Theatre costumes

Hmm....looks like Christine's wardrobe!

Sandy Powell uses the power of clothes to bring to life some of Hollywood’s most unforgettable roles. Her own sense of style is just as memorable.

In 1929, the Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico adapted this architectural element for costume and decor designs for the Ballets Russes' production Le Bal, covering the legs of female dancers with brick-printed hosiery.

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Costume and headdress for 'Prince's Mother' in Swan Lake designed by Aleksandr Golovin for the Bolshoi, Moscow, 1901.

"Once upon a December..."

"Hamilton" costume ideas that won't break a sweat or break your bank since the world has definitely turned upside down.

Part of the National Theatre's original 1963 lighting team, Chris Arthur began taking backstage photographs of the stars as a hobby