Costume Designers Guild Announces Global Partnership With Bvlgari (EXCLUSIVE)

The Costume Designers Guild has partnered with Roman jewelers Bvlgari.

This collaboration underscores the commitment of both brands to creativity, craftsmanship and the communities shaping culture.

Bvlgari will serve as a strategic partner to the CDG and reintroduce a new edition of its iconic statuette.

The renewed statuette, a sculpture inspired by Hollywood’s Golden Age, was first envisioned by
designer David Le Vey and minted by Bvlgari. Its return, reimagined through Bvlgari’s lens, represents
artistry and inspiration.

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As part of the partnership, an exclusive awards season dinner series will bring together Oscar and Emmy-nominated costume designers to foster meaningful connections between creatives across
film, television, fashion and jewelry.

“Cinema and the arts have always been at the heart of Bvlgari’s identity. From our earliest creations to our most iconic designs, we have drawn inspiration from the power of storytelling, the emotion of performance, and the visionary spirit of those who shape culture. This partnership with the Costume Designers Guild allows us to honor creativity in its purest form, celebrating the extraordinary artists who bring imagination to life on screen. We are proud to stand alongside them, united by a shared devotion to craftsmanship, beauty and the enduring magic of cinematic artistry,” said Jean Christophe Babin, Bvlgari CEO.

Terry Ann Gordon, president of the CDG, said, “What a dream to reimagine our magnificent partnership with Bvlgari nearly 30 years after they minted our original statuette. We are so honored.”

Costume designer Mark Bridges added, “By connecting the legacy of Hollywood glamour with the rich color combinations, including the Polychroma high jewelry collection, Bvlgari’s distinctive design sensibility align seamlessly with our work as costume designers.”

As previously announced, Kate Hudson is set to receive the Costume Designers Guild’s Spotlight Award.

The guild announced their nominations for the 28th CDGA, with “One Battle After Another,” “Sinners,” “Weapons,” “Avatar: Fire and Ash” and “Bugonia” among the titles landing nominations.

The annual awards ceremony will take place on Feb. 12 at The Ebell of Los Angeles, California.