Lili is a French Costume Designer based in Los Angeles.

Born and raised in Dijon, she graduated from the National School of Theater (ENSATT) with a Master's Degree in Costume Design and completed a post-graduate year in Production Design.

Her career began backstage, where she assisted Designers and worked as an Ager/Dyer on opera productions. She made her television debut in Season 2 of "The Bureau" for Canal+ with Matthieu Kassovitz ("Hate"). Soon after, she established herself in the Paris scene as a Costume Supervisor and Designer, contributing to film, TV, and commercials.

In 2018, she relocated to New York City and became a full-time Costume Shopper at The Metropolitan Opera, while also taking on the role of an Associate Designer on Broadway.

A year later, she found her home in Los Angeles and returned to her roots in film and TV. Currently, she works as a Union Costumer, simultaneously engaging in designing for independent films and styling commercials.

In her work, Lili is consistently driven to explore her fascination with details and her affection for complex characters. She holds the collaborative process of filmmaking dear, appreciating the subtleties that breathe life into fictional characters.

When not on set or perched on a ladder in a costume department, you can find her surfing or crafting ceramic pieces at her art studio in DTLA.

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Member of the Motion Picture Costumers IATSE Local 705

“I've worked with Lili on a range of projects and can guaranty that she is a save pair of hands! She has an impeccable sense of style and great flexibility on fast turn around jobs."

• Tom Bogda, Producer HMX Media

"Lili was a great attentive costume designer on my short film Hip Hop Cafe. She’s creative, diligent and with a great eye and attention to detail. I would be very happy to work with her again and highly recommend her."

• Robbie Samuels, Director Superrocketman

“Anne-Aurélie's creativity as a designer and a stylist is unmatched. Her ability to see color patterns and tell stories through style provides a necessary aspect to any project that must not be overlooked by Directors and Producers in the industry. She is also a tremendous collaborator allowing her to meld her creative genius well with other creatives of other disciplines."

• Dwayne A. Henry, Producer

Lili also worked as a Costumer on those projects among others