Johnetta Boone's artistic expertise in costume design is a unique fusion of historical knowledge, a director's vision, and her personal artistic touch. Her ability to bring characters to life is evident through her collaborations with renowned figures such as Taylor Sheridan, Kevin Costner, Kelly Reilly, Adam Sandler, Lynne Whitfield, Oprah, and Ava DuVernay.
With a career spanning several decades, Johnetta has witnessed the transformation of costume design in both film and television. Her distinctive style is evident in her versatile designs, ranging from early 20th-century and classic looks to contemporary and retro Western styles, as well as various uniforms, including those for sports.
Johnetta's journey in the world of fashion began in the editorial sphere, where she honed her skills alongside celebrated photographers like Ruven Afanador and Hiro. Her work included creating editorials for German Vogue and other fashion publications, as well as assignments for advertising clients. She further refined her talents at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, eventually fulfilling her dream of crafting costumes for the film industry.
Her talents were showcased in Washington, D.C., where she served as the costume designer for the series "K Street," directed by Steven Soderbergh and executive produced by George Clooney and Grant Heslov. In this role, she brought a unique flair to the typically understated political fashion of the nation's capital.
Johnetta's design prowess is prominently featured in the highly acclaimed #1 television drama series, "Yellowstone”. As a vital figure in the film industry, she now stands at the forefront, ready to embrace transformative success in various creative fields.
”Costumes bring the characters to life. It’s not just about the cover, it’s in the story".
J. Boone