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Emmy-nominated costume designer Hala Bahmet on what the gowns, over multiple generations and timelines, mean to her and the series.

The magic of Hollywood comes to Crawley family estate in 1928. (Warning: spoilers!)

And why A-list actors and directors are helping them fight for change.

"Fashion people call leotards 'bodysuits,' which cracks me up," says the New York City Ballet principal dancer (and close friend of Mr. Valentino Garavani).

From dazzling crystal embellishments to a burst of colors to, yes, even more "Bridgerton."

The "Woke" star shares how she plans her standup 'fits, where she finds the best vintage and when she's outfit-twinned with best friend Nicole Byer.

"It would be huge if this turned into some sort of tradition that you do with your dress."

Shirley Kurata discusses the inspiration she took from the international movie star's red carpet moments and stacked filmography, plus how she costume-designed all the fantastical looks in the buzzy A24 movie. (Warning: spoilers!)

"There's all these little exciting things that will catch your eye," says costume designer Sophie Canale. (Like Anthony's see-through shirt, maybe?)

"When you put yourself out there as a young designer, you're gonna sink if you don't have this other point of view."

From "Wizard of Oz" to "Clueless" to Jean Paul Gaultier's futuristic work in "The Fifth Element."

"There's no place like Paris to shop, if you know where you're going — and I do."

Coco Jones on putting her own stamp on the iconic "Fresh Prince" character and "dressing for the occasion" in multiple Balmain outfits in "Bel-Air."

The hilariously clever Apple TV+ mystery comedy reveals what really happened at the 2006 St. Patrick's Day party, with an assist from nostalgic fashion.

Costume designer Lyn Paolo breaks down the legendary grifter's real and fictional designer-filled wardrobe.

Designer Kasia Walicka-Maimone discusses the upwards of 5,000 custom-designed looks seen throughout the first season of the HBO Max series.

And why the spot-on reproductions compel us to reexamine the circumstances through an entirely new lens.

"I'm an impulse shopper. I love just buying shit."

Costume designer Marie Schley also dispels one of your popular theories about the Antler Queen. (Warning: spoilers through episode nine!)

Edward K. Gibbon breaks down Dakota Johnson's and Olivia Colman's emblematic costumes in Maggie Gyllenhaal's directorial debut.

Costume designer Marylin Fitoussi and consultant Patricia Field share all the "over-the-top" details on season two.

The Marvel superhero and red carpet superstar also dishes on her 'eye-brator' sessions in the makeup trailer with "Eternals" co-star Richard Madden.

It's a question dating back to Old Hollywood.

"SATC" alumni Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago also called former boss Patricia Field to make sure she wasn't using the same Dior piece on "Emily in Paris."