This year's Craft Awards 'Costume Design' nominees discuss the process of designing for key characters in television.
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The award for Costume Design was won by Caroline McCall for her work designing for Downton Abbey. Her mask was presented by actress Wunmi Mosaku at the British Academy Television Craft Awards ceremony in 2014. The pair are pictured (left), backstage at the Awards on 27 April 2014.
Find out more about each of the nominees and the processes they followed in creating their designs.
Suzanne Cave
On designing for The Doctor:
On designing for the character of Verity:
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Annie Symons
On designing for :
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Caroline McCall
"This episode is set during the summer of 1923, the brief was to clothe the characters as accurately as possible, recreating the glamour, spectacle and excess of the London season.
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Lucinda Wright
On designing for the character of Susan:
On designing for Creed:
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