The 27th annual Costume Designers Guild Awards (CDGA) celebrated the best in costume design across film and television. Notable winners included Conclave for contemporary film, Nosferatu for period film, and Wicked for sci-fi/fantasy film. In addition to these accolades, the ceremony honored several individuals for their contributions to the industry and supported wildfire relief efforts through an online auction.

Other highlights from the event included Hacks winning for contemporary television, Shogun for period television, and Dune: Prophecy for sci-fi/fantasy television. The Masked Singer was recognized for excellence in variety, reality-competition, and live television. Special awards were presented to Emilia Pérez, Janelle Monáe, Jenny Beavan, Salvador Perez, and Van Smith for their outstanding achievements in the field.

Celebrating Excellence in Film and Television Costume Design

The CDGA ceremony highlighted exceptional costume design work in both film and television categories. Winners showcased creativity and innovation in various genres, reflecting the diverse talent within the industry. The evening's top honors went to Conclave, Nosferatu, and Wicked for their outstanding contributions to contemporary, period, and sci-fi/fantasy films, respectively.

In the film category, Conclave captivated audiences with its modern aesthetic, earning Lisy Christl the award for contemporary film. Nosferatu transported viewers to a hauntingly beautiful era, securing Linda Muir the accolade for period film. Meanwhile, Wicked’s imaginative world-building garnered Paul Tazewell the prize for sci-fi/fantasy film. Each winner demonstrated unparalleled skill and vision in bringing characters to life through meticulous costume design.

Honoring Industry Leaders and Supporting Community Initiatives

Beyond recognizing artistic achievements, the CDGA also paid tribute to influential figures in the costume design community. Emilia Pérez received the spotlight award for her significant impact on the industry, while Janelle Monáe was honored with the vanguard spotlight award for pushing creative boundaries. Jenny Beavan was awarded for career achievement, Salvador Perez for distinguished service, and Van Smith entered the Edith Head Hall of Fame.

To support those affected by recent wildfires in Los Angeles, the CDGA incorporated an online auction into the ceremony. Partnering with Propstore, a specialist in rare pop culture collectibles, the event featured items donated by the costume community. Proceeds from the auction benefited the IATSE Emergency Relief Fund, showcasing the industry's commitment to giving back. Additionally, Shogun won two awards, including excellence in costume illustration, further highlighting the evening's emphasis on both artistic excellence and community support.