From Victorian hairstyles to subtle makeup that reveals character without distracting from the story, every beauty decision in Young Sherlock serves a purpose. Creating that seamless look takes far more than period costumes—it requires careful historical research, collaboration, and an understanding of how hair and makeup help audiences believe the world they're watching.

In the Summer 2026 issue of Pretty, we spoke with Oscar-nominated hair and makeup designer Sian Grigg, whose work has helped shape the look of some of film and television's most memorable productions. In our interview, she shares how the visual language of Young Sherlock came together, from balancing historical authenticity with modern storytelling to creating looks that feel natural, expressive, and true to each character.

Whether you're fascinated by costume dramas, love learning what happens behind the camera, or simply appreciate the artistry that goes into period productions, Sian offers a rare glimpse into a side of filmmaking audiences seldom get to see.

Continue below to read the complete feature in the Summer 2026 issue of Pretty, where you'll find the full interview beginning on pages 26–27.

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