Tony Award for Best Costume Design

• Name — Tony Award for Best Costume Design • Awarded For — Best Costume Design • Presenter — American Theatre Wing The Broadway League • Location — United States New York City • Holder — Susan Hilferty for Wicked (2004) • Website — TonyAwards.com

• Year — Designer — Production • 1947 1st Tony Awards • Lucinda Ballard — Another Part of the Forest, The Chocolate Soldier, Happy Birthday, John Loves Mary and Street Scene • 1948 2nd Tony Awards • Mary Percy Schenck — The Heiress • 1949 3rd Tony Awards • Lemuel Ayers — Kiss Me, Kate

• Year — Designer — Production • 1950 4th Tony Awards • Aline Bernstein — Regina • 1951 5th Tony Awards • Miles White — Bless You All • 1952 6th Tony Awards • Irene Sharaff — The King and I • 1953 7th Tony Awards • Miles White — Hazel Flagg • 1954 8th Tony Awards • Richard Whorf — Ondine • 1955 9th Tony Awards • Cecil Beaton — Quadrille • 1956 10th Tony Awards • Alvin Colt — Pipe Dream • Alvin Colt — The Lark and Phoenix '55 • Mainbocher — The Great Sebastians • Helene Pons — A View from the Bridge, The Diary of Anne Frank and The Heavenly Twins • 1957 11th Tony Awards • Cecil Beaton — My Fair Lady • Cecil Beaton — Little Glass Clock • Alvin Colt — Li'l Abner and The Sleeping Prince • Dorothy Jeakins — Major Barbara and Too Late the Phalarope • Irene Sharaff — Candide, Happy Hunting, Shangri La and Small War on Murray Hill • 1958 12th Tony Awards • Motley Theatre Design Group — The First Gentleman • Lucinda Ballard — Orpheus Descending • Motley Theatre Design Group — The Country Wife, Look Back in Anger, Look Homeward, Angel and Shinbone Alley • Irene Sharaff — West Side Story • Miles White — Jamaica, Oh, Captain! and Time Remembered • 1959 13th Tony Awards • Rouben Ter-Arutunian — Redhead • Antonio Castillo — Goldilocks • Dorothy Jeakins — The World of Suzie Wong • Oliver Messel — Rashomon • Irene Sharaff — Flower Drum Song

• Year — Designer — Production • 1960 14th Tony Awards • Cecil Beaton — Saratoga • Alvin Colt — Greenwillow • Raoul Pene Du Bois — Gypsy • Miles White — Take Me Along • 1961 15th Tony Awards — colspan="2" • 1962 16th Tony Awards • Lucinda Ballard — The Gay Life • Donald Brooks — No Strings • Motley Theatre Design Group — Kwamina • Miles White — Milk and Honey • 1963 17th Tony Awards • Anthony Powell — The School for Scandal • Marcel Escoffier — The Lady of the Camellias • Robert Fletcher — Little Me • Motley Theatre Design Group — Mother Courage and Her Children • 1964 18th Tony Awards • Freddy Wittop — Hello, Dolly! • Beni Montresor — Marco Millions • Irene Sharaff — The Girl Who Came to Supper • Rouben Ter-Arutunian — Arturo Ui • 1965 19th Tony Awards • Patricia Zipprodt — Fiddler on the Roof • Jane Greenwood — Tartuffe • Motley Theatre Design Group — Baker Street • Freddy Wittop — The Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd • 1966 20th Tony Awards • Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss — Marat/Sade • Howard Bay and Patton Campbell — Man of La Mancha • Loudon Sainthill — The Right Honourable Gentleman • Irene Sharaff — Sweet Charity • 1967 21st Tony Awards • Patricia Zipprodt — Cabaret • Nancy Potts — The School for Scandal and The Wild Duck • Tony Walton — The Apple Tree • Freddy Wittop — I Do! I Do! • 1968 22nd Tony Awards • Desmond Heeley — Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead • Jane Greenwood — More Stately Mansions • Irene Sharaff — Hallelujah, Baby! • Freddy Wittop — The Happy Time • 1969 23rd Tony Awards • Loudon Sainthill — Canterbury Tales • Michael Annals — Morning, Noon and Night • Robert Fletcher — Hadrian VII • Patricia Zipprodt — Zorba

• Year — Designer — Production • 1970 24th Tony Awards • Cecil Beaton — Coco • Ray Aghayan — Applause • W. Robert Lavine — Jimmy • Freddy Wittop — A Patriot for Me • 1971 25th Tony Awards • Raoul Pene Du Bois — No, No, Nanette • Jane Greenwood — Hay Fever and Les Blancs • Freddy Wittop — Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen • 1972 26th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — Follies • Theoni V. Aldredge — Two Gentlemen of Verona • Randy Barceló — Jesus Christ Superstar • Carrie F. Robbins — Grease • 1973 27th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — A Little Night Music • Theoni V. Aldredge — Much Ado About Nothing • Miles White — Tricks • Patricia Zipprodt — Pippin • 1974 28th Tony Awards • Franne Lee — Candide • Theoni V. Aldredge — The Au Pair Man • Finlay James — Crown Matrimonial • Oliver Messel — Gigi • Carrie F. Robbins — Over Here! • 1975 29th Tony Awards • Geoffrey Holder — The Wiz • Arthur Boccia — Where's Charley? • Raoul Pene Du Bois — Doctor Jazz • Willa Kim — Goodtime Charley • Tanya Moiseiwitsch — The Misanthrope • Patricia Zipprodt — Mack and Mabel • 1976 30th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — Pacific Overtures • Theoni V. Aldredge — A Chorus Line • Ann Roth — The Royal Family • Patricia Zipprodt — Chicago • 1977 31st Tony Awards • Theoni V. Aldredge — Annie • Santo Loquasto — The Cherry Orchard • Theoni V. Aldredge — The Threepenny Opera • Nancy Potts — Porgy and Bess • 1978 32nd Tony Awards • Edward Gorey — Dracula • Halston — The Act • Geoffrey Holder — Timbuktu! • Willa Kim — Dancin • 1979 33rd Tony Awards • Franne Lee — Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street • Theoni V. Aldredge — Ballroom • Ann Roth — The Crucifer of Blood • Julie Weiss — The Elephant Man

• Year — Designer — Production • 1980 34th Tony Awards • Theoni V. Aldredge — Barnum • Pierre Balmain — Happy New Year • Raoul Pene Du Bois — Sugar Babies • Tazeena Firth and Timothy O'Brien — Evita • 1981 35th Tony Awards • Willa Kim — Sophisticated Ladies • Theoni V. Aldredge — 42nd Street • John Bury — Amadeus • Franca Squarciapino — Can-Can • 1982 36th Tony Awards • William Ivey Long — Nine • Theoni V. Aldredge — Dreamgirls • Jane Greenwood — Medea • John Napier — The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby • 1983 37th Tony Awards • John Napier — Cats • Lindy Hemming — All's Well That Ends Well • Rita Ryack — My One and Only • Patricia Zipprodt — Alice in Wonderland • 1984 38th Tony Awards • Theoni V. Aldredge — La Cage aux Folles • Jane Greenwood — Heartbreak House • Ann Hould-Ward and Patricia Zipprodt — Sunday in the Park with George • Anthea Sylbert — The Real Thing • 1985 39th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — Grind • Patricia McGourty — Big River • Alexander Reid — Cyrano de Bergerac • Much Ado About Nothing • 1986 40th Tony Awards • Patricia Zipprodt — Sweet Charity • Willa Kim — Song and Dance • Beni Montresor — The Marriage of Figaro • Ann Roth — The House of Blue Leaves • 1987 41st Tony Awards • John Napier — Starlight Express • Bob Crowley — Les Liaisons Dangereuses • Ann Curtis — Me and My Girl • Andreane Neofitou — Les Misérables • 1988 42nd Tony Awards • Maria Björnson — The Phantom of the Opera • Ann Hould-Ward — Into the Woods • Eiko Ishioka — M. Butterfly • Tony Walton — Anything Goes • 1989 43rd Tony Awards • Héctor Orezzoli and Claudio Segovia — Black and Blue • Jane Greenwood — Our Town • Willa Kim — Legs Diamond • William Ivey Long — Lend Me a Tenor

• Year — Designer — Production • 1990 44th Tony Awards • Santo Loquasto — Grand Hotel • Theoni V. Aldredge — Gypsy • Florence Klotz — City of Angels • Erin Quigley — The Grapes of Wrath • 1991 45th Tony Awards • Willa Kim — The Will Rogers Follies • Theoni V. Aldredge — The Secret Garden • Judy Dearing — Once on This Island • Patricia Zipprodt — Shōgun: The Musical • 1992 46th Tony Awards • William Ivey Long — Crazy for You • Jane Greenwood — Two Shakespearean Actors • Toni-Leslie James — Jelly's Last Jam • Joe Vaněk — Dancing at Lughnasa • 1993 47th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — Kiss of the Spider Woman • Jane Greenwood — The Sisters Rosensweig • Erin Quigley — The Song of Jacob Zulu • David C. Woolard — The Who's Tommy • 1994 48th Tony Awards • Ann Hould-Ward — Beauty and the Beast • David Charles and Jane Greenwood — She Loves Me • Jane Greenwood — Passion • Yan Tax — Cyrano: The Musical • 1995 49th Tony Awards • Florence Klotz — Show Boat • Jane Greenwood — The Heiress • Stephen Brimson Lewis — Indiscretions • Anthony Powell — Sunset Boulevard • 1996 50th Tony Awards • Roger Kirk — The King and I • Jane Greenwood — A Delicate Balance • Allison Reeds — Buried Child • Paul Tazewell — Bring in 'da Noise/Bring in 'da Funk • 1997 51st Tony Awards • Judith Dolan — Candide • Ann Curtis — Jekyll and Hyde • William Ivey Long — Chicago • Martin Pakledinaz — The Life • 1998 52nd Tony Awards • Julie Taymor — The Lion King • William Ivey Long — Cabaret • Santo Loquasto — Ragtime • Martin Pakledinaz — Golden Child • 1999 53rd Tony Awards • Lez Brotherston — Swan Lake • Santo Loquasto — Fosse • John David Ridge — Ring Round the Moon • Catherine Zuber — Twelfth Night

• Year — Designer — Production • 2000 54th Tony Awards • Martin Pakledinaz — Kiss Me, Kate • Bob Crowley — Aida • Constance Hoffman — The Green Bird • William Ivey Long — The Music Man • 2001 55th Tony Awards • William Ivey Long — The Producers • Theoni V. Aldredge — Follies • Roger Kirk — 42nd Street • David C. Woolard — The Rocky Horror Show • 2002 56th Tony Awards • Martin Pakledinaz — Thoroughly Modern Millie • Jenny Beavan — Private Lives • Susan Hilferty — Into the Woods • Jane Greenwood — Morning's at Seven • 2003 57th Tony Awards • William Ivey Long — Hairspray • Gregg Barnes — Flower Drum Song • Catherine Martin and Angus Strathie — La bohème • Catherine Zuber — Dinner at Eight • 2004 58th Tony Awards • Susan Hilferty — Wicked • Jess Goldstein — Henry IV, Part 1 and Part 2 • Mike Nicholls and Bobby Pearce — Taboo • Mark Thompson — Bombay Dreams

• 6 Wins • Florence Klotz • William Ivey Long • 4 Wins • Cecil Beaton • 3 Wins • Theoni V. Aldredge • Eugene Lee • Santo Loquasto • Patricia Zipprodt • Catherine Zuber • 2 Wins • Lucinda Ballard • Gregg Barnes • Linda Cho • Desmond Heeley • Rob Howell • Willa Kim • Franne Lee • Katrina Lindsay • Motley Theatre Design Group • John Napier • Martin Pakledinaz