Taboo season one TV costumes on display...

In Taboo Tom Hardy stars as adventurer 'James Keziah Delaney' who after ten years in Africa returns to 1814 London to reclaim and rebuild his father's shipping empire. However both the government and his biggest competitor want his inheritance at any cost, even murder, so he finds himself fighting for his life and his father's legacy.

Original TV costumes from Taboo

These costumes from the first season of FX's period drama were photographed on display at the 11th Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design exhibition at the FIDM Museum in Downtown L.A. on August 23, 2017.

Joanna Eatwell was Costume Designer on Taboo with Assistant Costume Designer Claire Vyse and Costume Supervisor Heather Lead.

Fans of Tom Hardy can also check out his Bane costume from The Dark Knight Rises, his movie costume from The Revenant and his Oscar-winning Mad Max: Fury Road costume.

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Julianne Moore and Matt Damon Suburbicon movie costumes on display...

In Suburbicon directed by George Clooney (who also has a writing credit with Grant Heslov from a 1980s script by the Coen Brothers), a deceptively peaceful 1950s American suburban community hides a violent underbelly and a family man, 'Gardner Lodge' (Matt Damon), is forced to take on mobsters to defend his family (played by Julianne Moore and Noah Jupe).

Original Suburbicon film costumes

This brilliantly presented collection of movie costumes, which looks like it also features original props used in the film's production, was photographed on display at ArcLight Hollywood cinema on October 22, 2017.

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Jenny Eagan is the Costume Designer responsible for creating the suburban looks set in the late 1950s, and for more of her work you can also check out these Beasts of No Nation movie costumes.

Nicky Lodge baseball costume

worn by Noah Jupe in Suburbicon

Noah Jupe plays 'Nicky', the Lodge's son, and wears this Suburbicon Little League baseball uniform in the film.

Margaret Lodge costume worn by Julianne Moore

in Suburbicon

In the movie Julianne Moore plays the idyllic 1950s housewife living with her family in a community of affordable homes with perfectly manicured lawns.

Fans of the Oscar-wining actress can also check out her costume from The Kids Are All Right.

Gardner Lodge costume worn by Matt Damon

in Suburbicon

Matt Damon plays a father and husband forced to kill to protect his perfect nuclear family.

Fans of the actor can also check out his NASA spacesuit from The Martian, costumes and props from the Jason Bourne movies and his Promised Land film costume and props.

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American Gods season one TV costumes on display...

If you're still looking for some costume inspiration for Halloween, then maybe these cool looks from Starz TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's best-selling 2001 American Gods book will provide some ideas. In the supernatural drama an ex-con gets draw into a fantastical holy war between old and new gods, like 'Bilquis' the 'Queen of Sheba' an old goddess of love (played by Yetide Badaki), 'Technical Boy' the new god of technology (Bruce Langley), 'Mr. Nancy' the old Ghanian trickster god 'Anansi' now working as a tailor (Orlando Jones) and Gillian Anderson's new goddess 'Media', who channels famous celebrities like David Bowie as the mouthpiece of the New Gods. There are also characters like Emily Browning's Irish 'Essie MacGowan' who believes in mythical creatures like leprechauns.

Original costumes from American Gods first season

The book may have been written over fifteen years ago, but its ideas about beliefs, religion, politics and the cultural melting pot of America is as timely as ever.

Suttirat Anne Larlarb is Series Costume Designer on American Gods first season, with Assistant Costume Designers Laura Montgomery, Brenda Broer, Sabrina Zain, Anita Bacic and Costume Supervisor Quita Alfred.

This cool selection of fantastical costumes, plus cufflinks and rings worn the characters, were photographed on display at Downtown L.A.'s FIDM Museum on August 23, 2017, as part of the 11th Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design exhibition.

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