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The Costume Designer for Black Panther and Spike Lee Explains Her Creative Process

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Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter is behind some of the most famous looks in cinematic history. She explains the African, Afropunk and Afrofuture influences she drew on to design the costumes in "Black Panther" and "Do the Right Thing."

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