OUTSTANDING MAIN TITLES DESIGN

Wayne Coe for Feud: Capote vs. the Swans

Hazel Baird for Lessons in Chemistry

Ronnie Koff for Palm Royale

Elastic and Nadia Tzuo for Shôgun

Peter Anderson Studios for True Detective: Night Country

AND THE WINNER IS:

RONNIE KOFF FOR PALM ROYALE

This is the first win and nomination for Ronnie Koff.

OUTSTANDING VISUAL EFFECTS FOR A SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Fallout (“The Head”)

I’m a Virgo (“You a Big Muthaf*cka”)

Loki (“Ouroboros”)

Shôgun (“Broken to the Fist”)

Silo (“Holston's Pick”)

AND THE WINNER IS:

I'M A VIRGO ("YOU A BIG MUTHAF*CKA")

This is the first win and nomination for the visual effects team of I'm a Virgo.

OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR A SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Production Design by Howard Cummings; Set Decoration by Regina Graves for (“The Target”), Fallout

Production Design by Catherine Smith; Set Decoration by Lori Mazuer for (“Introduction to Chemistry”), Lessons in Chemistry

Production Design by Alex DiGerlando; Set Decoration by Jillian Mackintosh and Lydia Marks for (“Chapter 1: Homme Fatale”), A Murder at the End of the World

Production Design by Helen Jarvis; Set Decoration by Jay Kent and Lisa Lancaster for (“Anjin”), Shôgun

Production Design by Gavin Bocquet; Set Decoration by Amanda Bernstein for (“Freedom Day”), Silo

AND THE WINNER IS:

PRODUCTION DESIGN BY HOWARD CUMMINGS; SET DECORATION BY AREGINA GRAVES FOR ("THE TARGET"), FALLOUT

This is the second combined win for Howard Cummings and Regina Graves. They previously won together for The Knick (2016) and were also nominated together for The Knick (2014). Cummings was also nominated for Behind the Candelabra (2013), Westworld (2018) and Lovecraft Country (2020).

As I don't consider myself a gamer I was in no way familiar with the game Fallout of its story so the Amazon series adaptation was all a major surprise for me. The universe created for the series was so stunning to behold. Many great universe details featured throughout that made watching the series such a pleasure. The work for Cummings and Graves really was a standout moment of the whole series.

OUTSTANDING HAIRSTYLING FOR A SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Feud: Capote vs. the Swans (“Masquerade 1966”)

The Gilded Age (“You Don't Even Like Opera”)

Lessons in Chemistry (“Little Miss Hastings”)

Only Murders in the Building (“The Show Must…”)

Shôgun (“Anjin”)

AND THE WINNER IS:

FEUD: CAPOTE VS. THE SWANS ("MASQUERADE 1966")

This is the second win and nomination for the hairstyling team for Feud.

When I think of hair from this past television season the only series I think of is Feud. With all the women's high sixties hair it really was a feast for the eyes.

OUTSTANDING GUEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES

Olivia Colman as Chef Terry for (“Forks”) in “THE BEAR”

Jamie Lee Curtis as Donna Berzatto for (“Fishes”) in “THE BEAR”

Ana Gasteyer as Grace Fences for (“Grace”) in “LOOT”

Kaitlin Olson as DJ for (“The Roast of Deborah Vance”) in “HACKS”

Da'Vine Joy Randolph as Donna Williams for (“Sitzprobe”) in “ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING”

Cree Summer as Rosalyn Inez for (“Librarian”) in “ABBOTT ELEMENTARY”

AND THE WINNER IS:

JAMIE LEE CURTIS AS DONNA BERZATTO FOR ("FISHES") IN "THE BEAR"

This is the first win and nomination for Jamie Lee Curtis. She wins for her performance as Donna Berzatto on The Bear.

When it came down to chosing my winner in the category the choice came down to two recent Oscar winners (the most recent Supporting Actress winners to be exact) playing characters named Donna. However the choice became clear in the end cause I could not get the outrageous and expressive work by Jamie Lee Curtis with her two episode appearance on the second season of FX's The Bear. She instantly explodes on screen during the seasons sixth episode making the thanksgiving meal that the episode itself is named after. The episode was brilliant and even with a whole bunch of brilliant well known guest stars stopping by the performance I think about most is delivered by Jamie.

t truly is a tour de force performance that I'm not soon to forget and given how she has showed up again for another brilliant appearance on the shows third season I could maybe find myself in a year from now awarding Jamie yet again. It truly is impressive how on a high Curtis has been in the last few years with her work on The Bear and her Oscar winning turn in Everything Everywhere All at Once which kind've started the ball rolling.

OUTSTANDING MAKEUP FOR A SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Ahsoka (“Part One: Master and Apprentice”)

Avatar: The Last Airbender (“Warriors”)

Griselda (“Lady Comes to Town”)

Shôgun (“Servants of Two Masters”)

The Sympathiser (“Death Wish”)

AND THE WINNER IS:

AHSOKA ("PART ONE: MASTER AND APPRENTICE")

This is the first win and nomination for the makeup team of Ahsoka.

OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN FOR A SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Lou Eyrich and Leak Katznelson for (“Masquerade 1966”), Feud: Capote vs. the Swans

Kasia Walicka-Maimone and Patrick Wiley for (“You Don't Even Like Opera”), The Gilded Age

Kirsten Mann for (“Women Who Rule”), Loot

Dana Covarrubias for (“Grab Your Hankies”), Only Murders in the Building

Carlos Rosario for (“Anjin”), Shôgun

AND THE WINNER IS:

KASIA WALICKA-MAIMONE AND PATRICK WILEY FOR ("YOU DON'T EVEN LIKE OPERA"), THE GILDED AGE

This is the first win and nomination for Patrick Wiley. Kasia Walicka-Maimone receives her second win having previously won for The Gilded Age (2022).

The Gilded Age is just a pleasure of a costume drama and honestly like with the first season I never question the production elements of the show. The second season improved a lot of elements but something they did not need to do was improve the costume designs. Every character is dressed in the most high class designs and I find it such a pleasure to witness the characters living in the universe.