La La Land, Hidden Figures, The Crown Score 2017 Costume Designers Guild Wins

Mary Zophres was double-nominated in two different categories (Contemporary for La La Land, where she won and Period for Hail, Caesar!) and Colleen Atwood is also nominated twice but in the same category – Fantasy (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children). Atwood lost both of her bids to Alexandra Byrne for Doctor Strange. Hidden Figures surprised, besting Jackie in Period. Of the three film winners, only La La Land is Oscar-nominated.

Michelle Clapton won two of the three television awards, Period for The Crown and Fantasy for Game of Thrones. She is the first person to achieve that feat in a single night at the Costume Designers Guild.

Jeffrey Kurland (Bullets Over Broadway, Inception) received the Career Achievement Award and Lily Collins accepted the LACOSTE Spotlight Award.

The winners of the 19th Costume Designers Guild for Film and Television.

EXCELLENCE IN CONTEMPORARY FILM

LA LA LAND
Mary Zophres

EXCELLENCE IN PERIOD FILM

HIDDEN FIGURES
Renee Ehrlich Kalfus

EXCELLENCE IN FANTASY FILM

DOCTOR STRANGE
Alexandra Byrne

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