Stage Costume Step-by-Step: A Complete Design & Construction Guide
Authored by Mary T. Kidd
Whether you are a theater professional, a dedicated cosplayer, or a student of fashion history, Stage Costume Step-by-Step is the definitive resource for creating authentic, high-quality garments. This comprehensive guide walks you through the intricate process of designing and constructing stage costumes for every major drama period—from the elegance of Classical eras through the diverse styles of the twentieth century.
🎭 Book & Resource Details
| Feature |
Details |
| Author |
Kidd, Mary T |
| Primary Category |
Costume Design & Dressmaking |
| Skill Level |
Beginner to Advanced |
| Coverage |
Classical through 20th Century |
| License |
Public Domain / Open Access |
| Topics |
Costume Design, Pattern Making, Garment Construction |
| Archive ID |
stagecostumestep00mary |
✨ Why Use This Guide?
- Comprehensive Tutorials – Learn professional techniques for sewing, fabric selection, and period-accurate detailing.
- Historical Accuracy – Perfect for drama productions and historical reenactments requiring specific silhouettes from different eras.
- Cosplay Essential – An invaluable resource for DIY makers looking to level up their armor, gown, and prop-making skills.
- Completely Free Access – Hosted as part of a global effort to provide open access to educational materials.
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