COSTUME DESIGN
Swoon for the nipped waists and perfectly tailored cummerbunds of Starz’s Edwardian adaptation of Howards End, another well-dressed period epic, and perhaps the Television Academy will follow suit. (Those artfully windswept updos should get their due in the hairstyling category as well.) Fast-forward 80-some years, and you’ll arrive at FX’s The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story—a fashion-filled opus made all the more impressive by its resourcefulness. (Costume designer Lou Eyrich didn’t have permission to use any actual Versace designs on-screen.) And we can’t forget another stylish favorite: Netflix’s The Crown, more specifically that slinky number Princess Margaret wears during her charged photo shoot with Antony Armstrong-Jones.
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