Stacy Caballero is an Emmy-nominated Costume Designer, fashion historian, and storyteller, whose career has spanned film, television, and live global productions. She is recognized for her artistic range and her ability to create highly conceptual, character-driven designs with exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship.
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Her recent credits include the 2023 Academy Award–winner for Best achievement in Costume, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, the Marvel series “Echo”, which earned her an Emmy nomination for Best Costume Sci-Fi/Fantasy, “Eddington County” and most recently Green Day’s feature film “New Year’s Rev”, which premiered at TIFF.
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Raised on Bayou Lafourche outside of New Orleans, Stacy found her love for clothing and storytelling early on, inspired by her Lebanese grandparents who owned and operated a family department store in Southern Louisiana. After studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and completing her Bachelors degree at Louisiana State University, she went on to earn her MFA in Costume Design from DePaul University in Chicago. There she also designed main stage productions at the Merle Reskin Theatre and Steppenwolf Theatre before moving to Los Angeles to build her career in film and television.
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In addition to her design work, Stacy mentors students from LSU and Southern University through a university-accredited program and is an adjunct professor at DePaul University, teaching 4th year undergraduate designers, “Sketch to Screen: Costume Designing for Film and Television”.
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You can see more of her work at www.stacycaballerodesign.com or
