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As movies and television follow the stories of content creators, their wardrobes help create a riveting fantasy — while simultaneously sending a message.
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One thing we wanted to do through his looks was to break down his personality in multiple facets and show his vulnerability. The turtleneck added a bit of softness to that moment, and it worked for the atmosphere he was in. His costumes went through a natural progression and encapsulated his various moods and vibes.

The work of a costume designer exemplifies the transformative power of clothing…

For decades, film and television have influenced fashion, toys, Halloween costumes, and cosplay without costume designers profiting from their creations. “That’s changing, thanks to the massive success of social media,” notes costume designer Amy Parris for hit series…

For decades, film and television have influenced fashion, toys, Halloween costumes, and cosplay without costume designers profiting from their creations. “That’s changing, thanks to the massive success of social media,” notes costume designer Amy Parris for hit series…

The Studio lives in the space between art and commerce, idealism and vanity, actuality and image. All the characters balance along that tightrope. The characters are immediately recognizable, particularly to anyone who has worked on a set. Clearly drawn from personal experience from show creators, the series is inhabited with fictional characters drawn so close to life that actual celebrity cameos fit in like jigsaw puzzle pieces.

“None of this had been done before—and never on this scale,” she says.

To depict the epic chronicle of the 18th-century unification of the Hawaiian Islands in the Apple TV+ miniseries Chief of War, costume designer Caroline Eselin faced an unparalleled challenge.

“None of this had been done before—and never on this scale,” she says.