Bridgerton’s glorious fourth season opens with a spectacular masked ball. Then, we catch a glimpse of a captivating stranger in a bejeweled silver mask. There, while admiring the general splendor, she catches the eye of Luke Thompson’s Benedict Bridgerton, the second son who is yet to be married. The Emmy-winning costume designer, who was also behind last season’s elaborate looks and previously collaborated with Ellen Mirojnick on season one’s wardrobe, too, has outdone himself yet again. Vogue: I know that you like to make every season of Bridgerton slightly distinct—in Season 3, it was all about layering fabrics to create a softer, almost blurry look.