue Italia. “It’s kind of a path cleanser,” she explains. “I’ve gone out of my way to work across genres, so I can be choosy with the films I do.” The breadth and scope of her career is astonishing.

RAD changed the conversation on the red carpet from “Who are you wearing?” which promotes a product, to “Why are you wearing?”

Tazewell, a previous nominee for “West Side Story,” already has an Emmy award (“The Wiz Live”) and Tony award (“Hamilton”) under his belt. He triumphed over fellow costume designers: Arianne Phillips (“A Complete Unknown”), Linda Muir (“Nosferatu”), Lisy Christl (“Conclave”) and Janty Yates and David Crossman (“Gladiator II”).
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The only singer-songwriter to receive a Nobel Prize in Literature, Bob Dylan has long been a guiding voice in American culture. Now his legendary music narrates the story of his most turbulent years in A Complete Unknown. Costume designer Arianne Phillips is exceptionally diverse in what she chooses to design. Film, television, Broadway, music videos, and tours—she’s done it all. Working closely with production designer François Audouy, the results are so authentic you can almost smell the gritty streets of New York City.

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