Costume Designers Guild Awards Winners: 'Barbie,' 'Poor Things,' 'Saltburn' Take The Spotlight

In the distinguished category of excellence in period film, Holly Waddington, an esteemed Oscar nominee, secured victory for her exceptional contributions to ‘Poor Things’. Similarly, Jacqueline Durran, also an Oscar nominee of great acclaim, earned recognition for her outstanding work on ‘Barbie’, claiming the esteemed excellence in sci-fi/fantasy film award.

Within the realm of contemporary costume design, the talented Sophie Canale, renowned costume designer for ‘Saltburn’, emerged triumphant in her category.

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In the cinematic spectacle featuring the luminous Margot Robbie as Barbie and the charismatic Ryan Gosling as Ken, accompanied by an ensemble cast of exceptionally talented performers portraying various Barbies, Kens, and beyond, ‘Barbie’ immerses audiences into the enchanting realm of Barbie land.

Within this fantastical domain, vibrant hues and sumptuous attire reign supreme, meticulously crafted by the visionary Jacqueline Durran and her dedicated team of skilled customers.

Acknowledging a lifetime of dedication and innovation, Francine Jamison-Tanchuck was presented with the prestigious 'Career Achievement Award.' Expressing gratitude to mentors including Ann Roth and Edith Head, Jamison-Tanchuck became visibly moved as she reflected on her profound journey in the industry, affirming a sense that her work remains incomplete.

Holly Waddington achieved a triumph in the realm of excellence in period film for her remarkable contributions to ‘Poor Things’. In the fervent race for the Oscars, ‘Poor Things’ emerged victorious at the BAFTA awards last week, further solidifying its acclaim with the coveted CDG recognition. Conversely, ‘Barbie’ garnered critical acclaim with wins at the CDG and Critics Choice awards, marking its prominent position in the realm of costume design excellence.

Sophie Canale of ‘Saltburn’ triumphed in the Contemporary Film category. The evening's inaugural film accolade was bestowed upon the cinematic sensation ‘Barbie’, with Jacqueline Durran rightfully earning recognition for her exceptional costume design.

Notably, both Waddingham and Durran find themselves in contention for the highly coveted Best Costume Design Oscar, competing against the distinguished works of ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’, ‘Napoleon’, and ‘Oppenheimer’.

-Sushmita Sarkar