Sandra Sila, a costume designer recognized for her work in historical contexts, has incorporated her experience into films focused on women's sports history, particularly in projects like Aigars Graubas' 'Sapņu komanda 1935' and Dzintars Dreiberga's 'Tīklā. TTT leģendas dzimšana'. Her nomination for the esteemed 'Lielais Kristaps' award underlines her artistic contributions to Latvian cinema.

In her approach to the 'Tīklā' film, Sandra depends on her mother's recollections to authentically recreate the era's fashion, emphasizing a time characterized by muted colors and practical winter accessories like scarves instead of hats. Sandra shares insights gained through these discussions, noting the lack of preserved sportswear from that period, which has necessitated a creative reconstruction to capture the essence of the time.

Moreover, Sandra’s artistry goes beyond mere costume creation; it reflects her passion for storytelling through costumes that resonate with historical accuracy while celebrating the significant role of women in sports. Her work not only highlights her skills but also contributes to a broader understanding of women's sports history in Latvia, making her nomination a significant recognition of her impact in the film industry and cultural storytelling.