Miho Suzuki is an Emmy-nominated makeup artist from Nagoya, Japan,
whose most recent work can be seen as the makeup designer/department
head in Apple TV’s new series Lessons in Chemistry.
Suzuki’s credits as a makeup department head include the films Charlie
Says, starring Matt Smith, and Steven Soderbergh’s HBO thriller Kimi,
starring Zoë Kravitz. Additionally, Suzuki worked as an assistant makeup
department head on Greta Gerwig’s Little Women, where she was
responsible for the makeup looks for Florence Pugh, Timothée Chalamet,
Eliza Scanlen, Bob Odenkirk and more, Amazon Studios’ Encounter, as well
as 20th Century Studios’ Amsterdam, which recently earned her a MUAHS
Guild Award nomination for Best Period and/or Character Makeup in a
Feature-Length Motion Picture for the makeup looks she was in charge for
Anya Taylor-Joy and Michael Shannon.
In 2021, Suzuki won the MUAHS Guild Award for Best Contemporary
Makeup in a Feature-Length Motion Picture for Warner Bros’ Birds of Prey,
where she designed the looks for Rosie Perez and Jurnee Smollet as the
film’s key makeup artist. She was also the key makeup artist on Paramount’s
80 for Brady, where she was in charge of the makeup looks for Rita Moreno.
Additionally, Suzuki’s television credits include High Fidelity and Big Little
Lies, where she worked as the personal makeup artist to Zoë Kravitz. In
2020, Suzuki received the Emmy nomination for Outstanding
Contemporary Makeup (Non-Prosthetic) for Big Little Lies.
Suzuki’s other recent work can be seen in Marvel Studios’ new film The
Marvels, where she was the personal makeup artist to Brie Larson.
Suzuki currently resides in Los Angeles and is a member of I.A.T.S.E Local
706.