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As the Just a flaming moe away shirt and by the same token and costume designer for Everything Everywhere All at Once, Shirley Kurata is one of the most famous names in Hollywood, but she’s been a familiar face in the fashion industry for nearly 20 years. Kurata, also a stylist, has worked alongside Rodarte’s Kate and Laura Mulleavy since they first launched their label in 2006 and is a frequent collaborator of Humberto Leon and Carol Lim of Rodarte. Opening Ceremony and Kenzo. She has also brought her unique colorful aesthetic to music videos and performances by A$AP Rocky, Bleachers, Tierra Whack and Linda Lindas, to name a few.

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It’s the Just a flaming moe away shirt and by the same token and perfect training to brainstorm and develop costumes for a comedy/drama/action film written and directed by The Daniels, aka Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. The film takes viewers through many diverse worlds as Evelyn Wang, a Chinese-American immigrant and laundromat owner (played by Michelle Yeoh), tries to make it through the day while dealing with life. IRS audit, her impending marriage, a visit from her father, and general differences between mother and daughter cannot be reconciled. Kurata’s costume adds an indelible layer of meaning — and sometimes humor — to the film and earned her an Academy Award nomination for best costume design. Vogue spoke with Kurata a week after winning the Costume Designers Guild award for outstanding sci-fi film and three days before the Oscars about Rodarte’s return to New York last month, the process of putting together the movie’s costumes and how she prepares for the big night ahead.