When Deborah Nadoolman Landis was starting out in the costume shops of major Hollywood studios, she remembers finding “stacks and stacks” of old drawings - stuffed under tables, into walls for insulation, underfoot, being used as doormats. At that time, no one considered the sketches made for costume designs to be art.

- by Rebecca Frey

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Costume renderings for 'Hamilton' by the costume designer Paul Tazewell.

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Costume designer Emma Potter talks about the fascinating sources she relied on to bring the characters of 'Perry Mason,' starring Matthew Rhys, to life.

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