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    Guided Course: Styling and Costume Design for Stage Performances

    A course by Lisa KatnićStylist and Costume Designer

    Guided Course: Styling and Costume Design for Stage Performances

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    Guided Course: Styling and Costume Design for Stage Performances

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    • 1 year ago

      Not for stage performance, ie a theatrical piece such as a play/opera/Cabaret. No explanation of the importance of preparation before beginning; such as script reading, what the costume will go through during the Production, maintenance, what is asked of the design in terms of practicality - quick changes, budget restraint? It’s not about the actor but the character! If a designer doesn’t understand that they’ll be in trouble with the Director! Not a good course for theatre work at all.

    Lisa  Katnić

    Lisa Katnić

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    Stylist and Costume Designer

    Joined June 2020

    Lisa is a stylist and costume designer from Los Angeles whose work can be seen in widely popular music videos, album covers, and live performances all over the world. With over fifteen years of experience in the field, Lisa continues to find joy in creating original looks and seeing them take shape onstage, or in a photograph.

    She has worked with contemporary pop artists such as Miley Cyrus, Charli XCX, Pharell Williams, Billie Eilish, and many more. Lisa has also worked with magazines like Billboard and Paper, as well as brands like Reebok, Pepsi, and Google.

    Content

    • Guided Course: Styling and Costume Design for Stage Performances

      • The Pull
      • Design Your Own Idea 1
      • Design Your Own Idea 2
      • Embellishing Something That Already Exists
      • Fitting
      • Final Look
      • Podcast: Where Fashion Meets the Stage
      • Final project

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    FAQs

    Yes, this course is designed for intermediate learners who have some experience with costume design or styling and want to deepen their skills in sourcing, illustration, and stage costuming.

    You’ll need basic art supplies, an iPad or tablet with Procreate for digital illustration, and access to sourcing platforms like vintage shops, rental houses, or online stores for practical exercises.

    You’ll learn sourcing methods, digital and traditional illustration techniques, costume embellishment, fitting preparation, photography for client review, and stage costume design fundamentals.

    Yes, the course covers sourcing strategies for photoshoots and performances, including buying, renting, borrowing from showrooms, and shopping vintage or online.

    Absolutely, you’ll learn how to sketch costumes, trace photos, add fabric textures, and use layers in Procreate for professional digital fashion illustrations.

    Yes, you’ll learn practical techniques for embellishing costumes, such as applying crystals, attaching fringe, using E6000 glue, and measuring for precise decoration.

    You’ll be guided on organizing clothing racks, preparing fitting kits, selecting accessories, and documenting fitting outcomes for effective collaboration and adjustments.

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