Reminds me of a comedy skit by Rita Rudner who was looking at some horrid dress in a store. The sales lady told her that "it would look so much better on..." - Rita's response: "On? On what? On fire?"Surely it was only constructed for photo ops. How on earth would one dance in it without dislodging some essential part? We generally play, "How can this costume be saved?" but for the life of me, I can't come up with any ideas beyond "start all over."
You actually made me jump with this one. I clicked on the picture to see it enlarged and all of a sudden there it was!this sort of looks at you
It actually might be possible to rescue the skirt portion...Ok, just to throw out some positivity - I like the white fabric.
That was the most disgusting costume I've seen in quite awhile. Of course, that didn't stop me from sending it to my teacher and telling her "Next troupe costume"!I knew you would come through!!
I have one, white with gold trim. What one of my teachers called "The sacrificial virgin look"!
It is entitled "Almost Blue." Could also be called, "Almost There." The concept of costumes enhancing the dance got lost somewhere along the way in favor of costumes enhancing the dancer. It is possible to do both.
Not dating far enough back, but a costume with broken mirror shrapnel on it.A costume with broken mirror pieces on it,
Is that a rear view mirror in the middle of the back?Not dating far enough back, but a costume with broken mirror shrapnel on it.