Mejores diseñadores de vestuario de cine en España

Helena Sanchís received the 2026 Goya Award for Best Costume Design for her exceptional work on the film 'La Cena'. Her contribution to the film's setting and visual style was fundamental, capturing the essence of 1936 Spain with great precision and creativity.

Nicoletta Taranta has been nominated for Best Costume Design at the Goya Awards 2026 for her exceptional work on Alejandro Amenábar's film "El cautivo". Her costume work in this production demonstrates a deep understanding of the period and an ability to enhance the atmosphere and characters through her creations. Her Goya nomination underscores her impact and recognition in Spanish cinema.

Clara Bilbao has been awarded three Goya Awards for Best Costume Design for her work on 'Blackthorn', 'Nadie quiere la noche', and 'La sombra de la ley'. Her ability to recreate eras and styles, as well as to imbue characters with depth through their costumes, is widely recognized in the Spanish film industry.

Cristina Rodríguez has been nominated six times for the Goya Award for Best Costume Design, demonstrating a consistent and high-quality career in the Spanish film industry. Her ability to bring characters to life through their costumes in films such as "My Heart Goes Boom!" and "The Fury of a Patient Man" is widely recognized. These nominations reflect her significant impact and creative excellence in costume design.

Alberto Valcárcel has been nominated for the Goya Awards for his exceptional work in costume design, notably for his contribution to films like 'El amor en su lugar'. His ability to create costumes that enhance the narrative and atmosphere of cinematic productions is remarkable. His career includes collaborations on significant Spanish and international films, demonstrating great versatility and a deep understanding of the art of costume.

Nerea Torrijos has demonstrated an exceptional ability to create costumes that not only dress characters but also tell stories and enrich the atmosphere of films. Her work on 'Akelarre' earned her the 2021 Goya Award for Best Costume Design, highlighting her capacity to merge historical authenticity with a unique artistic vision. Her career includes collaborations on cinematic productions that have been praised for their visual aesthetics and detailed costume design.

Vinyet Escobar is a prominent figure in Spanish film costume design, having won the Goya Award for Best Costume Design for her work on the film "Las Leyes de la Frontera". Her ability to create costumes that capture the essence of each era and character is fundamental to the viewer's immersion in the story.

Arantxa Ezquerro was awarded the Goya Award 2025 for Best Costume Design for her exceptional work on 'La Virgen Roja'. Her career includes multiple nominations and recognitions for her ability to create costumes that define the visual identity of prominent Spanish films.

Mercè Paloma has demonstrated exceptional skill in creating costumes that define the atmosphere and characters in Spanish and international film productions. Her work on films such as "The Bookshop" and "Black Bread" has been fundamental to the visual narrative, bringing authenticity and depth to each story.

Paco Delgado is a Spanish costume designer with a distinguished international career, having been nominated twice for an Oscar and winning two Goya Awards for his exceptional work. His ability to transform characters through costume in films such as "Les Misérables" and "The Danish Girl" showcases his mastery and artistic vision.

Bina Daigeler is an internationally renowned costume designer with a distinguished career in the Spanish and international film industry. Her Oscar nomination for "Mulan" and multiple awards, including the Goya and German Film Award, demonstrate her excellence and creativity in costume design for film and television.

Sonia Grande is a prominent figure in Spanish cinematic costume design, recognized for her mastery in creating evocative period costumes and her ability to define characters through attire. Her extensive career includes collaborations with international directors like Woody Allen and Pedro Almodóvar, and she has been honored with the Goya Award for her exceptional work, such as in "The Girl of Your Dreams".

Anna Aguilà has demonstrated exceptional skill in creating costumes that deepen narrative and character development, as evidenced by her 2026 Goya nomination for 'Romería'. Her work in films such as 'Mirage', 'The Impossible', and 'A Monster Calls' stands out for its meticulousness and visual impact, significantly contributing to the atmosphere and tone of each production.

Irantzu Ortiz has been nominated for the Goya and Gaudí Awards for her exceptional costume design in the film "The 47," demonstrating her mastery in creating authentic visual environments. Her work in this production stands out for its meticulous attention to detail and the ability to reflect the era and character psychology through clothing.

Olga Rodal has been nominated for the 2025 Goya and Gaudí Awards for her exceptional costume design work on the film 'El 47', shared with Irantzu Ortiz. Her contribution to this historical production demonstrates her ability to create costumes that enrich the narrative and setting of the film, accurately reflecting the era and characters.