Costume Designers Guild Award for Excellence in Television Movie or Miniseries

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The Costume Designers Guild Award for Outstanding Made for Television Movie or Mini-Series was awarded from 2005 until 2014. Since CDG awards inception in 1998 and from 2015 onwards, miniseries and television films were recognized in separate specific categories for contemporary, period, and sci-fi/fantasy television.

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Winners and nominees

2000s

YearSeriesCostume Designer(s)Network
2005
[1] 		Elvis Eduardo Castro CBS
Empire Falls Donna Zakowska HBO
Lackawanna Blues Hope Hanafin
Their Eyes Were Watching God Eduardo Castro ABC
Warm Springs Hope HanafinHBO
2006
[2] 		Elizabeth I Mike O'Neill HBO
Bleak House Andrea Galer PBS
High School Musical Tom McKinley Disney
Into the West Michael T. Boyd TNT
Mrs. Harris Julie Weiss HBO
2007
[3] 		Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Mario Davignon HBO
Jane Eyre Andrea Galer PBS
The Starter Wife Debra McGuire and Marion Boyce USA
2008
[4] 		John Adams Donna Zakowska HBO
Bernard and Doris Joseph G. Aulisi HBO
Coco Chanel Stefano De Nardis Lifetime
Cranford Jenny Beavan PBS
Sense and Sensibility Michele Clapton
2009
[5] 		Grey Gardens Catherine Marie Thomas HBO
Georgia O'Keeffe Michael Dennison Lifetime
Little Dorrit Barbara Kidd PBS

2010s

YearFilmCostume Designer(s)Network
2010
[6] 		Temple Grandin Cindy Evans HBO
The Pacific Penny Rose HBO
You Don't Know Jack Rita Ryack
2011
[7] 		Downton Abbey Susannah Buxton PBS
The Kennedys Christopher Hargadon Reelz
Mildred Pierce Ann Roth HBO
2012
[8] 		American Horror Story: Asylum Lou Eyrich FX
Hatfields & McCoys Karri Hutchinson History
Hemingway & Gellhorn Ruth Myers HBO
2013
[9] 		Behind the Candelabra Ellen Mirojnick HBO
American Horror Story: Coven Lou Eyrich FX
Bonnie & Clyde Marilyn Vance Lifetime
House of Versace Claire Nadon
Phil Spector Debra McGuireHBO
2014
[10] 		American Horror Story: Freak Show Lou Eyrich FX
Houdini Birgit Hutter History
The Normal Heart Daniel Orlandi HBO
Olive Kitteridge Jenny Eagan
Sherlock Sarah Arthur PBS

Designers with multiple wins

Designers with multiple nominations

Programs with multiple wins

2 wins

Programs with multiple nominations

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