Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Costume Design

Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Costume Design
Awarded forOutstanding Costume Design
LocationUnited States
Presented byThe Off-Broadway League[1][2]
Currently held byOana Botez, Orlando (2025)
Websitelortelaward.com

The Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Costume Design is an award presented annually at the Lucille Lortel Awards to honor excellence in costume design for an Off-Broadway musical or play production since 1995.[3]

Jane Greenwood, Paul Tazewell, Catherine Zuber, Clint Ramos and Jessica Jahn are all tied for the most wins in the category, with two each. Catherine Zuber and Anita Yavich lead the most nominations, with six each, followed closely by Susan Hilferty, Toni-Leslie James, Clint Ramos and Dede M. Ayite with fix each.

Winners and nominees

Key
  and bold indicates the winner.

1990s

Year Designer Production Ref.
1995
Judith Dolan The Petrified Prince [4]
1996
Jane Greenwood Sylvia
1997
Howard Crabtree When Pigs Fly
1998
Paul Tazewell On the Town [5][6]
1999
Jess Goldstein The Mineola Twins / Uneasy Chair [7]

2000s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2000
Martin Pakledinaz Waste / The Wild Party [8][9]
2001
Jane Greenwood Old Money [10][11]
Fabio Toblini Bat Boy: The Musical
David C. Woolard The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin
Constance Hoffman Tiny Alice
Susan Hilferty Jitney
2002
Elizabeth Caitlin Ward Cymbeline [12][13]
Jonathan Bixby and Gregory Gale Urinetown
Mara Blumenfeld Metamorphoses
Susan Hilferty and Linda Ross Franny's Way
Bob Miller and Steven Howard Dragapella!
2003
Michael Bottari and Ronald Case Shanghai Moon [14][15]
Susan Hilferty My Life With Albertine
Paul Tazewell Boston Marriage
Catherine Zuber Far Away
2004
Catherine Zuber The Beard of Avon [16]
William Ivey Long Valhalla
Paul Tazewell Caroline, or Change
Kaye Voyce Johnny Guitar
Linda Cho The Two Noble Kinsmen
2005
Catherine Zuber Intimate Apparel [17]
Anita Yavich Svejk
Alvin Colt Forbidden Broadway: Special Victims Unit
Kevin Pollard Shockheaded Peter
2006
Eric Becker Abigail's Party [18][19]
Deborah Newhall The Ruby Sunrise
Martin Pakledinaz The Trip to Bountiful
Anita Yavich The Wooden Breeks
William Ivey Long Grey Gardens
2007
Gregory Gale The Voysey Inheritance [20]
Valerie Marcus Ramshur Victoria Martin: Math Team Queen
Gregory Gale The Milliner
Susan Hilferty Spring Awakening
Willa Kim Adrift in Macao
2008
Michael Bottari, Ronald Case and Jessica Jahn Die Mommie Die! [21]
Mara Blumenfeld The Glorious Ones
Tracy Christensen Seussical
Kristine Knanishu The Adding Machine
Jenny Mannis The Drunken City
2009
Marina Draghici Fela! [22]
Ann Hould-Ward Road Show
Toni-Leslie James Wig Out!
Karen Perry The First Breeze of Summer
Theresa Squire Rafta, Rafta

2010s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2010
Clint Ramos So Help Me God! [23][24]
Martin Pakledinaz The Glass Menagerie
Ilona Somogyi Clybourne Park
Anita Yavich Venus in Fur
Miranda Hoffman Stunning
2011
Gabriel Berry The Coward [25]
David Zinn Other Desert Cities
Jen Caprio In Transit
Cait O'Connor The Witch of Edmonton
Emily Rebholz This Wide Night
2012
Emilio Sosa By the Way, Meet Vera Stark [26]
Catherine Zuber Death Takes a Holiday
Toni-Leslie James Milk Like Suga]
William Ivey Long The School for Lies
Ilona Somogyi Maple and Vine
2013
Jessica Pabst The Whale [27]
Emily Rebholz Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
Toni-Leslie James A Civil War Christmas
Clint Ramos Wild With Happy
Anita Yavich Golden Child
2014
Paloma Young Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 [28][29]
Clint Ramos Here Lies Love
Catherine Zuber Far From Heaven
Anita Yavich The Explorers Club
Gabriel Berry and Andrea Hood Love and Information
2015
Paul Tazewell Hamilton [30][31]
Candice Donnelly Indian Ink
Clint Ramos Bootycandy
Bretta Gerecke Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe
Anthony Ward Josephine and I
2016
Anita Yavich The Legend of Georgia McBride [32][33]
Donna Zakowska Angel Reapers
Martha Hally Women Without Men
Toni-Leslie James First Daughter Suite
Clint Ramos Eclipsed
2017
Susan Hilferty Love, Love, Love [34][35]
Tilly Grimes Underground Railroad Game
Sarah Laux The Band's Visit
Montana Levi Blanco The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World
Emily Rebholz Indecent
2018
Dede M. Ayite School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play [36][37]
Emily Rebholz The Low Road
Dede M. Ayite Bella: An American Tall Tale
Tilly Grimes The Government Inspector
Tricia Barsamian KPOP
2019
Montana Levi Blanco The House That Will Not Stand [38][39]
Paloma Young Alice by Heart
Jennifer Moeller Mlima's Tale
Dede M. Ayite By the Way, Meet Vera Stark
Kaye Voyce Marys Seacole

2010s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2020
(Tie)
Rachel Townsend and Jessica Jahn The Confession Of Lily Dare [40][41]
Toni-Leslie James for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf
Oana Botez In the Green
Dede M. Ayite BLKS
Montana Levi Blanco A Strange Loop
2021 No ceremony held due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2022
Gregory Gale Fairycakes [42][43]
Márion Talán de la Rosa Oratorio for Living Things
Ari Fulton [onfederates
Dominique Fawn Hill Tambo & Bones
Catherine Zuber Intimate Apparel: A New Opera
2023
Alejo Vietti Titanique [44][45]
Sarah Laux Wish You Were Here
Enver Chakartash The Trees
Orla Long Endgame
Qween Jean Soft
2024
Lux Haac Manahatta [46][47]
Linda Cho The Half-God of Rainfall
Enver Chakartash Stereophonic
Dede M. Ayite Buena Vista Social Club
DeShon Elem (pray)
2025
Oana Botez Orlando [48][49]
Rodrigo Muñoz Sally & Tom
Marco Marco Drag: The Musical
Qween Jean Liberation
Mariko Ohigashi Sumo

Multiple wins

2 wins

Multiple nominations

6 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

See also

References

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