Abstract

As a costume designer, I want to portray my designs visually and structurally to bring my characters to life. The visual images convey information about the design concept, and the structural elements are the body's active forms and detailed garments. Both are tied together and cannot be parted. Characters in a play may be humans, animals, or spirits. The costume designer portrays them as main characters, supporting characters, or ensembles. The historical accuracy of the costumes, manners of the time period, and elements of style in presentation are crucial. How to develop different types of character figures for diverse types of plays with proper poses and facial expressions is a challenge and requires conscious effort to elegantly and correctly define the character's personalities and attitudes.

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