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Costuming:     more books (100)

The Garter: The Directory That Supports Costuming Costuming With Basics and Separates by James Crider, 1954 Indirect Rule in South Africa: Tradition, Modernity, and the Costuming of Political Power (Rochester Studies in African History and the Diaspora) by J.C. Myers, 2008-07-01 A syllabus of costuming for belly dance by Yazeim Chesley, 1977 Historic Costuming by Nevil Truman, 2009-09-14 Costuming for Dramatics in Church and School by Verna Whinery, 1935-01-01 So You Want to Work in Set Design, Costuming, or Make-up? (Careers in Film and Television) by Torene Svitil, Amy Dunkleberger, 2008-04 Finishing the Figure: Doll Costuming, Embellishments, Accessories by Susanna Oroyan, 2001-02 Elizabethan Costuming (For The Years 1550 - 1580) by Janet Winter, 1991-01 Theatre Student: Costuming (The Theatre student series) by Berneice Prisk, 1969-06 Victorian Costuming Volume I: 1840 to 1865 (Volume 1) by Janet Bigglestone, Carolyn Schultz, 1980 The Way They Wore : Doll Costumes & Accessories, 1850-1925 (Doll Costuming series) by Florence Theriault, 1996-08 Victorian Costuming, Volume 1: 1840 to 1865 by Janet Winter, Carolyn Savoy, 1980 Costuming a Play: Inter-Theatre Arts Handbook [Hardcover] by Grimball... by Unknown, 1925

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21. Renaissance Pleasure Faire - Southern California
    On an average, a costume requires the following amounts of yards or inches in face or . Early American Costume (See section under Elizabethan Costume)  
    http://www.renfair.com/socal/participant/costuming.php
    
    Extractions: WELCOME TO ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND! When you enter the gates of the Renaissance Faire, the world of 16th century England awaits. It is the "Golden Age," the English Renaissance, the time of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth Tudor, who reigned from 1558 to 1603. To escape the heat and stench of London in the summer, the Queen would often travel to the countryside and visit various towns and the estates of her nobility. Most of her court would travel with her, many of those in her government, and others looking for favor from the Queen. Add a full complement of servants for each high-born traveler and the numbers would often swell into the hundreds. At each stop, the hosting noble or town official would be expected to welcome the Queen with much pomp and circumstance, producing elaborate presentations, plays, masques and the like, for the Queen's enjoyment. It is one of these "progresses" that brings Queen Elizabeth to the Renaissance Faire. We do not portray a particular year for the Queen's visit, but roughly the period from the 1560's until just before the Spanish Armada in 1588. We are "a chapter, not a page" out of Elizabethan history.

22. Davina Aka Dawn Devine Brown - Author - Costumer - Dancer - Historian
    Author, costumier, dancer and historian. Books, links to her articles, a quarterly ezine on costuming and details of classes in Milpitas.  
    http://www.davina.org/
    
    Extractions: This site is dedicated to the art, science and technique of designing and making costumes for Middle Eastern belly dance. My name is Dawn Devine Brown and I am the author of Embellished Bras Costuming from the Hip From Turban to Toe Riing and Bedlah, Baubles and Beads . These books contain information and directions for creating beautiful dance wear. My website is a continuation of my love of Middle Eastern dance and costuming.

23. Zombie Costuming
    Some of us can do that without a costume, but for those of you who are looking for something a bit more masquerade, here s a few zombie costume tips for the  
    http://www.phillyburbs.com/zombies/costume.shtml

24. Do-It-Yourself Renaissance Costuming
    Contains articles explaining how to make various armor types, hats, and other apparel.  
    http://www.diycostume.com/
    
    Extractions: Website Goal: To freely provide information and tutorials on making Medieval and Renaissance clothing, armor, and accessories. This website shall remain a free resource. This website has been created to act as a repository for tutorials on making your own period clothing for Faires, Festivals, SCA, LARP, Nero, Stage Productions, or just for the hell of it. Right now, due to my own expertise, it focuses primarily on leather armor. If you would like to contribute tutorials to this site on your specialty, be it forging, sewing, or anything else. Please do, they'll be greatly appreciated. This is a free repository so you will not be paid, however you can have a signature including a link back to your site or business on every tutorial that you submit. Thread Title Last Poster Last Post Views Replies Eragon Swords RenEnthusiast 07:48 PM Bastard Sword Meteorain 05:30 AM Bathory family Salladhor Saan 04:04 PM Galadriel's Mirror Gown Mububban 10:25 PM colored sword CB Swords 12:59 PM Well with the new product...

25. Jedi Council Forums - Costuming And Props
    Example of Glinda the Goodwitch Costume blueeyedpadme, 9, 1228pm by BurntTheMacaroni ». • Darth Vader Supreme Costume 330 331 332 333 334  
    http://boards.theforce.net/board.asp?brd=10019

26. Madame X: Middle Eastern Dance Costuming
    Made to measure Mermaid Skirts currently available. limited time only. click Costumes and Accessories link. copyright 2005 Madame X last updated 7/31/06  
    http://www.madamexcostumes.com/home1.html

27. Costuming And Care Tips
    Addresses and other information on most/all of the vendors of costuming and fabrics mentioned below can be found on the Suppliers and Fabric pages.  
    http://www.bdancer.com/med-guide/suppl/costumecare.html
    
    Extractions: The following is summarized from a variety of posts on the Med-dance mailinglist, which are stored in the Dancer's Archive . Addresses and other information on most/all of the vendors of costuming and fabrics mentioned below can be found on the Suppliers and Fabric pages. "I would try taking a scrap strand of sequins and washing them the same way you would the costume and see what happens." Z'alandra "I might even suggest attaching the strand [of sequins] to a scrap piece of the cloth your costume is made from, just to make sure the colors do not run on to one another! Who knows what might happen to a white satin with dark colored sequins." Jennifer "[Washing sequins in cold or any temperature water] MAY ruin them. You would certainly not put them in the washing machine! The reason is the dye on the plastic (that is what sequins are made from today)they used to be metal) may not be very stable. Of greater concern, frankly, is the backing fabric. If it is silk, or cotton, or rayon that was not preshrunk before the sequins were attached, you run the risk of shrinking that fabric and bringing on a real disaster. If you know how to do a burn test on the fibers, that would be one way to find out. Otherwise, try putting drops of water on an inside or unnoticeable spot. If you notice any shrinking of the backing fabric or a change in color in the sequins, stay away from it. You should be able to safely clean the outside of the sequins with a DAMP cloth." Kareema

28. Shimmy Bliss Costuming Co. Home Page
    Arizona based company importing tribal costuming from India and Pakistan. Items for sale include Banjara belts, embroidered cholis, kuchi pieces and  
    http://www.shimmybliss.com/

29. Kinetic Costume Guide
    Kinetic Costume Guide. Going to a Kinetic Sculpture Race? Great! Will you be wearing silly clothes? Fabulous! If you re lacking inspiration, this guide will  
    http://www.narfle.com/scribbles/KineticCostuming.asp
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=4839354762447791398"); Going to a Kinetic Sculpture Race? Great! Will you be wearing silly clothes? Fabulous! If you're lacking inspiration, this guide will help you plan your outfit. If you're not familiar with kinetic sculpture racing, you're missing out! Giant human-powered sculptures lurch across land, sea, mud, sand and the occassional ice rink! Some races are really races, some are more like parades, but all are great fun and you should go at least once! Don't forget your camera. You can find kinetic sculpture races in Northern California Maryland , and various other domestic and international locations Wear something absurd! Onlookers wear all sorts of goofy outfits, and you should too! This is a good time to rummage through the boxes in your attic or a thrift store to find the perfect KSR outfit. Remember, though, that you need to be able to keep up with the sculptures in the race, at least for short distances. Good ideas: Your Halloween or New Years' Eve costume That catsuit or straitjacket you have trouble finding occasion to wear Those checkered pants your significant other despises Wings! Some purveyors of fairy and pixie wings are

30. The Dented Helmet - Boba Fett & Jango Fett Elite Costuming Forums
    This site is dedicated to the creation of Boba Fett, Jango Fett and Zam Wesell costumes from Star Wars.  
    http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/
    
    Extractions: custom mandalorian costuming club thedentedhelmet.com is the home of the Dented Helmet Costuming Forums, the single most comprehensive repository of Boba Fett, Jango Fett, Fett Variant and Zam Wesell costuming information on the net. The Dented Helmet is not a costuming club or a fan club, but is a tight-knit community of fans from all over the world who admire the artistry and detail found within the costumes used in Star Wars movies.

31. Susan Reed: Historical Costuming -- It's Not Who You Are, It's What You Wear
    Curatorial work came to mind, so I looked for a graduate program in historical costume — and found one in my own back yard at the University of Maryland.  
    http://www.nachtanz.org/SReed/histcost.html
    
    Extractions: Current Article One way to approach a culture is through its clothing. Often its concepts of what is appropriate to gender roles, race, religions, ethnicity, occupations, socio-economic status, and such are embedded in its range of acceptable clothing. By examining what people wore under what circumstances, we can start to understand underlying social and cultural structures. At the same time we can appreciate the range of personal expression with a society. Meanwhile in the SCA, I work to promote better research methods through classes and articles. The artifacts we reproduce/recreate can be an exciting starting point from which to research the lives and times of those who would have made or used those artifacts in period. Adobe Reader to view these files. This thesis contains many statistical analyses, but you will find summary information that may be interesting and useful, especially for documentation. distribution verbal and visual Review of Literature analyzing visual sources for costume research From Chaperones to Chaplets:

32. Costuming And Needlework Links
    Costume Cauldron theater and Halloween costume store. NEW LINK! NEW LINK! Naergi s costuming Site - Costumes, tutorials, research and more. NEW LINK!  
    http://tudorhistory.org/links/sew.html
    
    Extractions: NEW LINK! InCostume.com NEW LINK! Handmaiden Cross Stitch Designs from historical sources NEW LINK! Extreme Costuming NEW LINK! Plimoth Plantation - The Embroiderers' Story Follow the recreation of a 17th century embroidered jacket NEW LINK! Costume Cauldron theater and Halloween costume store NEW LINK! StitchDirect.com Designs from Mary Hickmott, including The Six Wives, etc. in cross stitch NEW LINK! Naergi's Costuming Site Costumes, tutorials, research and more NEW LINK! The Renaissance Tailor Recreating 16th and 17th Century Clothing NEW LINK! Footwear of the Middle Ages NEW LINK! In Prayse of the Needle Historically inspired needlework NEW LINK! Historical Needlework Resources - organized into Location, Period and Technique NEW LINK! The Fashion Museum Located in Bath, England NEW LINK! Classic Stitch Cross stitch cards. Be sure to check out their historical designs NEW LINK! Arcane Lore Design

33. Aether Emporium Wiki / Clothing And Costuming
    The Fashion Institute Of Design and Merchandising Sky Captain Costumes The Costumers Manifesto Resource for Victorian clothing styles.  
    http://etheremporium.pbwiki.com/Clothing and Costuming
    
    Extractions: Search wiki: Log in Add features ... SideBar Stuff What is Steampunk What is Steampunk Fashion Home Steampunk Essentials ... Suggest a link or contribute? Interviews KSW and The Steampunk Tree House A Gentlemen's Duel Dr Steel Unhallowed Metropolis ... More Interviews Links Resource Clothing and Costuming Kits and Models Roleplay and Gaming Cinema, TV, Music ... Steampunk How †ther Emporium Steampunk Wiki Current GMT //document.getElementById('SideBar').firstChild.firstChild.innerHTML = 'STC WDC News Links'; Share this It's easy - just select the desired access level, copy this link and send it via email, instant message, etc. Link: Just a link to your wiki. Post this anywhere and people can ask you for the invite key. Feel free to report any broken links. Also please send in any links to items that you think should be listed. Info What is Steampunk Fashion Couture Alexander McQueen Home page. Morua Designs Clothing Store Collection National Costume and Dress Kinnair Bagpipes Kilts Kommano Kilts Kilts Slash and Burn Kilt Chemseer-Dirndl Dirndl Country Online Dirdnl Dress Dirndl Totmann Dirndl Schatzi Dirndl Dirndl Best of Stockerpoint Trachten and Lederhosen Tranchten Shop Trachten Alpen Wahnsinn Dirndl Kruger Dirndl Trachten Trachten Trachten Store Trachten Blue River Lily Chinese Clothing Bitablue Chinese clothing Japan CC Japanese Umbrelas Maruione.jp

34. Aradani Costumes - Home Of The Elves Of Aradan - Costumes, Prosthetic Elf, Fairy
    Aradani Studios is proud to present online our fantasy costuming and prosthetics. These are the highest quality products we could find for your costuming  
    http://www.aradanicostumes.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Prosthetics and Masks Elf Ears Horns ... Aradani Myspace Fantasy, Science Fiction, Gothic Products, and More! Aradani Studios is proud to present online our fantasy costuming and prosthetics. These are the highest quality products we could find for your costuming needs. Be ready for Halloween, LARP, SCA and Renaissance Faires! Site Index Prosthetics Elf Ears Troll Ears Horns ... RPG Dice Jewelry We Do Sell Wholesale! If you are interested in becoming a distributor of our products and wish to purchase items at wholesale costs, please inquire at the email listed below. For Wholesale Requests please email: wholesale@aradani.com Join our Mailing List Articles and How to's: How to put on Elf Ears, blend them in and remove them. Legend of Zelda, Twilight Princess Link Costume Tutorial How to change a costume into garb - or how to make your costume more realistic. (LARP, Conventions, Renaissance Festivals) Lord of the Rings costumes - how to make a good ranger. ... More Articles...

35. Rebel Legion Welcome
    The Rebel Legion is an international Star Wars costuming organization created by, of and for people interested in creating costumes from the Star Wars  
    http://www.rebellegion.com/
    
    Extractions: The Rebel Legion is an international Star Wars costuming organization created by, of and for people interested in creating costumes from the Star Wars mythos. Research, create, build and improve your costumes in a place where costumers with similar passions share skills, tips and ideas. Jedi, Rebel Pilots, Troopers, Princesses and even Wookiees.... we've got them all....and we're always looking for more. We are the good guys! Besides our 'Good Guy' costumes, our worldwide membership often choose to give back to their communities (through costumed volunteer activities and charity events). No one can provide the public with a greater range of Star Wars costumes, nor a more personable, interactive, face to face experience. Rebel Legion News Comlink The Rebel Legion is a worldwide Star Wars costuming organization comprised of and operated by Star Wars fans.

36. Mode Historique - Historical Costuming
    ABOUT COSTUME RESEARCH DRESS DIARIES LINKS CONTACT. ~current projects~. Fabulous French Hoods. 12/22/2007. ~. Mode Gothique Mourning Dress  
    http://www.modehistorique.com/
    
    Extractions: ABOUT COSTUME RESEARCH DRESS ... CONTACT ~current projects~ Fabulous French Hoods Mode Gothique Mourning Dress ~recent projects~ Katie's Blue Anglaise La framboise francaise The Chocolate Gown The Black Wool Gown ~pictures~ Pictures Of The Things I Love - Updated ~Comming Soon~ ~previous projects~ The Eleanor Benlowes Gown - Update 1/13/07 , as laid down by Kendra Van Cleve "Mode Historique " is owned by Sarah Lorraine Background Image inspired by William Morris, rendered with Photoshop CS by Sarah Lorraine Goodman. View my LiveJournal ~Earlier Entries~

37. The Costumer's Manifesto:  Costuming & Theatre E-lists
    The Costumer s Manifesto is proudly hosted by OnlineCostumeStore.com Costume Travel eGroup (For costumers who want to trade travel tips and help)  
    http://www.costumes.org/advice/1pages/E_LISTS.HTM
    
    Extractions: Costumes 4 Sale ... Yahoo! Groups : Fetish_Sewing (How to sew vinyl, rubber, leather, etc. Some postings Rated X) Yahoo! Groups : TheCostumersManifesto (The group for fans of this site) Yahoo! Groups : CostumeHistoryClass Costume Travel eGroup (For costumers who want to trade travel tips and help) eGroups : fetishwear (On different sorts of fetish clothing, Some postings Rated X) Yahoo! Groups : leatherwork Historic Costume Bulletin Board Yahoo! Groups : MonsterCostumeMakers Yahoo! Groups : VintageCouture ... Yahoo! Clubs dancecostumes The Costume Book: The Non-Professional's Guide to Professional Results The Magic Garment : Principles of Costume Design Cutting and Draping Special Occasion Clothes: Designs for Eveningwear and Partywear The Foam Book : An Easy Guide to Building Polyfoam Puppets Costume Construction Costumes and Chemistry: A Comprehensive Guide to Materials and Applications DVD: Fashion for the Theatre DVD Yahoo! Clubs klingoncostumes

38. Newport Vintage Dance Week Costuming
    Folkwear skirt pattern 209, dresses 220 and 227 and outfit 216, blouses 205, 210, or bathing costume 253 (excellent for a trip to the beach) are all  
    http://vintagedancers.org/newport/n_costume.html
    
    Extractions: These notes describe what we believe to be ideal dresses for balls and other period events. It is not expected that most attendees at the dance week will be able to attain that ideal or even come particularly close. These notes are provided so that those few who are particularly interested in the clothing of these periods can see what our thinking on these matters is, and so that others can have an idea, while searching their closets, of what might best approximate these styles. New attendees should know, as we hope past attendees have learned, that while excellence of dress is admired by many, this is not considered to be an important goal of the dance week and there is no particular reason why any given attendee should do more in this area than make a good attempt to fit in more or less with the theme of the day. Ladies' evening gowns of this era typically consist of a full gathered or pleated skirt, worn over a wired hoop (110-125” in circumference at the hem), a fitted bodice with rounded off-the-shoulder neckline and short puffed sleeves. The bodice is usually fastened at the center back by either hooks and eyes or lacing. Fabrics used were most often silks in taffeta, moire or brocades, in solids, stripes, small prints or plaids. For summer-wear, lightweight silk organza and cotton muslins were also used. Colors would be lighter for young ladies, darker for older women. Bright red should be avoided, as should black (in America) and very dark colors. The gown can be decorated with contrasting trim and black or white lace. Decorative elements (ruffles, bows, geometric designs, etc.) on the bodice and skirt usually matched, with the skirt decoration reflected on a smaller scale on the berthe (the broad band of trim below the neckline) of the bodice.

39. Leia Costuming: Clothing A Star Wars Obsession
    Fashion in Film Period Costumes for the Screen Photographs of the exhibit I took Leia costuming Clothing a Star Wars Obsession My costuming website.  
    http://www.stormtrooperprincess.com/

40. Crystal's Costuming Tarot Deck
    A delightful digital Tarot made from the authors photos.  
    http://pw1.netcom.com/~fresne/crystaltarot.htm
    
    Extractions: I am a woman of many projects. Can't help it. In 2000, I decided to make a tarot deck as birthday gifts for my friends. Well, ok, I'd wanted to do it for some time. When I was a child I tried to make a deck after reading a Princess of Flames, a fantasy novel by Ru Emerson. Two cards later, meticulously traced and colored with felt pen, I gave up. However, scanners and Photoshop make art possible for the drawing impaired. I've always loved symbolic imagery. Stories of transition, change. I'm particularly drawn to juxtaposition. People floating in clouds, a lake under a night sky reflecting a summer day. Ovid's Metamorphosis. That kind of thing. Anyway, click to see larger versions of the files and a brief explanation of my thought processes for each. And for more on my interest in legends and myths, check out the Morad Roel , a book a revised myths my friend Barbara (the page of pentacles) and I wrote in college. crystal carroll Other Pages by Crystal var sc_project=583859; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="1ac3e2e4";

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