Tony Award for Best Costume Design

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These are the winners and nominees for the Tony Award for Best Costume Design. The award was first presented in 1947 and included both plays and musicals. In 1961, and since 2005 each genre is represented in its own category.

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[edit] Awards and nominations

[edit] 1940s

1947
- Lucinda BallardHappy Birthday / Another Part of the Forest / Street Scene / John Loves Mary / The Chocolate Soldier
1948
- Mary Percy Schenck – The Heiress
1949
- Lemuel Ayers – Kiss Me, Kate

[edit] 1950s

1950
- Aline BernsteinRegina
1951
- Miles WhiteBless You All
1952
- Irene SharaffThe King and I
1953
- Miles WhiteHazel Flagg
1954
- Richard WhorfOndine
1955
- Cecil BeatonQuadrille
1956
- Alvin ColtPipe Dream
1957
- Cecil BeatonMy Fair Lady
1958
- Motley Theatre Design GroupThe First Gentleman
1959
- Rouben Ter-ArutunianRedhead

[edit] 1960s

1960
- Cecil BeatonSaratoga
1961
see Costume Design in a Play and Costume Design in a Musical
1962
- Lucinda BallardThe Gay Life
1963
- Anthony PowellThe School for Scandal
1964
- Freddy WittopHello, Dolly!
1965
- Patricia ZipprodtFiddler on the Roof
1966
- Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss – Marat/Sade
1967
- Patricia ZipprodtCabaret
1968
- Desmond Heeley – Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
1969
- Loudon Sainthill [1]Canterbury Tales

[edit] 1970s

1970
- Cecil BeatonCoco
1971
- Raoul Pene Du BoisNo, No, Nanette
1972
- Florence KlotzFollies
1973
- Florence KlotzA Little Night Music
1974
- Franne LeeCandide (operetta)
1975
- Geoffrey HolderThe Wiz
1976
- Florence KlotzPacific Overtures
1977
- Theoni V. AldredgeAnnie;
- Santo LoquastoThe Cherry Orchard
1978
- Edward GoreyDracula
1979
- Franne LeeSweeney Todd

[edit] 1980s

1980
- Theoni V. AldredgeBarnum
1981
- Willa KimSophisticated Ladies
1982
- William Ivey LongNine
1983
- John NapierCats
1984
- Theoni V. AldredgeLa Cage aux Folles
1985
- Florence KlotzGrind
1986
- Patricia ZipprodtSweet Charity
1987
- John NapierStarlight Express
1988
- Maria BjörnsonThe Phantom of the Opera
1989
- Claudio Segovio / Hector OrezzoliBlack and Blue

[edit] 1990s

1990
- Santo LoquastoGrand Hotel
1991
- Willa KimThe Will Rogers Follies
1992
- William Ivey LongCrazy for You
1993
- Florence KlotzKiss of the Spider Woman
1994
- Ann Hould-WardBeauty and the Beast
1995
- Florence KlotzShow Boat
1996
- Roger KirkThe King and I
1997
- Judith DolanCandide
1998
- Julie TaymorThe Lion King
1999
- Lez Brotherston – Swan Lake

[edit] 2000s

2000
- Martin PakledinazKiss Me, Kate
2001
- William Ivey LongThe Producers
2002
- Martin PakledinazThoroughly Modern Millie
2003
- William Ivey Long Hairspray
2004
- Susan HilfertyWicked

[edit] Costume Design in a Play

1961
Motley Theatre Design GroupBecket
2005
Jess GoldsteinThe Rivals
2006
Catherine ZuberAwake and Sing!
2007
Catherine ZuberThe Coast of Utopia
2008
Katrina Lindsay - Les Liaisons Dangereuses
2009
Anthony Ward - Mary Stuart
2010
Catherine Zuber - The Royal Family
2011
Desmond Heeley - The Importance of Being Earnest


[edit] Costume Design in a Musical

1961
Adrian / Tony DuquetteCamelot
2005
Catherine ZuberThe Light in the Piazza
2006
Gregg BarnesThe Drowsy Chaperone
2007
William Ivey LongGrey Gardens
2008
Catherine Zuber - South Pacific
2009
Tim Hatley - Shrek the Musical
2010[2]
Marina Draghici - Fela!


2011
Tim Chappel & Lizzy Gardiner - Priscilla Queen of the Desert

[edit] Trivia

In 2010, Santo Loquasto received a nomination for Best Costume Design for a Musical for Ragtime. Loquasto, who was previously nominated for the same show in the same category in 1998, was later disqualified because the designs were predominantly recycled work from the earlier production. No replacement was made for the nomination.[2]

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