The Costume Designers Guild Award for for Excellence in Contemporary Costume Design for Television Series is one of the annual awards given by the Costume Designers Guild for costume design in American television.
Year | Series | Costume Designer(s) | Network |
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1999 [1] | Sex and the City | Patricia Field | HBO |
3rd Rock from the Sun | Melina Root | NBC | |
Ally McBeal | Rachael Stanley | Fox | |
Tracey Takes On... | Jane Ruhm | HBO |
Year | Series | Episode(s) | Costume Designer(s) | Network |
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2019 [21] | Schitt's Creek | "The Dress" | Debra Hanson | Pop |
Big Little Lies | "She Knows" | Alix Friedberg | HBO | |
Fleabag | Episode 1" | Ray Holman | Amazon | |
Killing Eve | "Desperate Times" | Charlotte Mitchell | BBC America | |
Russian Doll | "Superiority Complex" | Jennifer Rogien | Netflix |
Year | Series | Episode(s) | Costume Designer(s) | Network |
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2020 [22] | Schitt's Creek | "Happy Ending" | Debra Hanson | Pop |
Emily in Paris | "Faux Amis" | Patricia Field and Marylin Fitoussi | Netflix | |
Euphoria | "Trouble Don't Last Always" | Heidi Bivens | HBO | |
I May Destroy You | "Social Media is a Great Way to Connect" | Lynsey Moore | ||
Unorthodox | "Part 2" | Justine Seymour | Netflix | |
2021 [23] | Emily in Paris | "French Revolution" | Patricia Field and Marylin Fitoussi | Netflix |
Euphoria | "Fuck Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blob" | Heidi Bivens | HBO | |
Hacks | "There Is No Line" | Kathleen Felix-Hager | HBO Max | |
Mare of Easttown | "Miss Lady Hawk Herself" | Meghan Kasperlik | HBO | |
Squid Game | "VIPS" | Cho Sang-kyung | Netflix | |
2022 [24] | Wednesday | "Wednesday's Child is Full of Woe" | Colleen Atwood and Mark Sutherland | Netflix |
Emily in Paris | "What's it All About..." | Marylin Fitoussi | Netflix | |
Euphoria | "Trying to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door" | Heidi Bivens | HBO | |
Hacks | "The Captain's Wife" | Kathleen Felix-Hager | HBO Max | |
The White Lotus | "In the Sandbox" | Alex Bovaird | HBO | |
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