21. Custom Theater And Victorian Costumes. Phoenix, AZ Contact us in Phoenix, Arizona, for custom costuming, theater wardrobes, wedding, formal, civil war and historic clothing. http://villacostuming.com/

var wsp_htmlref_blank='scripts/blank.html'; Villa Costuming and Wardrobe Call Us in Phoenix, Arizona, at (866) 687-0306 Home Costumes Wedding and Formal Wear Theatrical Costume Gallery ... Contact Us Bringing Imagination to Life Custom Theater Costumes Victorian and Civil War Costumes Bring your visions to reality with custom costumes from Villa Costuming and Wardrobe . We can create anything from theater costumes to Victorian costumes. We can come to your location for your initial consultation or have you drop by our studio in Phoenix, AZ. We design your outfits, help you select the perfect materials and fabrics, custom sew your pieces and ensure your perfect fit with private fittings. We Are Here for You Our trained and professional staff has more than 20 years of industry experience. We have been in business for 15 years and have done custom costumes for major theatrical productions as well as movies and comercials. We specialize in period costumes and clothing for historic reeneactors and reenactments. Contact us in Phoenix, Arizona, for custom costumes including theater wardrobes, Victorian and Civil War era dresses, renaissance and medieval fashions, fantasy costuming and wedding and formal wear.

22. Dark Elven Costuming - NERO Dark Elven Resource costuming tips, information, and resources for players with Dark Elven charaters in NERO International. http://vornae.com/costuming/

@import "../main.css"; Vornae A resource for Dark Elven players of NERO International Home Costuming Makeup Resources Costuming Costuming is just as important as makeup for creating and immersing yourself in a Dark Elven character. While it is certainly not required, many Dark Elf players choose to dress in a Japanese or Asian style (either authentic or simply inspired by). This can range anywhere from formal kimonos and other such clothing to basic martial arts attire which will stand up well to the rigors of play. On the other end of the spectrum, some Dark Elven players choose costuming that is more basic and stick to simple swordsman shirts and wrap pants. In between you can mix and match to your heart's desire based upon your own preferences, budget, and your character's background. In the end, it's up to you in how intricate you wish your costuming to be. Whatever your choices, you should keep in mind that darker colors are often preferable as they will not show the makeup that rubs off of you as badly. You can also minimize this (and reduce the amount of makeup you need to use) by wearing a form fitting black undershirt (such as Under Armor other sportswear). Sewing Your Own Costuming Whether you do it yourself or have someone sew your costuming for you, going this route can often be more cost effective than purchasing off-the-rack costuming. You also have the added freedom of choosing the exact fabrics and colors you want, and can have pieces tailored to better fit your body which will improve the overall look.

23. Costuming! Welcome! My next con appearance Probably not till 2011. If you'd like me to attend your con, let me know. Travel and hotel assistance is the only way to actually get me there http://sparkcostumes.com/

Welcome! My next con appearance: Probably not till 2011. If you'd like me to attend your con, let me know. Travel and hotel assistance is the only way to actually get me there though. :) Current news: We're heading into the rainy season here in western Oregon, which for mean means the depression season. I have SAD (seasonal affective disorder) so it's going to be a fight to keep from falling further behind, but I'll be giving it my best. Thanks again to all the wonderful customers who've been patient and understanding with me. I should be able to hit all firm deadlines, but any other estimates are somewhat up in the air just now. As always if you need your project by a specific date do please let me know so I can work with that in mind. For more details of what's up in my life, check out my livejournal Large projects: Stoat suit . Red and black SL based stoat. $400 down. ETA: November. Christmas hard deadline. Green and gray husky . Full suit with padding, tattoo, lots of other fun stuff. $600 down. ETA: December. FC hard deadline. Rainbow Ferret head . With feet also. $210 down. ETA: Janurary 1st, FC hard deadline.

24. Belly Dance Costuming Yasmina's Joy of Belly Dancing costuming This page is designed to give you ideas and sources on how to make your own costumes. http://www.joyofbellydancing.com/costuming.htm

Yasmina's Joy of Belly Dancing Advertising Articles Belly Dance Booklist Belly Dance History ... Belly Dance in Motion : video clips Belly Dance Magazines Belly Dance Styles Costuming Dancer's Directory ... Home Costuming This page is designed to give you ideas and sources on how to make your own costumes. Let your creativity run wild when you design your one of a kind costumes. New items will be added when I run across them. Have fun and start sewing. Articles Books Bra Construction Choli ... Veils Articles The Art of Tassel Making - by Michelle Basic Beaded Fringe: how to make your own - by Halima Belly Dance Costumes - by Salome from Orientaldancer.net Belly Dancing Costumes - by Diaa Khalil Blousy Dance Pants - by Salome from Orientaldancer.net Cairo's Costume Disasters - by Leyla Lanty. Tacky, bizarre and surprising costumes worn by Cairo's stars of oriental dance. Plenty of photos. Article from the Gilded Serphant. The Care and Feeding of Costumes - by Michelle Choosing a Belly Dance Costume - by Lolaness The Cleopatra Costume on Stage and Film The following eight pages attempt to provide the researcher with an extensive look at how the character of Cleopatra has been visualized both on stage and in film. The paper began as a major project for The History of Theatrical Costumes at University of Illinois in 1967 and obviously continues to hold my attention. Paper is by C. David Claudon.

25. Costuming - MiddleWiki The SCA is a participation organization (not a spectator one), therefore everyone is required to wear an attempt at pre1600 costume to participate at an event. http://middlewiki.midrealm.org/index.php/Costuming

Costuming From MiddleWiki Jump to: navigation search The SCA is a participation organization (not a spectator one), therefore everyone is required to wear an "attempt" at pre-1600 costume to participate at an event . Naturally this makes costuming one of the most participated in of the Arts and sciences Some members of the society take offense at the term "Costume" as it implies something that is not normal wear or just for show and therefore prefer the term garb for medieval clothing, however the makers of garb still generally hold to the title of Costumer. There are several events dedicated to Costuming including the Known World Costume Symposium and in our Kingdom in particular the Golden Seamstress Competition has gained a lot of renown. Contents SCA and other Living History Groups Cultural Implications Getting Started Research ... Research using Illuminated Manuscripts SCA and other Living History Groups Unlike most Living History organizations, the SCA has no strict guidelines for authenticity in costume. The bylaws of the organization literally state that one must make "an attempt" at pre-1600 attire. Obviously, this "best effort" varies wildly from person to person based on their skills, connections and/or ability to purchase garb. This lax requirement to the most basic element of a person at an event (their outward appearance) has been both a boon and bane to the Society. It has been positive in that the "entry requirements" for new people are very low... most can cobble together a simple T-tunic or borrow one. In a pinch simple sweatpants and a blousy shirt belted at the waist will suffice for a man or woman. This has allowed the membership of the Society to increase at levels unheard of in other living history groups with much more stringent appearance regulations.

26. Casa Mai - The Study Personal history of costuming, image gallery, links, and reviews of costume books. http://www.casamai.com/study.html

the Study Our main hobby is costuming. We keep everything related to it here. This includes our photo albums, resources, books and documentation. The making of costumes has been a great creative outlet, especially for Bruce. Having no real ability to draw, paint, etc., he's finally found something he feels competent at. He owes a lot of what he's learned to Nora's experience as a seamstress. If you're interested, you can read about how we got started costuming We work frequently separately but often get roped into stage groups or SCLG group projects. The current SLCG project involves a genre called "Steampunk" and we'll be actively participating in that. Check the SLCG pages for more on the group project. We've been working on the back story for our characters in the Steampunk project. As part of that, Nora has been creating a journal for her character, A. A. Spencer. Which you can see here Our Featured Costumes "Earth Vs. The Full Monty"

27. Costuming - Definition Of Costuming At YourDictionary.com noun. the style of dress, including accessories, typical of a certain country, period, profession, etc. a set of clothes in such a style, as worn in a play or at a masquerade http://www.yourdictionary.com/costuming

28. Costuming Hardrive Productions is always on the cutting edge of costuming. Greg Brown is Hardrive’s creative costume designer. His knowledge, artiste and http://www.hardriveinc.com/costuming.htm

Hardrive Productions is always on the cutting edge of costuming. Our trained staff, pattern making computers and designers will bring to life any idea you might have in mind. We offer beautifully detailed renderings of our costume designs as part of the concepting process. Christmas July 4th 2nd Story Guys Costuming Choreography Conventions ... Nelson Creative, Inc.

29. Costuming In The Empire Of Medieval Pursuits costuming is one of the most fun aspects of the EMP. When we have events and occasionally for weekly practices, we enjoy wearing the clothing of different times and cultures. http://www.empiremp.com/costuming.html

ABOUT US Overview Governance Membership ... LINKS Costuming Costuming is one of the most fun aspects of the EMP. When we have events and occasionally for weekly practices, we enjoy wearing the clothing of different times and cultures. The sky is the limit, with a preference of pre-1750 inspired styles. The term costume and garb are basically the same. Since people in the EMP make costumes for more than just a one time wearing like you might for a costume party, most people will refer to their outfits as garb. Since the EMP offers such a wide time range of available styles and cultures you can be as simple or complicated as you desire. A tunic and belt are perfectly acceptable as are complete Persian Court Attire. Some people enjoy wearing a variety of different types of garb. While others prefer to wear things from a specific time and place. Since the EMP goes about 150 years past most other medieval groups there is a lot more room for later period costuming. Many of our events are themed to a specific time and place. It is highly encouraged that you wear at least on outfit to fit the specific theme. In no way is it required however. Generally, in order to promote a certain theme there may be a prize for the best costume at that event. Site Map Site by Portent Interactive

30. Costuming | SCAtoday.net There is so much coming up in the near to notso-near future. Coronation, Toys-4-Tots, Mid-winters (both Caer Galen and al Baran), and of course our own 12th Night! http://www.scatoday.net/taxonomy/term/130

Headlines Events Forums Weblinks ... My Account Costuming Clothing of the 12th century discussion list Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2010-11-04 23:30 Costuming 1101 CE to 1200 CE Are you living in the 12th century and don't know what you should be wearing? Take a look at the 12th Century Clothing List on Yahoo Groups for discussion of period garb. Login or register to post comments Read more 154 reads Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2010-10-22 15:22 Costuming Outlands Start: End: Timezone: US/Mountain There is so much coming up in the near to not-so-near future. Coronation, Toys-4-Tots, Mid-winters (both Caer Galen and al Baran), and of course our own 12th Night! Do you just have a need for new garb? Want to change your look? Well, come join us! Sunday November 7th from 10am until 6pm at Hillcrest Village Club House! Login or register to post comments Read more 48 reads Calendar Are blue jeans period? Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2010-10-11 15:47 Costuming Fine Arts 1601 CE and Later Italian ... Exhibit Are blue jeans period? A new study dates the modern clothing basic to at least 17th century Italy as shown in the paintings of Italian artist dubbed the "Master of the Blue Jeans." (photo) 1 comment Read more 368 reads Duct tape rules at the prom Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2010-09-19 11:36

31. MEDANZ Costuming The Middle Eastern Dance Association of New Zealand HomePage http://www.medanz.org.nz/costuming.html

MEDANZ Middle Eastern Dance Association of New Zealand Home What's On Teachers List Contact Information ... History Costuming **Under construction** The style of costume will depend on the style of dance and venue. In NZ costumes can be broadly divided into Cabaret/Orientale, Folkoric/Ethic and Tribal. 'Cabaret' style costumes are often two piece and often show a lot of skin. The style of costume is less than one hundred years old but is what many people think of as a 'belly dancing costume'. - Further information will be provided in the near future. 'Folkloric' costume has a more covered look - often based on a tunic. When you can also identify where (and when) it was worn it become 'Ethnic'. However, much 'folkloric' costuming is pure fantasy - even allowing for jazzing things up for the stage. - Further information will be provided in the near future. 'Tribal' costuming is based on 'American Tribal Style'. The best known performers are Fat Chance Belly Dance. This costuming style unashamedly combines ideas from different cultures, continents, eras (and even species - those tassels are camel decorations!). The effect is very lush. - Further information can be found on the Tribal costuming pages MED Costuming Links Shira has a costuming section For ethnic dance Aisha Ali's Site - especially the Gallery Silk Road has photos of dancers in Persian Costumes.

32. Costuming | Communities | Star Wars Directory, News, Info And Interviews | Galac Communities dedicated to Star Wars costuming. The most famous national community is, of course, the Star Wars 501st costuming legion. http://www.galacticbinder.com/Communities/Costuming/

33. Walt Disney World Career Opportunities Sign up to receive updates from Walt Disney World Casting and obtain the latest information about our employment opportunities and events, and how you could http://disney.go.com/DisneyCareers/wdwcareers/hourly/costumingcosmotology.html

var chromeColor = "#214DA5"; Home How to Apply Upcoming Hiring Events Additional Information ... Other Disney Career Opportunities Sign up to receive updates from Walt Disney World Yellow Shoes? Check! Red pants? Check! Costuming and Cosmetology Cast Members at the Walt Disney World Costuming Costuming Hosts and Hostesses are responsible for issuing costumes at various wardrobe facilities across property, checking garments to maintain show quality, transporting locker bags, loading and unloading costumes and doing some light laundry. Costuming Cast Members may also have the opportunity to assist performers in our shows and parades. Costuming Hosts and Hostesses receive a starting rate of $7.45/hour. Cosmetology Cosmetology Cast Members are responsible for maintaining all wigs for performers and figures across the Walt Disney World Cosmetology Hosts and Hostesses receive a starting rate of $10.75/hour. Full-time, part-time and seasonal Cast Members at the

34. Somewhere In Time, Unlimited.org - Seattle Washington - Victorian, Edwardian, Re Enjoy the Victorian era? Are you more into Flapper Zoot Suits? For those interested in historical dress vintage costumes, SITU in Seattle hosts a number of social events in http://www.costuminginseattle.com/

Somewhere in Time, Unlimited (SITU) sponsors historic costumed social events in the Seattle vicinity which reflect the most enjoyable aspects of past eras On this website, you will find information about our scheduled upcoming events activities in which you can participate, photos from our past events educational information such as classes or articles links to other costume sites, a few of our past newsletters, information from The Sewing Circle with upcoming sessions or suggestions on obtaining fabric deals, "Dress Up Opportunities" which are for fun, mostly non-SITU activities (little "fill-in" sort of opportunities) to which you can arrive individually or as a group in costume. The SITU “season” commences with an opulent holiday ball. We have danced our way through Old Vienna Georgian and Dickens’ England, and the Russia of the Romanovs. Spring and Autumn events are typically smaller and more informal. Themes have included an 18th century fair, a Gothic literary tea, a 19th century explorer’s gathering, a 1920s speakeasy, a nightclub in 1930s Shanghai, and murder mysteries. Summer features al fresco events such as garden parties, Victorian bathing parties, a day at the horse races, a cricket match, and a tiger hunt in the India of the Raj!

35. Costuming - Associated Content - Topic - Associatedcontent.com Associated Content is a platform that enables everyone to publish their content in any format (text, video, audio, images) on any topic and then distributes that content http://www.associatedcontent.com/topic/47533/costuming.html

AC.base_www = '/'; AC.base_adm = 'https://publish.associatedcontent.com/'; AC.base_img = 'http://i.acdn.us/'; AC.base_siteimg = 'http://i.acdn.us/siteimg/'; Associated Content Home COSTUMING Sort by: Most Relevant Publish Date Cheap as Heck Costuming: Costuming a Play on a Small Budget Some tips on getting a costume done on a small budget for a play or general fun. By K. Valentine Costuming a Small Play on a Budget Costuming a play doesn't have to be expensive, but it does have to be well-planned. Here's where to start and what you need to know. By Faye Fitznorman Chicago : A Costuming Look at a Period Film Each character was expressed through their costuming. This was conveyed through hair, makeup, clothing, sets, and props such as furniture. By amy Curran Using Set Design and Costuming to Enhance the Thematic Elements in a Production of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus Costuming choices and set design are too often underdeveloped in Shakespearean presentations. Titus Andronicus offers ample opportunity to use ironic counterpoint that upends audience expectations through the use of costume and set design choices. By Timothy Sexton How to Use Costuming in LARP Some costuming suggestions for Live-Action-Roleplaying.

36. Costuming Chain Mail As for chain mail, look at some of the small laces. They could easily be cut apart and painted with silver or metallic fabric paint. http://msatminidolls.minilists.com/archcostum.htm

COSTUMING Categories Chain Mail Costuming Draping Earth Tones Fabric Fabric Stiffness Feathers French Seams Glue Glue for Hemming Glue vs. Sewing Heirloom Sewing Inspiration Lace Overcast Stitching Patterns Pattern Adaptation Rayon Ruching ... Slips Shoes Shoe Laces Storing Patterns Sweater Thread Trim Trimming with Fur / Embossing Velvet Wool Chain Mail As for chain mail, look at some of the small laces. They could easily be cut apart and painted with silver or metallic fabric paint. I haven't done it yet, but I have been thinking of doing some dolls of a medieval nature and it was a thought. In one of the old DIM mags, there is a knight doll and they used lace for the chain mail. I'll have to find my old copy and see what it says. Dale Chain Mail Take a lace in the pattern you want and hang it up with clothes pins on a line out side and spray it with hobby silver...let dry and you got it..(may have to spray a couple of times). to make it stiff after it is cut and set to style you can use a fabric stiffener to make it firm. Ann K Chain Mail I just remember something I saw in Michael’s the last time I was there. They have a metal mesh that is bendable. It can be placed over objects and molded to that shape. I bet it would make cool chain mail for a larger doll. One word of warning. I read a friends post on another list that said it was really sharp and you should wear gloves when using it.

37. 1920's Interactive Literature Resources - Costuming A Summary of Resources for running Live (and tabletop) Games set in the 1920's, including Lovecraftian Horror http://www.vialarp.org/20s/20s_costuming.html

A Resource Guide for Live and Tabletop Roleplaying Games set in the 1920s, including Lovecraftian Horror and Gangster Genre Games. Costuming Costuming Tips by MaryBeth Hodic EDITOR'S CHOICE: Pattern references by a local gamer! 1920s Fashions EDITOR'S CHOICE: An excellent page of links from Flapper Station 1920's Fashion (Retro Magazine) EDITOR'S CHOICE: Excellent Retro Article by Malvina DeVries on Fashion in the 1920s Mileiux EDITOR'S CHOICE: the Ultimate Costume Reference Online Flaming Youth Costuming of the Flapper Era - pictures, text, A very interesting museum exhibit from McLean County, which lies midway between Chicago and St. Louis. Amazon Drygoods EDITOR'S CHOICE: Amazon Drygoods at 2218 E. 11th St., Davenport, IA 52803-3760 USA (319-322-6800) sells patterns for Victorio-Edwardian clothing underthings and some ready-made items, including mens shirts with detachable collars, hats, and corset kits and pre-made corsets. Fashion of the Golden Twenties Historic Sewing Patterns Exchange: 1920s and 30s A pattern exchange - a goldmine for the serious costumer! Suiting the Modern Woman "Suiting the Modern Woman previewed at the Neiman Marcus in Fort Worth on April 5 - 26, 1997 and opened at the University of North Texas Art Gallery May 1- July 1, 1997." The Web page has a section on Women's clothing from the 1920s.

38. : Creative Costuming & Designs : We have many costumes to choose from, and will do custom designs for you, color guards, bands, flag teams, performers. Quality and beautiful designs make your performance the http://creative-costuming.com/catalog.htm

DESIGN OPTIONS Here are your design options for every costume: Long Sleeve Three-Quarter Sleeve Short Sleeve Cap Sleeve Cut In At Shoulder Solid Color Mirror Image of Front Full Skirt Half Skirt Quarter Skirt Asymmetrical Don't see a Design Option for you? Just ask and we will do our best to make it happen for you! Here are your design options for every costume: Long Sleeve Three-Quarter Sleeve Short Sleeve Cap Sleeve Cut In At Shoulder Solid Color Mirror Image of Front Full Skirt Half Skirt Quarter Skirt Asymmetrical Don't see a Design Option for you? Just ask and we will do our best to make it happen for you! Here are your design options for every costume: Long Sleeve Three-Quarter Sleeve Short Sleeve Cap Sleeve Cut In At Shoulder Solid Color Mirror Image of Front Full Skirt Half Skirt Quarter Skirt Asymmetrical Don't see a Design Option for you? Just ask and we will do our best to make it happen for you! UNIQUE - BOLD - STYLISH Our unique costumes are designed and manufactured with the performers in mind. Making them look and feel their best is our #1 priority. Click on a design for more information.

39. The Superhero Costuming Forum - Message Board The Superhero costuming Forum Dedicated to Superhero and Supervillain costuming and Cosplay. http://thesuperherocostumingforum.yuku.com/

40. Costuming Dance Styles and Costumes.doc From Tribal to Cabaret a great source of info, with pictures! Compiled by Zatarra. http://www.mas-uda.com/costuming.htm

Mas Uda Middle Eastern Dancers Home About Us Book Reviews Editorials and Articles Costuming Dancers Calendar Classes Annual Benefit ... Contact Kashani Costuming Information So you're starting to dance and thinking about costuming? Here are some hints to help you, and many of these will make costuming a bit less expensive. Dance Styles and Costumes.doc From Tribal to Cabaret - a great source of info, with pictures! Compiled by Zatarra. When it comes to costuming, it's a good idea to have a 'swatch bag' with samples of fabrics from costumes you already own. That way you can match colors when you buy or make items. Be sure to collect "stuff" in your favorite colors. If you're just starting out, pick one or two colors you like and either gold or silver as your accent. Some ideas of things to make with leftover pieces of fabric and trim, etc from your main costume pieces - chokers, wrist and ankle bands, arm bands, head bands, tummy drapes/midriff 'danglies' or covers, head wraps, turbans, camel trappings (tassels), tassels to add to necklaces, belts and bra tops. STUFF TO COLLECT: RIBBONS -(even the wire edged ones - you can pull the wire out easily on most of them) all widths BUTTONS - some are really pretty. Button covers, too!

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