Sharon Horgan Breaks Down Picking Costumes for Her 'Youth' Character

Sharon Horgan is opening up about wardrobe. The actor and writer shared what goes into picking costumes for her character in the project 'Youth,' the Associated Press reported. It's a rare look at the decisions that happen long before anyone shouts action.

Horgan walked through the process behind choosing what her character wears — the kind of granular, scene-by-scene work that usually stays buried in a costume department's notes. Costume calls are rarely just about looking good. They set mood, signal status, and tell the audience who someone is before a single line lands.

The AP shared Horgan's comments with the hashtags #SharonHorgan and #Youth, keeping the focus squarely on the wardrobe conversation. The report did not include further details about the production's timeline or release plans.

Horgan is a well-known name on both sides of the camera, with credits as a writer and star on 'Catastrophe' and as creator of 'Bad Sisters.' That dual role tends to make actors unusually hands-on with the small stuff — including what their characters pull out of the closet.

So far, fans are getting the costume breakdown and not much else. Expect more 'Youth' details to trickle out as the project moves along.