Edward Stevenson(1906-1968)

Costume Designer
Costume and Wardrobe Department

The only son of an Idaho railroad superintendent, Edward Stevenson moved to California with his widowed mother following high school. He interned with designer 'Andre-ani' before beginning to design for movies. He was named Head designer for RKO Studios in 1936. His work on The Facts of Life (1960) with Edith Head earned him an Oscar. He spent 18 years designing for Lucille Ball before his death in 1968.

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Won 1 Oscar
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

Known for

Suspicion

7.3

Costume Designer(gowns)

1941

Out of the Past

8.0

Costume Designer(gowns)

1947

Công Dân Kane

8.3

Costume Designer

1941

The Magnificent Ambersons

7.6

Costume Department(ladies' wardrobe)

1942

Credits

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Costume Designer

Here's Lucy
6.9
TV Series
- Costume Designer
- 1968–1969
The Lucy Show
7.2
TV Series
- Costume Designer
- 1962–1968
Lucy in London
7.5
TV Movie
- Costume Designer
- 1966
Vacation Playhouse
7.7
TV Series
- Costume Designer
- 1966
Mr. and Mrs.
7.2
TV Movie
- Costume Designer
- 1964
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
7.9
TV Series
- wardrobe designer
- 1958
I Love Lucy
8.5
TV Series
- Costume Designer
- 1955–1957
Everything But the Truth
6.3
- Costume Designer (gowns)
- 1956
The First Traveling Saleslady
5.4
- Costume Designer (costumes designed by)
- 1956
The Magnificent Matador
5.6
- Costume Designer (as Edward M. Stevenson, gowns)
- 1955
War Arrow
5.9
- Costume Designer (costumes designed by)
- 1953
The Silver Whip
6.6
- Costume Designer
- 1953
The Redhead from Wyoming
6.1
- Costume Designer
- 1953
Chiến đấu vì những ngọn cờ
6.5
- Costume Designer
- 1952
Pony Soldier
5.8
- Costume Designer
- 1952

Costume Department

The Barbara Stanwyck Show
7.4
TV Series
- miss stanwyck's costumes by
- 1961
The Facts of Life
6.3
- wardrobe: Miss Ball
- 1960
The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
8.3
TV Series
- wardrobe: Miss Ball
- costumer: Miss Ball
- 1957–1960
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
7.9
TV Series
- wardrobe: Lucille Ball
- wardrobe designer
- 1958–1959
Sunday Showcase
4.4
TV Series
- costumes: Lucille Ball
- 1959
I Love Lucy
8.5
TV Series
- wardrobe: Miss Ball
- Miss Ball's wardrobe
- wardrobe: Lucille Ball ...
- 1955–1957
Lady Godiva of Coventry
5.5
- costumer
- 1955
I Remember Mama
7.8
- costumes: women's
- 1948
Experiment Perilous
6.3
- gowns
- 1944
Youth Runs Wild
4.8
- wardrober (uncredited)
- 1944
The Magnificent Ambersons
7.6
- designer: ladies' wardrobe
- 1942
Valley of the Sun
5.9
- costumer
- 1942
Joan of Paris
6.8
- wardrobe
- 1942
Father Takes a Wife
6.1
- other wardrobe
- 1941
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
6.4
- wardrobe
- 1941

Personal details

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Alternative name
- Edward M. Stevenson
Born
- May 13, 1906
- Pocatello, Idaho, USA
Died
- December 2, 1968
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Other works
(February 1 to 12, 1938) He was art director for Robert E. Sherwood's play, "Idiot's Delight," at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, California with Victor Mature, Don Starr, Robert Preston Meservey (Harry Van); Max Showalter and Gwen Horn Wilson in the cast. Gilmor Brown was artistic director. Hale McKeen was director.