Michele Clapton | |
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| Occupation | Costume designer |
| Years active | 1989–present |
Michele Clapton is a British costume designer. [1]
Among other awards, she won an Emmy Award for the costumes in Game of Thrones in 2012, 2014, and 2016. [2] In 2016, April Ferry took over Clapton's duties as the new costume designer for a majority of the sixth season of the show. [3] Clapton later returned to the show as costume designer for the seventh season. [4]
2018: Best Costume Design, for Game of Thrones [5] 2017: Best Costume Design, for The Crown [6]
2009: Best Costume Design, for The Devil's Whore [2]
2019: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television, for Game of Thrones, "The Iron Throne" [7] 2017: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television, for Game of Thrones [8]
2016: Period Television, for The Crown [9]
2016: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television, for Game of Thrones; shared with April Ferry [9]
2015: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television, for Game of Thrones [10]
2014: Period or Fantasy Television, for Game of Thrones [11]
2019: Outstanding Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes, for Game of Thrones, "The Bells"; shared with Emma O'Loughlin, Assistant Costume Designer, and Kate O'Farrell, Costume Supervisor [13] 2018: Outstanding Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes, for Game of Thrones, "Beyond the Wall"; shared with Alexander Fordham, Assistant Costume Designer, Emma O'Loughlin, Assistant Costume Designer, and Kate O'Farrell, Costume Supervisor [14]
2017: Outstanding Period/Fantasy Costumes for a Series, Limited Series, or Movie, for The Crown, "Wolferton Splash"; shared with Alexander Fordham, Assistant Costume Designer, Emma O'Loughlin, Assistant Costume Designer, and Kate O'Farrell, Costume Supervisor [15]
2016: Outstanding Costumes For A Period/Fantasy Series, Limited Series Or Movie, for Game of Thrones, "The Winds of Winter"; shared with Chloe Aubry, Assistant Costume Designer, and Sheena Wichary, Costume Supervisor [16]
2014: Outstanding Costumes For A Series, for Game of Thrones, "The Lion And The Rose"; shared with Sheena Wichary, Costume Supervisor, Alexander Fordham, Assistant Costume Designer, and Nina Ayres, Assistant Costume Designer [17]
2012: Outstanding Costumes For A Series, for Game of Thrones, "The Prince of Winterfell"; shared with Alexander Fordham, Assistant Costume Designer, and Chloe Aubry, Assistant Costume Designer [12]
2020: Best Costume Design, for Game of Thrones [18] [19]
2015: Outstanding Costumes For A Period/Fantasy Series, Limited Series Or Movie, for Game of Thrones, "The Dance of Dragons"; shared the nomination with Sheena Wichary, Costume Supervisor, Nina Ayres, Assistant Costume Designer, and Alex Fordham, Assistant Costume Designer [20] 2011: Outstanding Costumes For A Series, for Game of Thrones, "The Pointy End"
2013: Outstanding Costumes For A Series, for Game of Thrones, "Walk of Punishment"
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