Profession

Costume Designer

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Fields of activity | Costume Designer

As a costume designer, you’ll create costumes for theater, film, and television productions. Your work begins with research, reading scripts, and sketching designs to develop a visual concept. You’ll then discuss your concepts with the director and collaborate with the make-up and set design teams to ensure a cohesive look.

Your responsibilities as a costume designer include selecting suitable materials and fabrics, taking the actors' measurements, and working with your team to craft the costumes. During fittings, you’ll ensure that the costumes fit properly and make any necessary adjustments.


Personal requirements | Costume Designer

  • Craftsmanship and artistic talent
  • A sense of style
  • Flexibility
  • Ability to take criticism and perseverance
  • Communication and teamwork skills

Path to the profession | Costume Designer

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Potential jobs | Costume Designer

As a costume designer, you’ll typically work in a studio, designing and creating costumes. These studios may be part of theaters, opera houses, or film and broadcasting companies. You can also work as a freelance costume designer, contributing to a variety of productions. Additionally, you may specialize in either stage or screen costumes.