Madeline Fontaine is a French costume designer.^[1][2][3]

Madeline Fontaine is president of the French Association of Film and Audiovisual costumers (AFCCA).

• Costume designer:
  • 1996 A Saturday on Earth of Diane Bertrand
  • 1997 The Target of Pierre Courrège
  • 1997 Violetta la reine de la moto of Guy Jacques
  • 1998 Let There Be Light of Arthur Joffé
  • 1999 Babel of Gérard Pullicino
  • 1999 Kennedy and Me of Sam Karmann
  • 2001 Amélie of Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • 2002: 20, avenue Parmentier of Christophe Jeauffroy
  • 2002 Almost Peaceful of Michel Deville
  • 2003: The Belly of Juliette of Martin Provost
  • 2003 Leave Your Hands on My Hips of Chantal Lauby
  • 2004 A Very Long Engagement of Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • 2005 A Strings Attached of Michel Deville
  • 2008 Asterix at the Olympic Games of Frédéric Forestier and Thomas Langmann
  • 2008 Cash of Eric Besnard
  • 2008 Séraphine of Martin Provost
  • 2008 Night Train of Jean-Pierre Jeunet Short / Pub Chanel No. 5
  • 2009 Micmacs of Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • 2011 Chicken with Plums of Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud
  • 2011: The Hawk (TV) of Stéphane Clavier
  • 2012 Les Papas du dimanche of Louis Becker
  • 2012 My Heroes of Eric Besnard
  • 2012: Déjà Vu (Short / Pub) of Wong Kar-wai
  • 2012 Camille Rewinds of Noémie Lvovsky
  • 2013 The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet of Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • 2013 Violette Leduc of Martin Provost
  • 2013: Yves Saint-Laurent of Jalil Lespert
  • 2015 Versailles, television series
  • 2021 : Delicious of Éric Besnard
• Costume assistant:
  • 1983 The Summer Murderer of Jean Becker
  • 1984 The Sailor 512 of René Allio
  • 1986 Jean de Florette of Berri
  • 1986 Manon des Sources of Berri
  • 1991 Snow and Fire of Claude Pinoteau
  • 1994 Prince of Jutland of Gabriel Axel
  • 1995 The City of Lost Children of Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro

• Madeline Fontaine at IMDb
• Madeline Fontaine on the site of the AFCCA French Association of Film and Audiovisual costumers