Australian designer and producer (born 1965)
Catherine Martin
Martin in 2013
Born (1965-01-26 ) 26 January 1965 (age 61) Education Occupations Costume designer production designer set designer film producer Years active 1988–present Spouse Children 2 Website catherinemartin
Catherine Martin Luhrmann AC costume designer ,production designer ,set designer , and film producer, best known for her frequent collaborations with directorBaz Luhrmann . She has received numerous accolades, including fourAcademy Awards , sixBAFTA Awards , and aTony Award . Martin was appointed aCompanion of the Order of Australia in 2025.
Martin came to international prominence for providing both the costumes and production design onStrictly Ballroom Red Curtain Trilogy ". She won both theAcademy Award for Best Costume Design and theAcademy Award for Best Production Design for her work on Curtain's final chapterMoulin Rouge! win multiple Oscars in a single year (afterEdith Head ) and the first to accomplish this feat twice, winning the same two categories forThe Great Gatsby Romeo + Juliet Australia Elvis record for the most Oscar wins of any Australian .
Early life and education [ edit ] TheNational Institute of Dramatic Art inKensington, New South Wales , where Martin studied Martin was born on January 26, 1965,[ 1] Lindfield, New South Wales , to a French mother and an Australian father, both academics who met at theSorbonne ; her father was pursuing his expertise in18th-century French literature , and her mother was studying mathematics at university.[ 2] Sydney but spent a lot of time with their grandparents in France'sLoire Valley , visiting "every art gallery, every museum" along the way.[ 2] [ 3] Victoria and Albert Museum so she could dig through the costume section,[ 4] [ 3] [ 2] The Wizard of Oz Gone with the Wind [ 5]
Martin attendedNorth Sydney Girls High School and, while a student, got a part-time job as anusherette at the Roseville theatre.[ 6] Sydney College of the Arts and spent a year studying the visual arts before deciding to drop out for a career change. Then she studiedpattern cutting atEast Sydney Technical College .[ 6] National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) and graduated in 1988 with a diploma in design. In her last year at university, she met and started collaborating with a fellow student,Baz Luhrmann , whom she later married. At that time, Luhrmann returned to NIDA looking for young designers with whom he planned to stage his one-act play,Strictly Ballroom , and Martin did some work on that production.[ 7]
Martin's first professional engagement came after graduation when she began working on Luhrmann's environmental opera experiment,Lake Lost , staged at a television studio inMelbourne to celebrate theAustralian Bicentenary in 1988.[ 3] Opera Australia when she provided set designs for Luhrmann's 1990 production ofGiacomo Puccini 'sLa bohème as well as the 1993 production ofBenjamin Britten 'sA Midsummer Night's Dream .[ 8]
Martin gained international acclaim when she entered thefilm industry , recreating her designs in Luhrmann's feature directorial debut,Strictly Ballroom Red Curtain Trilogy ". It was a major financial success and received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences, who lauded the acting, direction, and production values.[ 7] Best Costume Design and theBest Production Design for Martin's visuals.[ 7] Romeo + Juliet
Their third feature film collaboration which concluded Curtain's Trilogy wasMoulin Rouge! Academy Award for Best Costume Design and theAcademy Award for Best Production Design for her richly designed sets and dazzling costumes, which received widespread recognition from critics and audiences alike.She shared the former prize withAngus Strathie , the latter withBrigitte Broch (for the film's set decoration).[ 9] win multiple Oscars in a single year , after fellow costume designer Edith Head .
For their next project together, the pair teamed up adaptating Luhrmann's earlier Australian production ofLa bohème for Broadway theatre, which opened to critical acclaim in December 2002.[ 10] Tony Award for Best Scenic Design and, alongside Strathie, was nominated for theTony Award for Best Costume Design the following year.[ 11]
Martin went to co-produce Luhrmann's epic Australia [ 12] [ 13]
Luhrmann and Martin started working on the cinematic reinvention ofF. Scott Fitzgerald 's classic,The Great Gatsby [ 14] [ 15] Metropolitan Museum of Art and theFashion Institute of Technology to further their research on the project. Martin described herself during this time as being "like a detective".[ 15]
Overall, Martin was charged with creating about 500 outfits for various cast members.[ 16] Brooks Brothers andMiuccia Prada to design the costumes, as well asTiffany & Co. , which agreed to supply the film's jewelry.[ 17] [ 17] [ 14] Leonardo DiCaprio in slimmer-cut suits, a decision that otherwise would not be typical for the time period in which the depicted events are taking place. Furthermore, she erred towards the decade's end for women's clothes, wanting to focus on slimmer silhouettes.[ 17] Vogue that she found heels from the era to be "stumpy". Martin rationalized her anachronistic use of thinner-heeled shoes by telling herself she was copying what was found in fashion illustrations from the time.[ 13]
Martin created a total of 42 lavish sets for the film, which all were constructed under her vision in a span of 14 weeks.[ 16] Syrie Maugham as well as the iconic turn-of-the-century houses on Long Island, such asBeacon Towers for Gatsby's mansion andOld Westbury Gardens for the Buchanans' estate. She also gave credit to the 1920ssilent film designs, particularly those ofSunrise Speedy Art Deco visual style.[ 16]
Martin once again received universal acclaim for creating film's visuals, winning her two more Oscars for both Best Costume Design and Best Production Design, the latter of which she shares withBeverley Dunn .[ 18] record for the most Oscar wins of any Australian , overtaking fellow costume designerOrry-Kelly , who won three in the 1950s.[ 18]
Shortly after the release ofGatsby , Martin collaborated withBrooks Brothers to release a limited edition menswear collection.[ 16] [ 19] [ 20]
In 1997, Martin and Luhrmann founded a production companyBazmark [fr ] to manage their various creative projects.[ 21]
Martin was named aGlamour Magazine Woman of the Year in 2013.[ 22] carpenters working for me. I feel like the Queen of England".[ 22] [ 23]
Martin's work was featured in fellow costume designerDeborah Nadoolman Landis ' 2013 bookHollywood Costume .[ 24]
Martin has stated that she prides herself on ensuring the costumes she produces are beautifully made, comfortable, and easy to take on and off. She also said that she is no longer tempted to keep any wardrobe mementos from the films she works on, telling Fashionista, "... I realised through long and hard experience the best record of your work, is the work itself."[ 17]
In 2016, Martin and Luhrmann developed theNetflix television seriesThe Get Down South Bronx .[ 13] [ 25]
Martin met her husband,Baz Luhrmann , at university, and the pair married onAustralia Day 1997, her 32nd birthday.[ 1] [ 26] Darlinghurst mansion on the market for $16 million AUD, in favour of establishing a more settled family life in New York City, where their family has been spending more and more time.[ 27]
List of Catherine Martin short film credits Year Title Director Credited as Notes Costume Designer Production Designer Producer 1988 Interim Jean-Pierre Améris No Yes No 2004 No. 5 the Film Baz Luhrmann No Yes No Commissioned byChanel 2012 Hard Chic Yes Yes No Created for the 2012Met Gala and accompanying exhibition at theMetropolitan Museum of Art Naif Chic Yes Yes No Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations Yes Yes No The Classical Body Yes Yes No The Exotic Body Yes Yes No The Surreal Body Yes No No Ugly Chic Yes No No Waist Up/Waist Down Yes Yes No 2014 Channel No. 5: The One That I Want No Yes No Commissioned byChanel 2017 ERDEM x H&M: The Secret Life of Flowers No Yes Yes 2025 Grande Envie Herself No No No Also story writerMiu Miu
List of Catherine Martin television credits Year Title Contribution Notes Costume Designer Production Designer Executive Producer 1994 Great Performances Yes Yes No Designed sets and co-designed costumes for the episode "La boheme"Angus Strathie 2016–2017 The Get Down Yes Yes Yes Co-designed costumes and sets for the episode "Where There Is Ruin, There Is Hope for a Treasure" 2023 Faraway Downs Yes Yes Yes Alternate and extended cut ofAustralia
Awards and nominations [ edit ] Major associations Academy Awards
BAFTA Awards
Tony Awards
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Awards for Catherine Martin
1948–1956 1957–1958 1959–1960 1961–1966 1967–1980 1981–2000 2001–2020 2021–present Black and White / Color separate (1948–1956, 1959–1966)
1927–1939 1940–1946 1940 (bw):Cedric Gibbons ,Paul Groesse / (c):Vincent Korda 1941 (bw):Richard Day ,Nathan Juran ,Thomas Little / (c):Cedric Gibbons ,Urie McCleary ,Edwin B. Willis 1942 (bw):Richard Day ,Joseph C. Wright ,Thomas Little / (c):Richard Day ,Joseph C. Wright ,Thomas Little 1943 (bw):James Basevi ,William S. Darling ,Thomas Little / (c):Alexander Golitzen ,John B. Goodman ,Russell A. Gausman ,Ira S. Webb 1944 (bw):Cedric Gibbons ,William Ferrari ,Paul Huldschinsky ,Edwin B. Willis / (c):Wiard Ihnen ,Thomas Little 1945 (bw):Wiard Ihnen ,A. Roland Fields / (c):Hans Dreier ,Ernst Fegté ,Samuel M. Comer 1946 (bw):William S. Darling ,Lyle R. Wheeler ,Thomas Little ,Frank E. Hughes / (c):Cedric Gibbons ,Paul Groesse ,Edwin B. Willis 1947–1956 renamed 1947 (bw):John Bryan ,Wilfred Shingleton / (c):Alfred Junge 1948 (bw):Roger K. Furse ,Carmen Dillon / (c):Hein Heckroth ,Arthur Lawson 1949 (bw):Harry Horner ,John Meehan ,Emile Kuri / (c):Cedric Gibbons ,Paul Groesse ,Edwin B. Willis ,Jack D. Moore 1950 (bw):Hans Dreier ,John Meehan ,Samuel M. Comer ,Ray Moyer / (c):Hans Dreier ,Walter Tyler ,Samuel M. Comer ,Ray Moyer 1951 (bw):Richard Day ,George James Hopkins / (c):Cedric Gibbons ,E. Preston Ames ,Edwin B. Willis ,F. Keogh Gleason 1952 (bw):Cedric Gibbons ,Edward Carfagno ,Edwin B. Willis ,F. Keogh Gleason /(c):Paul Sheriff ,Marcel Vertès 1953 (bw):Cedric Gibbons ,Edward Carfagno ,Edwin B. Willis ,Hugh Hunt / (c):Lyle R. Wheeler ,George Davis ,Walter M. Scott ,Paul S. Fox 1954 (bw):Richard Day / (c):John Meehan ,Emile Kuri 1955 (bw):Hal Pereira ,Tambi Larsen ,Samuel M. Comer ,Arthur Krams / (c):William Flannery ,Jo Mielziner ,Robert Priestley 1956 (bw):Cedric Gibbons ,Malcolm F. Brown ,Edwin B. Willis ,F. Keogh Gleason / (c):Lyle R. Wheeler ,John DeCuir ,Walter M. Scott ,Paul S. Fox 1957–1958 1959–1966 1959 (bw):Lyle R. Wheeler ,George Davis ,Walter M. Scott ,Stuart A. Reiss / (c):William A. Horning (posthumous award ),Edward Carfagno ,Hugh Hunt 1960 (bw):Alexandre Trauner ,Edward G. Boyle /(c):Alexander Golitzen ,Eric Orbom (posthumous award ),Russell A. Gausman ,Julia Heron 1961 (bw):Harry Horner ,Gene Callahan / (c):Boris Leven ,Victor A. Gangelin 1962 (bw):Alexander Golitzen ,Henry Bumstead ,Oliver Emert /(c):John Box ,John Stoll ,Dario Simoni 1963 (bw):Gene Callahan / (c):John DeCuir ,Jack Martin Smith ,Hilyard M. Brown ,Herman A. Blumenthal ,Elven Webb ,Maurice Pelling ,Boris Juraga ,Walter M. Scott ,Paul S. Fox ,Ray Moyer 1964 (bw):Vassilis Photopoulos /(c):Gene Allen ,Cecil Beaton ,George James Hopkins 1965 (bw):Robert Clatworthy ,Joseph Kish /(c):John Box ,Terence Marsh ,Dario Simoni 1966 (bw):Richard Sylbert ,George James Hopkins / (c):Jack Martin Smith ,Dale Hennesy ,Walter M. Scott ,Stuart A. Reiss 1967–1980 1967:John Truscott ,Edward Carrere ,John W. Brown 1968:John Box ,Terence Marsh ,Vernon Dixon ,Ken Muggleston 1969:John DeCuir ,Jack Martin Smith ,Herman A. Blumenthal ,Walter M. Scott ,George James Hopkins ,Raphaël Bretton 1970:Urie McCleary ,Gil Parrondo ,Antonio Mateos ,Pierre-Louis Thévenet 1971:John Box ,Ernest Archer ,Jack Maxsted ,Gil Parrondo ,Vernon Dixon 1972:Rolf Zehetbauer ,Jurgen Kiebach ,Herbert Strabel 1973:Henry Bumstead ,James W. Payne 1974:Dean Tavoularis ,Angelo P. Graham ,George R. Nelson 1975:Ken Adam ,Roy Walker ,Vernon Dixon 1976:George C. Jenkins ,George Gaines 1977:John Barry ,Norman Reynolds ,Leslie Dilley ,Roger Christian 1978:Paul Sylbert ,Edwin O'Donovan ,George Gaines 1979:Philip Rosenberg ,Tony Walton ,Edward Stewart ,Gary J. Brink 1980:Pierre Guffroy ,Jack Stephens 1981–2000 2001–present
1964–1967
1968–present Ernest Archer ,Harry Lange , andAnthony Masters (1968)Donald M. Ashton (1969)Mario Garbuglia (1970)Ferdinando Scarfiotti (1971)Rolf Zehetbauer (1972)Natasha Kroll (1973)John Box (1974)John Box (1975)Geoffrey Kirkland (1976)Danilo Donati andFederico Fellini (1977)Joe Alves (1978)Michael Seymour (1979)Stuart Craig (1980)Norman Reynolds (1981)Lawrence G. Paull (1982)Gianni Quaranta andFranco Zeffirelli (1983)Roy Walker (1984)Norman Garwood (1985)Brian Ackland-Snow andGianni Quaranta (1986)Santo Loquasto (1987)Dean Tavoularis (1988)Dante Ferretti (1989)Richard Sylbert (1990)Bo Welch (1991)Catherine Martin (1992)Andrew McAlpine (1993) Dante Ferretti (1994)Michael Corenblith (1995)Tony Burrough (1996)Catherine Martin (1997)Dennis Gassner (1998)Rick Heinrichs (1999)Arthur Max (2000)Aline Bonetto (2001)Dennis Gassner (2002)William Sandell (2003)Dante Ferretti (2004)Stuart Craig (2005)Jim Clay,Geoffrey Kirkland , and Jennifer Williams (2006) Sarah Greenwood andKatie Spencer (2007)Donald Graham Burt andVictor J. Zolfo (2008)Rick Carter ,Robert Stromberg , andKim Sinclair (2009)Guy Hendrix Dyas ,Larry Dias , andDoug Mowat (2010)Dante Ferretti andFrancesca Lo Schiavo (2011)Eve Stewart andAnna Lynch-Robinson (2012)Catherine Martin andBeverly Dunn (2013)Adam Stockhausen andAnna Pinnock (2014)Colin Gibson andLisa Thompson (2015)Stuart Craig andAnna Pinnock (2016)Paul D. Austerberry ,Jeff Melvin , andShane Vieau (2017)Fiona Crombie andAlice Felton (2018)Dennis Gassner andLee Sandales (2019)Donald Graham Burt andJan Pascale (2020)Patrice Vermette andZsuzsanna Sipos (2021)Florencia Martin andAnthony Carlino (2022)Shona Heath ,James Price , andZsuzsa Mihalek (2023)Nathan Crowley andLee Sandales (2024)
Catherine Martin (1996)Peter Lamont (1997)Dennis Gassner (1998)Rick Heinrichs , Ken Court, John Dexter,Andy Nicholson , andLeslie Tomkins (1999)Don Taylor (2000) Catherine Martin , Ian Gracie, and Annie Beauchamp (2001)Dante Ferretti (2002)Grant Major ,Dan Hennah , andAlan Lee (2003)Eve Stewart ,John Bush , and John Hill (2004)James D. Bissell (2005)Henry Bumstead , Jack G. Taylor Jr., and Richard C. Goddard (2006)Guy Hendrix Dyas and David Allday (2007)Catherine Martin , Ian Gracie, and Karen Murphy (2008)Dan Bishop and Ian Phillips (2009) Guy Hendrix Dyas , Luke Freeborn, Brad Ricker, and Dean Wolcott (2010)Laurence Bennett and Gregory S. Hooper (2011)Rick Carter ,Curt Beech ,David Crank , and Leslie McDonald (2012)Beverly Dunn andCatherine Martin (2013)Adam Stockhausen ,Anna Pinnock , and Stephan O. Gessler (2014)Adam Stockhausen (2015)David Wasco (2016)Paul Denham Austerberry (2017)John Myhre (2018)Beth Mickle and Michael Ahern (2019) Donald Graham Burt , Chris Craine,Jan Pascale , and Dan Webster (2020)Stefan Dechant (2021)Florencia Martin andAnthony Carlino (2022)Sarah Greenwood andKatie Spencer (2023)Arthur Max , Jille Azis, andElli Griff (2024)
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