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Costumes Portfolio

Angel the Spider Demon Won Judge's Award at Florida Polycon Costume Craftsmanship Contest for impressive, clean sewing skills Inspired by Angel from Hazbin Hotel A detailed build book is available upon request. Photo: Calvin Wren	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time As one of my two capstones from senior year, I got to be the costume designer for CIDN. On a personal level, it means a lot to me as someone who's also on the autism spectrum to be able to tell this story with lots of detail and nuance. Actor (left to right): Maxwell Castellano and Samuel Barthel Scenic Designer: James Raymond Lighting and Projections Designer: Andrew Carson Photo credits: Charles King	The Showdown An action comedy short film directed by Andy Espinoza about a fight over a candy bar. I got to be a production designer for the movie which ended up being a semi-finalist for Best Production Design and Best Comedy at the Virginia Emerging Filmmakers Festival in 2023. Here is a link below to watch it!
A Midsummer Night's Dream 1 I got to construct a cardboard helmet as part of the troupe's homemade costumes for the play within the play. Actor: Logan Casto Costume Designer: Brianna Jarvis Scenic Designer: Madeleine Boyd Lighting Designer: Andrew Carson Photo credits: Charles King	A Midsummer Night's Dream 2 I got to construct shoulder pads made of foss shape for Oberon's cape made of chains and hand stitch the chains in place. Actor: Drew Young Costume Designer: Brianna Jarvis Scenic Designer: Madeleine Boyd Lighting Designer: Andrew Carson Photo credits: Charles King	Tuck Everlasting As one of my two capstones from senior year, I got to be the first hand for Tuck Everlasting. I got to construct on the dress in the image above and supervise some of the other builds and alterations on the costumes. Actor: Gianna Branca Costume Designer: Lindsey Barshick Scenic Designer: James Raymond Lighting Designer: Joe Graham and Andrew Carson Photo credits: Charles King
Ordinary Days From the Hornet's Nest production of Ordinary Days, I got to be the costume designer for an "ordinary day" in the late 2000s of New York City. Actor (left to right): Matt Kontur, Cabe Parrish, Jacqueline Borroughs and John Ray Lighting Designer: Hudson Oelschlager Photo credits: Cole Vaughn	Prince Topher Ball Jacket This white and gold jacket (center) was created for Topher (Cinderella's prince) in Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre's production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. The construction of the pattern, construction of the piece and additions of trim and buttons were all completed by myself. Costume Designer: Cheryl Yancey Actor: Mitchell Mosley Scenic Designer: William Pierson Lighting Designer: James Morrison Photo credits: Charles King	SSMT Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella I worked as a stitching intern for this production in the Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre season. I was given the opportunity to construct several ball dresses for some ensemble members. (Most notably ones seen include the teal and red/pink on the right) Costume Designer: Cheryl Yancey Actor: Mitchell Mosley Scenic Designer: William Pierson Lighting Designer: James Morrison Photo credits: Charles King
Anne Holeyn Star Dress This dress has been created at the request of Erik Daughterman for his upcoming appearance in drag at Alpha Psi Omega's Lipsync For Your Life event. It was based off of Hedy Lamarr's Starry Ziegfeld Look. The work is still in progress.	Kawaii Mermaid Superhero This was created for a 2021 Halloween costume inspired by a famous mermaid under the sea. Design credits to Yaya Han.	Rapunzel's Adventure Look This was a final project for a pattern making class I took. I decided to create Rapunzel's outfit that she wore in season 2 of Tangled the Series.
Mask and Flower Necklace The flower on the left is made out of warbla. The mask was made out of foss shape.	Young Alice Day Dress (Bright Star) This dress was created for Alice in Bright Star. I built it to be used in an onstage quick change going from an adult version to when she was a teenager in North Carolina. Costume Designer: Alysha Ashley Actor: Molly Sorenson Scenic Designer: James Raymond Lighting Designer: Sam White Photo credits: Charles King	Lolita Style Floral Outfit This outfit was created for personal use. I was in love with Lolita fashion and wanted to create an outfit in that style.

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