Patrick

glendening

Costume Designer

ACD

Costumer | Fitter | Shopper

AB​OUT

ABOUT ME

I started painting, drawing, and sewing from a young age in rural Sonoma County, California. ​Born to a Carpenter and an Architect, I was thrown into a world of design and fabrication at a ​young age, and helped my dad pour foundation, frame, and finish our home based off of my mom’s ​designs.


As a teen, altering vintage clothes and printing and sewing patches to add to jackets before ​going to underground punk and indie shows was commonplace. Under the redwoods, I would browse ​the pages of underground zines, Vogue and GQ alike, play and study character design for video ​games, and travel to San Francisco with my friends to walk Haight street and the mission ​district in search of inspiration. Before going off to college in Southern California, I ​studied at the Academy of Art SF, honing my skills in 3D Modeling, 3D Animation, and ​Traditional Animation.


At 20 years old, I started my first clothing line. I learned the ins and outs of screen ​printing and custom made, sourcing and swatching, communicating with vendors and ​manufacturers, and selling product in stores. I collaborated with a well known Street Wear ​photographer, who also shot the Hundreds and Diamond Supply Co, to produce my first lookbook.


It was only once I moved to Los Angeles that I realized a career in Costume Design would be my ​path, and I started to ACD on independent projects and Costume Design for music videos and ​commercials. Soon after, I joined the Costume Designer’s Guild in 2014 and designed my first ​feature, The Cleaner for Hulu. I later joined 705 in 2019 while working on American Horror ​Story and dove into the Star Wars universe, fitting and shopping for 3 shows.


Throughout my career I’ve simultaneously gained continued inspiration as a musician since I ​was a teen, playing underground and mainstream venues, and later touring all over the world ​with my wife Kim House, playing drums in her band.



I believe that Costume Design is Character Design. That the best characters on screen are wearing Costumes that make them feel simultaneously ​familiar and original. The best costumes help an actor to step into a character, and feel seamlessly at home in their artistic exploration. ​Every fray, stain, shoelace, and wrinkle (or lack of), should be the character’s own.

COSTUMER

FITTER & SHOPPER

As a Costumer, I’ve had the privilege of working on some of my favorite shows with esteemed Costume Designers ​and talented Costume departments.


COSTUME DESIGN

VIDEO GAME ADAPTATIONS

Assassin’s Creed:Ubisoft, Just Cause 4:Square Enix, Call of Duty:Activision, Wach Dogs 2:Ubisoft)

COSTUME DESIGN

MUSIC VIDEOS

Steve Aoki feat. Flux Pavilion - Get Me Outta Here

Joachim Garraud ft. Perry & Etty Farrell - Everybody

Stylez - Skeleton Fresh


Downton Funk Uptown Funk Downton Abbey Mash Up


Nekrogoblikon - Dressed as Goblins


Steve Aoki feat. Machine Gun Kelly ​- Free the Madness


Borgore - Ratchet


"Weird Al" Yankovic - Handy

Watsky- Kill a Hipster ft. Chinaka Hodge


Steve Aoki & Moxie Raia - I Love It When You Cry


Steve Aoki, Chris Lake & Tujamo feat. Kid Ink - Delirious


Flosstradamus feat. Casino - Mosh Pit


COSTUME DESIGN

NARRATIVE

COSTUME DESIGN

COMMERCIALS

Moriarty: Devil’s Game, Michael Phelps Colgate, Benefit Cosmetics, Air Jordan, Deuses de Dois Mundos, William Lawson’s, LA Clippers + Disney

Additional Commercial Clients: Air Jordan, Benefit Cosmetics, Call of Duty, Cap'n Crunch, ​Colgate, Degree, Disney, Ford, FX, Kool Aid, LA Clippers, Paypal, Ruffles, SEGA, Sonic ​Burger, Square Enix, TGIF, Ubisoft, Whiskas, 5 Hour Energy