Discover the visionaries behind the iconic costumes of Spanish cinema. This ranking celebrates the most influential and awarded costume designers who have left their mark on the big screen. From classics to contemporary productions, we explore the mastery and artistry that define fashion in Spanish films. Get to know the talents who have transformed characters and narratives through their textile creations.
Nicoletta Taranta was nominated for the 2026 Goya Award for Best Costume Design for her work on the film "El cautivo", showcasing her excellence and creativity in Spanish cinema. Her contribution to the costumes of this production highlights her ability to create atmospheres and define characters through attire.
Won Goya Award for Best Costume Design
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Helena Sanchís was awarded the Goya Award for Best Costume Design in 2026 for her exceptional work on the film 'La cena'. Her ability to create costumes that not only dress the characters but also narrate the story and historical context is fundamental to the success of her productions.
Known for Sirât, Fire Will Come, and My Brothers and I
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Nadia Acimi has demonstrated exceptional skill in creating costumes that define characters and atmospheres in Spanish and international cinema. Her work in films such as Sirât (2025) and Fire Will Come (2019) showcases a deep understanding of visual storytelling and the ability to translate a director's vision into tangible reality through costume design.
Awarded Goya Award for Best Costume Design
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Arantxa Ezquerro was awarded the Goya 2025 Award for Best Costume Design for her exceptional work on "The Red Virgin." Her ability to create meticulous and historically accurate period costumes demonstrates an artistic mastery that deeply enriches cinematic narratives.
Julio Suárez was awarded the 2024 Goya Award for Best Costume Design for his exceptional work on "Society of the Snow." His contribution to this film stands out for creating authentic and evolving costumes, which powerfully reflected the characters' transformation and deterioration under extreme conditions.
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Costume Designer for Marshland (2014)
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Fernando García has demonstrated exceptional skill in costume design, creating memorable atmospheres and characters through his creations. His work on 'Prison 77' was awarded the Goya Award for Best Costume Design in 2023, solidifying his impact on Spanish cinema.
Won the Goya Award for Best Costume Design
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Vinyet Escobar has been awarded the Goya Award for Best Costume Design for her outstanding work on the film 'Las Leyes de la Frontera'. Her work on 'Disco, Ibiza,...' and other productions has also received nominations, demonstrating her consistent excellence and creativity in the field.
Goya Award for Best Costume Design winner
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Nerea Torrijos has demonstrated exceptional skill in cinematic costume design, winning the Goya Award for Best Costume Design for her work on "Akelarre". Her career spans over ten years in the industry, with notable contributions to films such as "Errementari" and "Window to the Sea".
Known for frequent collaborations with Woody Allen
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Sonia Grande has been awarded two Goya Awards for Best Costume Design, for "The Girl of Your Dreams" (1999) and "While at War" (2020), and has accumulated eleven additional nominations. Her work is distinguished by the creation of iconic costumes that have visually enriched internationally acclaimed films, including collaborations with Woody Allen on "Midnight in Paris" and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona".
Three-time Goya Award winner for Best Costume Design
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Clara Bilbao has been honored with three Goya Awards for Best Costume Design, a testament to her excellence and contribution to Spanish cinema. Her work in films such as 'La sombra de la ley' and 'Nadie quiere la noche' demonstrates her ability to create costumes that deeply enrich the visual narrative of productions.
Known for work on notable films like Mirage, The Impossible, and A Monster Calls
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Anna Aguilà was nominated for the 2026 Goya Awards in the Best Costume Design category for her work on the film "Romería". Her ability to recreate the aesthetic and spirit of a specific decade in "Romería" demonstrates her profound understanding of visual storytelling through costume. Her career also includes notable films such as "The Impossible" and "A Monster Calls", solidifying her reputation in Spanish cinema.
Olga Rodal has demonstrated remarkable skill in cinematic costume creation, being recognized with a Gaudí Award and a Goya Award nomination for her work on "El 47". Her filmography includes diverse projects such as "[REC] 3: Genesis" and "The Last Days", where her costume design has been fundamental to the atmosphere and character development.
Our ranking of the best film costume designers in Spain is based on a comprehensive evaluation of their careers, accolades, and the influence of their work in the Spanish film industry. We consider both historical figures and contemporary talents.