A costume plan plot)helps you track all the pieces in your show, from large dresses to incidentals like hats and jewelry. While it may take some work, an organized costume plan can help in every step of the process.
The job descriptions from Asheville Community Theatre (ACT) for two full-time Costume Designers responsible for the design, construction, and implementation of costumes for
Costume designers and wardrobe workers know how important it is to keep costumes looking and smelling fresh throughout a production. That’s where vodka spray comes in. This powerful tool is a favorite of industry professionals for its ability to eliminate odors and freshen fabrics without damaging them.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this article will explain how to help keep your costumes smelling their best.
Enriching Historical Costumes, Part III: Lining, boning, collars & cuffs, lace, hair & accessories
In this three-part series, we’re discussing ways you can improve your theatre costumes. First, we explored how to make sure your costumes are historically accurate. Then, we looked at sewing concepts, such as hem lengths and skirt volume, plus the importance of making mockups and perfecting the fit.
In this final article, we’ll look at the details you can add to improve the quality of your theatre costuming.
Enriching Historical Costumes, Part II: Hem length, skirt volume, making mockups & perfecting the fit
An article from the AACT Spotlight.
Tips on fabric types, use, cost, and more.