Costume Design & Wardrobe Styling
Costume Design & Wardrobe Styling
Character-driven costume design and wardrobe styling developed from story, research, silhouette, color, texture, and practical production needs — from the first script breakdown through fittings, sourcing, continuity, and on-set execution.
Costume begins with character.
Every look is developed to support who the character is, where they come from, how they move through the story, and what the audience should understand before a word is spoken.
Script Breakdown
Character, period, setting, scene changes, story objects, action, emotional arc, and continuity requirements.
Visual Development
Mood boards, color stories, silhouette, fabric, texture, accessories, footwear, sketches, and look alternatives.
Sourcing & Build
Shopping, rentals, custom pieces, fittings, alterations, substitutions, duplicate planning, and budget-aware solutions.
Distressing & Detail
Aging, wear, fading, repair, dirt, paint, hand-finishing, and other story-specific costume treatments.
On-Set Wardrobe
Look photos, scene organization, quick changes, resets, continuity tracking, and collaboration with production and talent.
We approach costume as visual storytelling, not simply as fashion. Repeated pieces, proportion, color, texture, wear, accessories, and footwear can communicate history, personality, relationships, transformation, and tension.
The creative direction is always balanced with production reality: budget, sourcing availability, actor comfort, movement, continuity, duplicate requirements, fittings, and schedule.
Costume & wardrobe support
Mahsa Azidhak
Los Angeles-based costume designer, wardrobe stylist, and fashion designer with a Master's degree in Fashion Design. Her work combines character development, color, texture, silhouette, garment detail, sourcing, fittings, custom development, and story-driven visual direction.
Tell us what you're creating.
Share your project type, production dates, character needs, location, and wardrobe scope. We’ll review the brief and respond with the best next step.
Start an Inquiry