Russian Doll season 2 TV costumes on display...

Natasha Lyonne returned for a sophomore season of Netflix's mind-bending Groundhog Day comedy, Russian Doll, but this time around the series had a new time travel twist. The hard partying and smoking 'Nadia Vulvokov' found that instead of dying over and over in a time loop, like Charlie Barnett's 'Alan Zaveri' in the first season, in the second season by taking the subway she ended up traveling up and down the timeline in the bodies of her pregnant mother and grandmother tracing her Hungarian heritage. Trying to track down her grandmother's inheritance of 150 gold coins (one that Nadia wears on a necklace), she enlists the help of her friend 'Maxine' (Greta Lee) on an eventful trip to Budapest.

Screen-worn costumes from Russian Doll

This trio of season two costumes were captured on display at Downtown L.A.'s FIDM Museum on August 24, 2022.

Jennifer Rogien was Costume Designer on the trippy series with the help of Assistant Costume Designer Charlotte Svenson.

Fans of the streaming giant's series can also enjoy a closer look at these Emmy-nominated season one Russian Doll costumes.

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Emmy-winning TV costumes from Russian Doll season 1 on display...

In honor of today's 71st Emmy Awards, enjoy these Emmy-winning looks for Outstanding Contemporary Costumes from Netflix's Groundhog Day comedy series starring Natasha Lyonne, Russian Doll. In the eight-episode first season the cynical New Yorker 'Nadia Vulvokov' keeps dying in different ways and finds herself returning to the 36th birthday party that's been thrown in her honour, so she tries to find a way out of this weird time loop.

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worn by Natasha Lynne as Nadia and Greta Lee as Maxine

These costumes worn by the Emmy-nominated actress as Nadia (including her coin pendant passed down from her mother) and Greta Lee as her friend 'Maxine' were photographed on display at Downtown L.A.'s FIDM Museum & Galleries on August 20, 2019.

The Emmy-winning recipients were Costume Designer Jennifer Rogien, Assistant Costume Designer Charlotte Svenson and Costume Supervisor Melissa Stanton.

For more of this year's Emmy winners, make sure you check out these Game of Thrones final season costumes which won Outstanding Fantasy/Sci-Fi Costumes and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's season two costumes which won Outstanding Period Costumes.

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