Crazy For You- Finale Costume

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Designs for Zangler's Follies in finale of Crazy For You, the musical. I was credited with the design of the costumes, and helped create them on the costume crew. I also helped produce the Telephone Girls costumes on the costume crew.
All materials used came from the school costume shop.
Final design for the finale costume. Elements of the design were requested by my costume director, Ms. Will. Inspired by 1940's showgirls and stage performances. Heavy use of feathers and shining beads.
Final design for the finale costume. Elements of the design were requested by my costume director, Ms. Will. Inspired by 1940's showgirls and stage performances. Heavy use of feathers and shining beads.
Original design, included collar and additional beads that were later discarded from the design.
Original design, included collar and additional beads that were later discarded from the design.
Our costume director ordered black corsets for the costumes and bags of plastic gems for the front of the corset. On the costume crew, we fabric tacked these gems to the fabric and altered the sizing of the corsets to fit the actresses we were assigned to. For the feather cages, we sewed feather boas to the empty cages and layered them in order to make the cages full. We fabric tacked black thin feather boas to the crest of the corsets, and sewed the cages onto the sides of the corsets. Lastly, we sewed white gem crotch curtains to the front of the cosets.
Our costume director ordered black corsets for the costumes and bags of plastic gems for the front of the corset. On the costume crew, we fabric tacked these gems to the fabric and altered the sizing of the corsets to fit the actresses we were assigned to. For the feather cages, we sewed feather boas to the empty cages and layered them in order to make the cages full. We fabric tacked black thin feather boas to the crest of the corsets, and sewed the cages onto the sides of the corsets. Lastly, we sewed white gem crotch curtains to the front of the cosets.
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