I still sort of like this adaptation mainly for James Norton as Andrei but the costumes look so cheap and over the place my god. There's some hit or misses with them for example the dress Natasha wears at the opera but overall I feel like they're completely unhistorical and bad.
Hi guys! I am so obsessed with this silhouette from Slayyyter for a project I'm working on right now. I have a general idea of how to go about making it, but I would love some pointers from someone more well-versed than me.
Hi friends! It's me again, still doing the production of Pippin. I was wondering if anyone had some sort of costume tracker or plot thing that broke down what items create the central costume (shirt, pants, socks, shoes, etc). I'm not sure what exactly these would be called but to have one that is better organized would be a huge improvement than what I am doing.
Attached is an example of what I have so far and then the dropdown menu has pulled, buy, actor-provided, make, and alter. Also, if there's any advice on how to better organize it, that would be helpful!
Thank you all for your help as I navigate this world!
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