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Highlighted here are selected pieces from my overall costume portfolio. These works represent a range of designs, from fully constructed garments to intricately detailed pieces and costumes created simply for their visual beauty. Each piece reflects my growth as a designer and showcases the creativity, craftsmanship, and attention to detail that guide my work.
Thrifted Blouse, actor brought in overalls. Simple costume yet has the iconic "Donna" vibe with the embrodierd blouse and staple blue overalls.
Janet Van De Graff
Janet Van De Graff
Modified flapper-style dress with custom-built attached fringe overskirt; fringe individually hand-applied for movement and stage visibility.
Ensemble created using a combination of storage pieces, altered and reconstructed garments, and items contributed by cast members. Features hand-sewn Leaf Pants.
Ensemble of hand-made circle skirts paired with thrifted/storage blouses, button-ups, and cardigans. Fabric selection and design concept were developed independently, with skirt construction completed with costume mentor.
Esla & Snow Chorus
Esla & Snow Chorus
Purchased “Elsa” dress altered for fit, with magnets installed along the spine to enable a seamless onstage costume transformation. Snow Chorus costumes pictured were constructed by a costume mentor.
Colonel Mustard, Proffesor Plum, Mr. Green, Mrs. Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, Mrs. White
Colonel Mustard, Proffesor Plum, Mr. Green, Mrs. Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, Mrs. White
The costume team worked collaboratively to create this ensemble, incorporating a mix of altered storage pieces and purchased garments. The result balances individualized characters while maintaining a cohesive and recognizable ensemble aesthetic.
Mrs. Mae Peterson
Mrs. Mae Peterson
Restored faux fur coat from stock by reconstructing damaged lining; styled with mid-century dress and accessories for a 1950s ensemble.
Rose Alverez
Rose Alverez
Sourced a storage dress and outlined necessary adjustments to achieve a 1950s silhouette, with the Costume Assistant carrying out the documented alterations.
Grace Fryer, Arthur Roeder, Factory Girls
Grace Fryer, Arthur Roeder, Factory Girls
1920s factory worker ensemble for a Radium Girls production. Stock dresses were altered to fit the cast and paired with purchased aprons to create unified uniforms. The featured character at left wears an altered thrifted dress with a stock cardigan. Highlighted for the strong cohesion of the ensemble on stage. Costume for the central male character was completed collaboratively by the costume team.
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