Anthony L. Williams is a celebrated costume designer and fashion consultant known for his work on television and film productions, and as the winner of 'Project Runway All Stars'.
Instagram profile for Anthony Elle, showcasing sustainable couture Luxe for Less design. Profile mentions HGTV's "Rock the Block" season 4 win and "Project Runway" win, indicating a personal brand page for his design work.
Recruited as a fashion ambassador and host for the department store.
Served as a stylist and designer for actress Stacey Dash on the VH1 series, and also held roles as costume designer and co-costume designer for the show from 2014-2015 for 18 episodes, and fashion consultant/stylist from 2011-2012 for 25 episodes.
Appeared as a stylist in the 'More is More' commercial.
Anthony L. Williams is a prominent figure in the fashion and entertainment industries, recognized for his expertise as a costume designer and fashion consultant. His career began with a strong educational foundation, graduating in Apparel and Textile Designs from the University of Alabama. Williams gained significant public recognition through his appearances on the reality television series ‘Project Runway’. He initially participated in ‘Project Runway’, and later returned for ‘Project Runway All Stars’, ultimately winning the sixth season. This achievement marked a turning point in his career, providing a platform to showcase his talent and strategic understanding of the industry.
Following his victory on ‘Project Runway All Stars’, Williams established his own brand, Anthony Elle, where he operates as a fashion and costume designer, as well as a consultant. His work extends to film and television, where he has contributed his costume design skills to various projects. Notable film and TV credits include “The Crossover” (2023), “Horror Noire” (2021), “The Trap” (2019), “From the Bottom Up” (2016), “November Rule” (2015), and “Single Ladies” (2014-2015). His involvement in these productions demonstrates his capability to translate design concepts into practical costumes for diverse narratives. Williams emphasizes that his experience working behind the scenes on reality television contributed to his understanding of camera work and production strategies, which have been beneficial in his subsequent film and television endeavors.
Williams draws inspiration from classic clothing seen in films and music videos, citing designers like Audrey Hepburn and artists such as Rihanna as influences. His career is marked by a steady progression from a skilled designer to a recognized industry professional with a personal brand. As the first African-American to win ‘Project Runway All Stars’, he has achieved a significant milestone in his field. In addition to his design work, Williams also engages in brand ambassadorship and acting, further diversifying his professional portfolio within the entertainment sector.
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