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Jenny Beavan

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British costume designer (born 1950)

Jenny Beavan
Born (1950-11-15)15 November 1950 (age 75)[1]
London, England
OccupationCostume designer
Years active1978 — present
Spouse
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(before 1985)​
Children1

Jenny BeavanOBE, RDI (born 1950) is a British costume designer. She has received numerous accolades, including threeAcademy Awards, fourBAFTA Film Awards, twoEmmy Awards, and anOlivier Award, in addition to nominations for threeBAFTA Television Awards and aTony Award. She was honored with theCDG Career Achievement Award in 2025. Beavan was appointedOfficer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2017.

Beavan came to prominence for her decade-long collaboration withJohn Bright on creating the costumes forMerchant Ivory Productions. She has received 12 nominations for theAcademy Award for Best Costume Design and has won three times forA Room with a View (1985),Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), andCruella (2021). She has also been nominated for theBAFTA Award for Best Costume Design ten times and had a record four wins forA Room With a View,Gosford Park (2001),Mad Max: Fury Road, andCruella.

On television, Beavan has been nominated for thePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special five times, winning twice forEmma (1996) andReturn to Cranford (2010). She has also received three nominations for theBritish Academy Television Craft Award for Best Costume Design.

On stage, Beavan created costumes for variousRoyal Shakespeare Company,West End, andBroadway productions. She won theLaurence Olivier Award for Best Costume Design for the West End revival of theNoël Coward playPrivate Lives in 2001, and she received theTony Award for Best Costume Design nomination the following year when the production was transferred to Broadway.

Early life

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Beavan was born inLondon, England. Her father was acellist, and her mother a viola player. She has a sister.[2] Beavan credits her parents for instilling a strong work ethic.[3] She attendedPutney High School, an independent girls' day school inPutney, London.[4]

Career

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Detail of the costume worn byEmma Thompson asElinor Dashwood inSense and Sensibility, designed by Beavan andJohn Bright.

Jenny Beavan is known for her work onMerchant Ivory films.[5] In the 1970s, she worked on set design for London theatrical productions.[2] She joined the field of film costume design after obtaining an unpaid position to design garments for a small Merchant Ivory film,Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures.[2][3][6] Beavan was assistant toJudy Moorcroft on the 1979 film The Europeans, the first 'proper' Merchant-Ivory film that featured precise and authentic period costuming.[7] This began her long relationship with Merchant Ivory productions.

She has frequently worked with costume designerJohn Bright, who runs the costume-rental house Cosprop, and credits him with educating her as she was starting out her career. She said she was helped by "just listening to him and learning from him, learning the history and the politics of clothing".[5] Since then, the two have collaborated on more than ten films together and have shared sixOscar nominations.[5]

Detail of the costume worn byCharlize Theron asImperator Furiosa inMad Max: Fury Road, designed by Beavan.

In 2016, Beavan won her 3rdBAFTA and 2nd Academy Award inGeorge Miller's post-apocalyptic action filmMad Max: Fury Road.[8][9]

Beavan was appointedOfficer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the2017 New Year Honours for services to drama production.[10][11]

In June 2018, Beavan was awarded an Honorary Fellowship byArts University Bournemouth alongside dancerDarcey Bussell, graphic designerMargaret Calvert, OBE, and director and screenwriterEdgar Wright.[12]

In 2022, Beavan nabbed her 4th BAFTA, as well as her 3rd Academy Award forCraig Gillespie'sDisney live-action spin-off ofCruella.[13][14][15]

Personal life

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She has one daughter, Caitlin,[2] a theatre producer born in 1985. They worked together on the West End theatre production ofThird Finger Left Hand at Trafalgar Studios in 2013.

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleDirectorNotes
1979The EuropeansJames IvoryCostume assistant toJudy Moorcroft
1980Jane Austen in Manhattan
1984The BostonianswithJohn Bright
1985A Room with a View
1987Maurice
1988A Summer StoryPiers Haggard
The DeceiversNicholas Meyerwith John Bright
1990Mountains of the MoonBob Rafelson
1991White FangRandal Kleiser
ImpromptuJames Lapine
1992Howards EndJames Ivorywith John Bright
1993Swing KidsThomas Carter
The Remains of the DayJames Ivorywith John Bright
1994Black BeautyCaroline Thompson
1995Jefferson in ParisJames Ivorywith John Bright
Sense and SensibilityAng Lee
1996Jane EyreFranco Zeffirelli
1997MetrolandPhilip Saville
1998Ever AfterAndy Tennant
1999Tea with MussoliniFranco ZeffirelliwithAnna Anni and Alberto Spiazzi
Anna and the KingAndy Tennant
2001Gosford ParkRobert Altman
2002PossessionNeil LaBute
2003TimelineRichard Donner
2004AlexanderOliver Stone
2005CasanovaLasse Hallström
2006The Amazing GraceJeta Amata
The Black DahliaBrian De Palma
Amazing GraceMichael Apted
2008DefianceEdward Zwick
2009Sherlock HolmesGuy Ritchie
2010The King's SpeechTom Hooper
2011Sherlock Holmes: A Game of ShadowsGuy Ritchie
2012GambitMichael Hoffman
2015Child 44Daniel Espinosa
Mad Max: Fury RoadGeorge Miller
2016A United KingdomAmma Asante
A Cure for WellnessGore Verbinski
2017LifeDaniel Espinosa
2018Christopher RobinMarc Forster
The Nutcracker and the Four RealmsLasse Hallström
Joe Johnston
2019Mrs Lowry & SonAdrian Noble
2020DolittleStephen Gaghan
2021CruellaCraig Gillespie
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisAnthony Fabian
2024White BirdMarc Forster
Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaGeorge Miller
2025The ChoralNicholas Hytner

Television

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YearTitleNotes
1978Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictureswith Purnima Agarwal
Also makes a cameo as Governess
Television film
1980Holding the FortEpisode: "Over a Barrel"
1981A Fine Romance6 episodes
1986Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy6 episodes
1989Back HomeTelevision film
1992The Blackheath Poisonings3 episodes
1996EmmaTelevision film
2002The Gathering Storm
2003Byron2 episodes
2007Cranford5 episodes
2009Return to Cranford2 episodes
2015Esio TrotTelevision film

Awards and nominations

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Major associations

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Academy Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
1984Best Costume DesignThe BostoniansNominated[16]
1986A Room with a ViewWon[17]
1987MauriceNominated[18]
1992Howards EndNominated[19]
1993The Remains of the DayNominated[20]
1995Sense and SensibilityNominated[21]
1999Anna and the KingNominated[22]
2001Gosford ParkNominated[23]
2010The King's SpeechNominated[24]
2015Mad Max: Fury RoadWon[25]
2021CruellaWon[26]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisNominated[27]

BAFTA Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
British Academy Film Awards
1984Best Costume DesignThe BostoniansNominated[28]
1986A Room with a ViewWon[29]
1992Howards EndNominated[30]
1995Sense and SensibilityNominated[31]
1999Tea with MussoliniNominated[32]
2001Gosford ParkWon[33]
2010The King's SpeechNominated[34]
2015Mad Max: Fury RoadWon[35]
2021CruellaWon[36]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisNominated[37]
British Academy Television Craft Awards
2003Best Costume DesignThe Gathering StormNominated[38]
2008CranfordNominated[39]
2010Return to CranfordNominated[40]

Emmy Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
Primetime Emmy Awards
1986Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie, or SpecialLord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy(Episode: "Part 1")Nominated[41]
1997EmmaWon[a]
2002The Gathering StormNominated
2008Cranford(Episode: "Part 1")Nominated
2010Return to Cranford(Episode: "Part 2")Won

Laurence Olivier Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2002Best Costume DesignPrivate LivesWon[42]

Tony Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2002Best Costume DesignPrivate LivesNominated[43]

Miscellaneous awards

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List of Jenny Beavan other awards and nominations
AwardYearCategoryTitleResultRef.
AACTA Awards[b]2015Best Costume DesignMad Max: Fury RoadNominated[44]
2024Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaWon[45]
Africa Movie Academy Awards2006Best Costume DesignThe Amazing GraceNominated[46]
American Cinematheque's Tribute to the Crafts2021Feature Film – Costume DesignerCruellaWon[47]
Astra Film and Creative Arts Awards[c]2021Best Costume DesignWon[48]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisNominated[49]
2024Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaNominated[50]
British Independent Film Awards2022Best Costume DesignMrs. Harris Goes to ParisWon[51]
Camerimage2023Costume Designer with Unique Visual Sensitivity—Honored[52]
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards2021Best Costume DesignCruellaNominated[53]
2024Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaWon[54]
Ciak d'oro1999Best Costume DesignTea with MussoliniNominated
Costume Designers Guild Awards2008Outstanding Made for Television Movie or MiniseriesCranfordNominated[55]
2009Excellence in Period FilmSherlock HolmesNominated[56]
2010The King's SpeechWon[57]
2015Excellence in Fantasy FilmMad Max: Fury RoadWon[58]
2018Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy FilmThe Nutcracker and the Four RealmsNominated[59]
2020DolittleNominated[60]
2021Excellence in Period FilmCruellaWon[61]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisNominated[62]
2024Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy FilmFuriosa: A Mad Max SagaNominated[63]
Career Achievement Award—Honored[64]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards2010Best Costume DesignThe King's SpeechNominated[65]
2015Mad Max: Fury RoadWon[66]
2021CruellaWon[67]
David di Donatello Awards1996Best CostumesJane EyreWon[68]
Drama Desk Awards2002Outstanding Costume DesignPrivate LivesNominated[69]
Empire Awards2015Best Costume DesignMad Max: Fury RoadWon[70]
Evening Standard British Film Awards2010Technical Achievement AwardThe King's SpeechNominated[71]
London Film Critics' Circle Awards2021Technical Achievement AwardCruellaNominated[72]
Online Film Critics Society Awards2021Best Costume DesignNominated[73]
2024Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaNominated[74]
Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards2004Best Costume Design – DramaByronWon[75]
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards2021Best Costume DesignCruellaWon[76]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisRunner-up[77]
Satellite Awards1998Best Costume DesignEver AfterNominated[78]
1999Anna and the KingNominated[79]
2006The Black DahliaNominated[80]
2007Amazing GraceNominated[81]
2010The King's SpeechNominated[82]
Saturn Awards1998Best Costume DesignEver AfterWon[83]
2009Sherlock HolmesNominated[84]
2011Sherlock Holmes: A Game of ShadowsNominated[85]
2021/22CruellaNominated[86]
Seattle Film Critics Society Awards[d]2015Best Costume DesignMad Max: Fury RoadWon[87]
2021CruellaNominated[88]
2024Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaNominated[89]
St. Louis Film Critics Association Awards2021Best Costume DesignCruellaWon[90]
2022Mrs. Harris Goes to ParisNominated[91]

Honorary degrees

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Name of school, year given, and name of degree
SchoolYearDegreeRef.
Arts University Bournemouth2018Honorary Fellow[92]
Rose Bruford College2011Honorary Fellow[93]
University of Huddersfield2024Doctor of the University (Hon DUniv)[94]

Other honours

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Notes

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  1. ^Tied with Mary Malin forThe Inheritance
  2. ^formerly known asAustralian Film Institute Awards
  3. ^formerly known asLos Angeles Online Film Critics Society Awards andHollywood Critics Association Awards
  4. ^prior to the SFCS formal establishment in 2016, a group of Seattle-area critics compiled theSeattle Film Critics Awards from 2013 to 2015.

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