Charlotte Walter

Charlotte Walter’s name pops up in all the right places if you’re into films that actually give a damn about what people are wearing. She’s the brains behind the costumes in Belfast (2021)—yeah, that one that made everyone weepy about childhood and The Troubles. But her track record goes way deeper. Remember Easy Virtue from 2008? That snappy, jazz-age flick? She did that too. Oh, and Submarine (2010)? Those perfectly offbeat British looks? Yep, her handiwork. She’s not just collecting film credits for fun. Charlotte’s got some serious hardware to back it up. There’s a BAFTA win for Birdsong—an adaptation that could’ve gone either way but looked absolutely gorgeous. She snagged a British Independent Film Award for Misbehaviour, which was all about the 1970s Miss World contest, so you know the dresses had to be on point. Then there’s the European Film Award for her work on Belfast, because apparently one trophy per movie isn’t enough. Nominations pile up too—CineEuphoria, Satellite Awards—she’s always in the mix. But here’s the kicker: she jumps between film and TV like it’s no big deal. Watchmen? That’s her as well. Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story? Same deal. So, whether it’s period drama, quirky indie, or big-budget series, Charlotte’s the one making sure everyone looks exactly like they belong in their world. Honestly, if you care about costumes that feel lived-in and real, she’s someone you’ve definitely seen—even if you didn’t realize it.