From Variety
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Costume designers name nominees
'Prada' among contenders for contempo film

By ERIC STITT

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Fashion mag-set "The Devil Wears Prada" is among the Costume Designers Guild's nominees for contemporary film. Pic's Patricia Field joins Consolata Boyle for "The Queen," Nancy Steiner for "Little Miss Sunshine," Lindy Hemming for "Casino Royale" and Michael Wilkinson for "Babel" in the category.
The ninth annual awards ceremony, which honors excellence in costume design in film, television and commercials, will be held Feb. 17 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Jane Kaczmarek will host.

Nominated for period film are Milena Canonero for "Marie Antoinette"; Sharen Davis, "Dreamgirls"; Chung Man Yee, "Curse of the Golden Flower"; Ngila Dickson, "The Illusionist"; and Penny Rose, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest."

Nominees for fantasy film are Kym Barrett for "Eragon"; Renee April, "The Fountain"; Sammy Sheldon, "V for Vendetta"; Lala Huete, "Pan's Labyrinth"; and Judianna Makovsky, "X-Men: The Last Stand."

Sandra Bullock will receive the Swarovski President's Award, and "The Queen's" Helen Mirren will claim the distinguished actor nod.

Costume designers Patricia Norris and Grady Hunt will be honored with the Lacoste Career Achievement in Film Award and the Career Achievement in Television Award, respectively.

Telepic or miniseries nominees are Mike O'Neill for "Elizabeth I"; Julie Weiss, "Mrs. Harris"; Tom McKinley, "High School Musical"; Michael T. Boyd, "Into the West"; and Andrea Galer, "Bleak House."

Contemporary TV series nominees are Eduardo Castro for "Ugly Betty"; Catherine Adair, "Desperate Housewives"; Juliet Polcsa, "The Sopranos"; Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko, "Big Love"; and Amy Westcott, "Entourage."

Period/fantasy series nominees are April Ferry, "Rome"; Katherine Jane Bryant, "Deadwood"; and Patia Prouty and Maria Schicker for "Cold Case."

Date in print: Thurs., Jan. 11, 2007,, Los Angeles

Contemporary
Babel
Casino Royale
The Devil Wears Prada
Little Miss Sunshine
The Queen

Period
Curse of the Golden Flower
Dreamgirls
The Illusionist
Marie Antoinette
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Fantasy
Eragon
The Fountain
Pan's Labyrinth
V for Vendetta
X-Men: The Last Stand

Peace,
Mike.

Even I wasn't expecting a Babel appearence...


I thought Bobby would show up somehow, eheh. I've just seen it, and just like Crash, I kinda liked it, even with the lack of subtlety. And since it won't be nominated for BP (it's dead...right?), I don't have to worry so much about it. But yeah, it's like a guilty pleasure or something like that. I may have a crush for ensemble pieces, now that I think about it...

Wow, Little Miss Sunshine even got in here, while no The Departed.

Very glad to see The Queen and Curse of the Golden Flower.

We all know the costumes of the kids from the Little Miss Sunshine contest won them over.

I don't understand what on earth LMS got in for, heh... Paegaent costume like Christian said. I think they wanted to nominate it in every category they possibly could.

Departed is still showing to not as inhumanly strong as it could be, it's no lock for BP.

Actually, it is. Get over it.

BP win.

Winners:

EXCELLENCE IN CONTEMPORARY FILM
The Queen – Consolata Boyle

EXCELLENCE IN PERIOD FILM
Curse of the Golden Flower – Chung Man Yee

EXCELLENCE IN FANTASY FILM
Pan's Labyrinth – Lala Huete

Happy for all three again, especially COTGF beating Dreamgirls and Marie Antoinette. Costume Design is still anybody's race.

Marie Antoinette should have won this. Meh.