The Art of Costume Podcast is a podcast hosted by Elizabeth Joy Glass and Spencer Williams, dedicated to highlighting the best in costume design. Join us each week as Elizabeth and Spencer break down the costumes from some of our favorite films and television shows, meet the costume designers, and go behind the scenes to find out what the costumes mean to the story and how they were created. Suppo... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
In this week's episode of The Art of Costume Podcast, we are burdened with glorious purpose! Our hosts return to the MCU to watch the second season of Loki, featuring our favorite God of Mischief, Tom Hiddleston. However, this time, we are not alone,... more
All aboard! In this week's bonus episode of The Art of Costume Podcast, we are setting sail with Hulu's new TV series, Death and Other Details. To get to know the stylish passengers of this murder mystery, Spencer welcomes costume designer and dear f... more
May thy knife chip and shatter! In this week's episode of The Art of Costume Podcast, Elizabeth and Spencer return to the desert world of Arrakis to discuss the costume of Dune: Part Two. Listen along as our hosts break down the innovative costumes d... more
You are not imagining it! This week's bonus episode of The Art of Costume Podcast is all about Dicks: The Musical. Join us as we delve into the story of two businessmen who discover they are long-lost identical twins and come together to plot the reu... more
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This podcast is fantastic! I just found it courtesy of a comment made on another podcast and now I’m obsessed! I have so many episodes to binge and I’m thrilled to do it!
I love hearing from actual costume designers and you really learn so much! I have been recommending this podcast to all my friends! 🥰
So many great interviews and so much behind the wardrobe facts!
Costume design is something I’ve always wanted to know more about but I have never had any type of official teaching in it and I work in a drastically different industry (and one that doesn’t care about clothing at all.) This podcast acts as a classroom where I can learn about something I otherwise wouldn’t! I love finishing a tv show or movie and then listening to the episode.
This podcast is sooo good! Spencer and Liz are very informed and do so much research but it’s also fun and just a great listen. Daniel also does a great job with the sound and everything. 20/10 would recommend
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