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Stage Costuming by Agnes Brooks Young, 1927 Historic Costuming by Nevil, foreword by Sir Charles B. Cochran Truman, 1960-01-01 Costuming the amateur show,: A handbook for amateur producers, by Dorothy Lynne Saunders, 1938 Polly's Guide to Fitting and Costuming Babies and Toddlers, Antique and Collectable (Booklet #2) by Polly Ford, 1977 HISTORIC COSTUMING by N. TRUMAN, 1947 Pants for the Dance (The Costuming Essential Series) by Dawn Devine Brown, Barry Brown, 2000 Doll Costuming How to Costume French & German Bisque Dolls - 1990 publication by Mldrd Sly, 1990 Costuming for the Theatre ALL-BISQUE DOLLS The Dollmakers Workbook Identifying All-Bisque Dolls - Complete Instructions for Making, Costuming, Wigging.. by Mildred Seeley, 1978 Doll Crafter Magazine: For Creators & Collectors, February 1998 - The World's Most Beautiful Dolls (Doll Costuming Working with print fabric - Canadian dolla rtist Uschi Ringleb-Mastrodascio - Bailey doll, Vol. 3, Issue 10) by Doll Crafter, 1998 Renaissance costuming for festival participants by Sandy Barry, 1981 Costuming For Film:The Art & The Craft Costuming for Opera : Who Wears What and Why by Leo Van Witsen, 1981 HISTORIC COSTUMING: WITH ADDITIONAL CHAPTERS BY RUTH M. GREEN by NEVIL TRUMAN, 1966-01-01

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81. Larp Meadow
    Rulebook and howto's on costuming, weapons.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/realm/nadelius

82. Salon De La Rose | LARP Costuming Resources
    LARP costuming need not be elaborate (although that s certainly fun!). Simple props and accessories can be evocative of a mood, theme, concept, or profession.  
    http://www.toreadors.com/tor/fashion/resources.html
    
    Extractions: How to get your LARPing outfit together Vampires in the World of Darkness come in all shapes and sizes and take all manner of appearances (sometimes literally, as with those who Obfuscate!). In live-action Vampire games, the careful choice of garments can go a long way towards making a character come to life. The old adage about the clothes making the man does have some truth in it. People act and carry themselves differently when they are dressed in formal suits than they do in ripped jeans and leather jackets try it and you'll feel it immediately. A well-planned outfit and appropriate props can also help show important character traits. A wealthy character might wear flashy jewels, while an intellectual character might carry a book bag. You can also use costume as a form of subterfuge. For example, if your character is a conniver at heart, she might change her outfits to fit in with different groups and better use them to her advantage. Or a very clever character might dress in a childlike fashion to distract others from her intelligence. LARP costuming need not be elaborate (although that's certainly fun!). Simple props and accessories can be evocative of a mood, theme, concept, or profession. All it takes is one interesting item to signify something important about your character. A briefcase may show that you're a serious Ventrue, or a vintage cocktail hat could mean that you're a sophisticated Toreador party maven. A Gangrel could carry a backpack covered in Sierra Club buttons, while a spiked belt says you're a Brujah with attitude. Of course, these are the typical stereotypes, but I just wanted to explain how one simple accessory could show others something about your character.

83. NATIVEARTH Footwear & Accessories
    Manufactures custom footwear and leather accessories in Ojai CA. Specializes in boot and shoe designs, footwear and costuming creations.  
    http://www.nativearth.net/

84. Color Issues In Costuming
    Chroma and Value and Hue, Oh My. At CostumeCon Thirteen, in Toronto, one of the contributors was Gypsy Ames who, in addition to showing  
    http://pages.cthome.net/dkelms/color.htm
    
    Extractions: At CostumeCon Thirteen, in Toronto, one of the contributors was Gypsy Ames who, in addition to showing up with some very nice costumes, presented a panel on color. I attended and thought that she had a lot of very good information in a reasonably compact form. Time went fast and Gypsy didn't get through all her notes so I asked her for a copy. She sent them to me a few weeks later and I thought that I might be able to put them in narrative form that might benefit some people. What follows is my interpretation of Gypsy's notes. by Gypsy Ames (as mangled by Duane Elms) Because of these associations and responses, color can be used in design to evoke responses from an audience or communicate obvious information. The villain wears black and a black hat. A woman in a red dress is loose or an adulteress. More subtle communications can be achieved by touches of color in accessories or trims. Often, the correct color for a character or situation will be chosen without conscious thought. You can examine works of art for new ways of using color or for ideas about developing your color palettes. The human eye can perceive about 150 different colors and about 200 graduations of value within those colors. This means that the average person can distinguish about 30,000 different shades and tints. For ease of grouping colors into color schemes, we arrange them around a wheel. This also helps show what colors can be mixed and the results of the mixing. There are three basic colors on the wheel. These are the primary colors;

85. Susan Reed: Historical Costuming -- It's Not Who You Are, It's What You Wear
    University of Maryland. When I started the program, I was confident about my knowledge of costuming and research. Well, there’s  
    http://patriot.net/~nachtanz/SReed/histcost.html
    
    Extractions: 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:

86. The Well Dressed Wench - Medieval & Renaissance
    Pages relating historical costuming, including sewing tips, reenacting and living history groups, and renaissance festivals  
    http://www.midnightgarden.com/costume/medieval.html
    
    Extractions: Where would you like to go? Reference Sources Clothing Arms and Armor Accessories Reenacting Organizations Live Action Role Play Renaissance Festivals Wedding Information Last updated Medieval Resources Clothing 12th Century Lady's garb A great example of the garb of a 11th-12th century noblewoman 17th Century Stays How to make them (illustrated) Argent Flame Costuming Specializing in Medieval Garb and Renaissance Costume The Auld Garb Monger How to make Costumes for Manly Men Byzantine Garb Guide Clothing information for the Byzantine era, includes some patterns

87. Science Fiction Resource Guide: Costuming Resources
    Updates are handled by Chaz Boston Baden. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions before you write. Rev. 23Oct-2001. costuming Resources. costuming Resources.  
    http://www.sflovers.org/SFRG/sfrgm.htm
    
    Extractions: Next: Costume Dealers The Costume Page (aol.com) (Julie Zetterberg) The Costumer's Guild West (costumersguildwest.org) "a web page for costumers in the southern California area." (Zelda Gilbert) [Updated Oct 2001] David's Costume Gallery (costumemaker.com) "Actually, three pages linked together, that will take you through "David's Costume Gallery", into "David's Costume World" and into "Kimberly's Cosplez." See pics of original Anime and Sci-Fi costumes, with links to Japanese cosplay/convention sites." (David Ramsay) The Greater Bay Area Costumer's Guild (gbacg.org) "A nonprofit, educational, and social group of costume fans from Silicon Valley to San Francisco, with resources and links handy for any costumer." ( Trystan L. Bass (toreadors.com)) Milieux: The Costume Site (milieux.com) "Online Costuming Sources for Historical, Science Fiction and Fantasy Costumers." (Lauren Podolak)

88. Jadelynne-Again's Project
    Cats costuming site.  
    http://jadey_cat.tripod.com
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support script Welcome to the new site design! Some non-costume related content has been removed. My costume concepts are currently offline. Print-outs for your concepts are available. Please use the hierarchal menus to navigate the site. I am now accepting costume commissions for tails only . Please check out the 4 Sale page for info and other pre-made costume items. Unfortunately, this site looks and functions best in 1024x768 resolution. In other resolutions, the page will not entirely load into one window and you'll have to scroll. Sorry. Please be sure to sign the guestbook before you go. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to e-mail me. Last Site Update: December 6 2002

89. Historical Costuming - Suite101.com
    Historical costuming Note This topic has been archived and is available for Adoption! Contact Member Sevices for more information.  
    http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/historical_costuming
    
    Extractions: Search The Web Member Central Join Our Community! Login What's New Become a SuiteU Affiliate ... MemberUpdate Suite University About Suite University Suite University News Visit the University Course Listing ... FREE Demo Course New Topics SpiritWell Travel Book Reviews Agora News Foraging Wild Foods ... More... Suite Events Teacher Appreciation Event 2004 Family Focus 2004 In Tune With Johann Sebastian Bach More about Suite101 About Suite101.com Advertise With Suite For more information - Select a related topic - Americans in France An American in Asia At Loose Ends Baby Boomers Bring Out the Leader In Y Celtic Culture Death Penalty Fairytales, Myths, Fables Feminism Re-Visited Filipino American Lifesty Firefighting Folklore Healing Hug Heartbreak History's Wild Women Inspiring Women John Gray's Men are from Lesbian Issues Life in New Zealand Norwegian Culture Pakistan Culture Plus Size Acceptance Prisoner Advocacy and the Pro-life Professional Security Psychoanalyzing Pop Cultu Relationships Retirement Soul Quest Spiritual Journey Topics in Anthropology Vampires Websites for Women Women's Humor Women's Issues

90. Isabella Costumiere Custom Corsetry, Bridal, Costumes, And Fetish Wear
    Custom corsetry and costume, specializing in velvets and brocades, silks and lace, Victorian and period costuming,tightlacing and fashion corsetry, special orders welcome.  
    http://www.corsetmaker.com

91. Redirect
    costuming program in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Tour the shop and museum via images, and take note of suggested readings.  
    http://www.dal.ca/~costume/index.html

92. Carey Costuming Home Page
    Carey costuming presents clothing for the medieval enthusiast, ranging from the historically accurate to the fantastic. 2000 Carey costuming.  
    http://www.careycostuming.com/
    
    Extractions: Carey Costuming presents clothing for the medieval enthusiast, ranging from the historically accurate to the fantastic. All of our items are individually crafted with an emphasis on sturdy construction, so they can be worn regularly in any weather. We believe that the drama and elegance of the medieval age should be enjoyed by everyone! We would love your opinion - please use our feedback page! ©2000 Carey Costuming Contact Us Contact Webmaster Site Map

93. Costuming History For Doll Costuming
    History of costuming to assist doll costumers and dollmakers with accurate historical costuming. costuming History for Doll costuming Guide picks.  
    http://collectdolls.about.com/cs/costuminghistory/
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Doll Collecting Dollmaking and Costuming Sewing for Dolls Costuming History Home Essentials A to Z-Articles and Links! Dolls Price Guide 2004 ... Barbie Doll Start Page zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Antique Dolls 1800s-1920s Dolls 1930s-1950s Dolls 1960s-1970s Modern Dolls 1980s-now ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Doll Collecting newsletter. Search Doll Collecting History of Costuming to assist doll costumers and dollmakers with accurate historical costuming. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Childhood perceptions in history Resources to explore the place of childhood in history. The Costume Gallery's Online Library Includes numerous historical costuming images from vintage fashion magazines. The Costume Page Studies in Theatrical Costuming; a good resource for doll costumers. The Costumer's Manifesto An awesome source for researching historical costuming. History of Childhood: Play Listing of invaluable resources for studying childhood play throuh history.

94. Doll Costuming Supplies
    costuming Supplies where to get the specialty supplies you need for doll costuming. Search. Doll Collecting, Doll costuming Supplies Guide picks.  
    http://collectdolls.about.com/cs/costumingsupplies/
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Doll Collecting Dollmaking and Costuming Sewing for Dolls Costuming Supplies Home Essentials A to Z-Articles and Links! Dolls Price Guide 2004 ... Barbie Doll Start Page zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Antique Dolls 1800s-1920s Dolls 1930s-1950s Dolls 1960s-1970s Modern Dolls 1980s-now ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Doll Collecting newsletter. Search Doll Collecting Costuming Supplies - where to get the specialty supplies you need for doll costuming. Fabrics, buttons, trims, ribbons, patterns and more. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Great Patterns for Barbie and Gene Vouge and Simplicity have exciting doll patterns this yeareverything from historical outfits for Barbie to vintage looks for Gene to camping gear for American Girls! Your dolls need a wardrobe, so get out that needle and thread and start sewing! Absolute Japan Washi paper is available for Japanese doll costuming and crafting. Delectable Mountain ClothDoll Fabrics Not a wide online selection, but an excellent source of silks for dressing antique dolls.

95. Costume College Home Page
    Annual summer costuming conference in Van Nuys, California, USA. Membership information, list of past classes, instructor profiles, vendors, FAQ, and hotel information.  
    http://www.costumecollege.org/
    
    Extractions: Sunday Fantasy Tea tickets available. Tickets The Costumer's Guild West is a community of costumers dedicated to promoting the art of costuming and needlework in all forms. Through Costume College, we present an educational forum where members can learn about the history of clothing, expressing their imagination in costuming, and creating links to the past, present, and future in the fashion arts. Costume College Registration Booklets were mailed on 4/20/04 to all attendees who have confirmed purchases of a membership as of 4/14/04. If you have not received your Registration packets by 4/30/04, contact programming. Additionally, the scheduled days for the classes on the correction sheet mailed later to you, are listed on your schedule at a glance pull-out sheets. Home FAQ Events Classes ... Tickets

96. The Padawan's Guide To Star Wars Prequel Costuming
    News Updates. This is a costume research site and some sections of the site are better developed than others. This is partly  
    http://www.padawansguide.com/
    
    Extractions: April Fool 2004 This is a costume research site - and some sections of the site are better developed than others. This is partly because some costumes are more popular than others. Padme and Jedi costumes are very popular - but there are a ton of other Star Wars costumes that need writeups! This is far too daunting a task for one person. If you would like to help out and research a particular costume, please do so. I'd be happy to post the information. Thanks to all of you who have contributed to the site so far! Kat sent this new Padme doll - she's great - thanks for sending her! Ok - I'm back. Here is the Hyperspace link to the new costume webdoc. If you don't have Hyperspace, never fear, they eventually de-Hyperspace these, though smaller versions of them. I will post when I find a non-Hyperspace version. I have yet to watch it - but as soon as I do, I will post a report. I may wait a few days before posting any screenshots, to give them a chance to spread elsewhere on the net - it'll be safer that way. Here is the non-Hyperspace teaser image: I'm at my parent's house this weekend with a slow internet connection, so I haven't yet seen the new Hyperspace webdoc on costumes. I've heard it's quite good though. If you have screenshots

97. Sue Todd Dolls -- Artist's Original Dolls For Collectors
    Original collectors dolls with fine painting and costuming. Information on Sue, studio, site awards, contacts and links.  
    http://www.sue-todd-dolls.co.nz/

98. Costuming
    The Costume Page Costume Con 14 Pictures from Costume Con in Pittsburg(Warning This page is graphics dense) Crafts Information MCI s @Fashion E-zine about  
    http://www.swcp.com/~jamii/costume.html

99. The National Costumers Association
    USAbased group supporting the costuming industry. Officers and Board of Directors, mission statement, events schedule, image gallery from past competitions, scholarships, list of members, and membership form.  
    http://www.costumers.org
    
    Extractions: 16 Denver area Costume shops are working together under the leadership of Cindy Catanese of Disguises, LLC to make the 77th Annual National Convention one to remember! We promise you will be treated with old fashioned western hospitality as you experience a convention you will never forget! Not just a convention, you will have an adventure, making this a true CONVENTURE

100. Costuming How To Information, Techniques, And Articles
     Millieux The Costume Site Online costuming sources for historical, science fiction, and fantasy costumers. Features resources for costume museums, history  
     http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/artscrafts/needlecrafts_costuming.html
     
     Extractions: Magazines Spotlight On Renaissance Tailor Helpful advice for novice and advanced costume makers alike. For the novice, there are articles on preparing fabrics, hand stitching techniques and how to draft your own patterns. For the more advanced, there are examples of actual patterns from the period as well as a glossary of period tailoring and textile terms. La Couturière Parisienne

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