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  1. ‘fits for the god
    How to Dress a GemstoneThere’s “more is more” and then there’s costume designer Christina Flannery’s work on The Righteous Gemstones.
    By Jessica M. Goldstein
  2. behind the seams
    How Only Murders in the Building Brought High Fashion to PodcastingDesigner Dana Covarrubias on Mabel’s coats, Charles’s hats, and how Timothée Chalamet inspired Martin Short.
    By Shannon Carlin
  3. behind the seams
    Mapping The Underground Railroad’s Monumental Costuming JourneyComprising “hundreds or thousands” of garments, the miniseries’s wardrobe purposefully echoes the story’s movement through space and time.
    By Tomris Laffly
  4. behind the seams
    The Making of a Legendary LookDesigner Johnny Wujek breaks down what goes into creating the dozens of jaw-dropping looks that parade down the runway each week.
    By Manuel Betancourt
  5. behind the seams
    How Genius: Aretha Re-created Aretha Franklin’s Iconic StyleDesigner Jennifer Bryan breaks down what went into creating bejeweled gowns and flowing caftans fit for a Queen of Soul.
    By Shannon Carlin
  6. behind the seams
    How The Muppet Show Turned Kermit, Piggy & Co. Into Style IconsCostumer Polly Smith shares what working on the show taught her regarding Kermit’s fits, the trouble with Gonzo, and Miss Piggy’s fashion peak.
    By Shannon Carlin
  7. chat room
    John Oliver Is Taking Last Week Tonight’s Mascot Budget ‘to My Grave’“If HBO ever finds out how much we spent on this stuff, we’re toast.”
    By Devon Ivie
  8. behind the seams
    How Selena: The Series Charts Selena Quintanilla’s Fashion EvolutionCostume designer Adela Cortázar walks us through the trials and satisfactions of bringing the Queen of Tejano’s style back to life onscreen.
    By Savannah Salazar
  9. behind the seams
    The Boys Is a Microcosm of Modern Supersuit DesignThe series’ supersuit designer explains how the Seven’s looks both reflect and satirize the evolution of superhero costuming in the 21st century.
    By Manuel Betancourt
  10. emmy insider
    Sorry, Villanelle, Fiona Shaw Is My Killing Eve Fashion IdolThe slacks! The blouses! And, my God, the coats!
    By Caroline Reilly
  11. behind the seams
    Styling The Baby-Sitters Club for a New GenerationThe Netflix series’ costume designer walks us through bringing Claudia’s, Kristy’s, Mary Anne’s, Stacey’s, and Dawn’s ’90s-inspired style into 2020.
    By Jessica Goldstein