On Saturday night, the FIDM Museum ushered in our Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design exhibition! Thanks to the multitude of platforms available for television viewing and the rich variety of content produced, costume designers have more opportunity than ever to create unique, nuanced designs for the small screen. Indeed, as our exhibition entrance declares, it is truly “The New Golden Age” of television costume design, and as always we are proud to provide a space to study and celebrate this important work. Take a look inside the 11th annual opening night below; the exhibition is open from August 22 until October 7, Tuesday – Saturday, 10 am – 5 pm. Remember, admission is always free!
Guests enjoyed a festive outdoor party to celebrate the exhibition opening.
The calm before the storm…entrance to the gallery before the party.
Emmy-nominated Feud Costume Designer Lou Eyrich with FIDM Museum Director Barbara Bundy and Costume Designers Guild President Salvador Perez.
Guests exploring the new exhibition.
Insecure Assistant Costume Designer Derica Cole Washington, Kevin Beebe and Rebecca Raleigh.
Actor Gabriel Luna and Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Costume Designer Ann Foley.
Emmy-nominated Big Little Lies Costume Designer Alix Friedberg.
The Get Down Costume Designer Jeriana San Juan.
This is Us Costume Designer Hala Bahmet and Wardrobe Supervisor Elinor Bardach.
Girlboss Costume Designer Audrey Fisher.
Emmy-nominated Westworld Costume Designer Trish Summerville.
Younger Costume Designer Jacqueline Demeterio.
RuPaul’s Drag Race, Emmy-nominated Costume Design by Zaldy Goco.
Emmy-nominated Grace and Frankie Costume Designer Allyson B. Fanger.
Emmy-nominated Hairspray Live Costume Designer Mary Vogt and Wardrobe Supervisor Carolyn Dessert-Lauterio.
Television Academy Costume Design & Supervision Governors Terry Ann Gordon and Sue Bub (far left and far right) with Emmy-nominated Dancing with the Stars Costume Designer Steven Norman Lee, Assistant Costume Designers Polina Roytman and Kairna Torrico, and Wardrobe Supervisor Howard Sussman.
Insecure Costume Designer Ayanna James.
Emmy statue on the blue carpet.
