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Further down the USA United States Skateboarding Skater Event Patriotic T-Shirt it is in the first place but list of nominations, however, it appeared to be largely business as usual: One need only look to the best-costume-design category to see many of the same vein of movies nominated as any other year, at least on the surface level. More specifically, the costume nominations rewarded those working within the parameters of traditional period dress that prove catnip for Academy voters year in, year out—although, upon closer inspection, this year did offer an unexpectedly global purview.

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It came as little surprise to see the USA United States Skateboarding Skater Event Patriotic T-Shirt it is in the first place but costumes for Autumn de Wilde’s Emma score a nomination. They were designed by Alexandra Byrne, a master of the period-drama genre whose work on Shekhar Kapur’s gloriously extravagant Elizabeth films saw her pick up both a nomination for the 1998 original and a win for the sequel in 2007. Byrne’s delightfully playful take on Regency-era empire dresses and bonnets dovetailed perfectly with De Wilde’s offbeat aesthetic, with the director’s background in music photography bringing a fresh, colorful eye to the typically staid aesthetic of Jane Austen adaptations. (It helped too that the star was Anya Taylor-Joy, who seemed to relish every moment promenading around gardens and mounting carriages in her kaleidoscopic lineup of coats and gowns.) Byrne would make for a very much deserving—if somewhat predictable—winner and is surely the one to beat once the ceremony rolls around on April 25.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.