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Theatrical and Period Styling for Film and Shoots

byZoya JoyAvailable in Bengaluru, Mumbai & KeralaStarts from25,000 Per Day (8 Hours)View full gallery

Authenticity is everything in period styling. From royal regalia to cinematic mood-boarding, I build visuals that tell a complete, believable story.

A teaser for the short film 'Faye', for which I was the costume stylist. The styling for the characters was designed to be natural and evocative, helping to build their personalities and the film's moody, romantic atmosphere.

Another promotional clip for 'Faye'. This shows the different looks for the characters across various scenes, from casual outdoor wear to more intimate indoor moments, all styled to serve the film's narrative.

The official trailer announcement for 'Faye'. As a costume stylist for film, my job is to ensure every piece of clothing helps tell the story and feels authentic to the characters and their journey.

A character portrait of Maharaj Mahendra Prathap Singh from the theatrical production 'Ek Mahal Ki Daastan'. I styled him in a regal sherwani, a traditional turban, and a velvet shawl to create an authoritative and kingly presence.

The portrait of Maharani Rukmini from 'Ek Mahal Ki Daastan'. Her styling features a richly embroidered saree, a heavy polki necklace, and a soft dupatta, designed to convey her status and graceful demeanor.

Character styling for Rajkumar Uday Prathap Singh. The all-white ensemble with gold embroidery and a matching shawl, paired with a hookah, establishes his character as a prince of leisure and power.

Styling for Rajkumar Rajyavardhan Singh. His look is softer, with a blush-pink sherwani and a single rose, suggesting a more romantic and thoughtful character within the royal court.

The portrait of Yuvraj Vikram. His modern-cut sherwani with subtle embroidery was chosen to position him as the younger, perhaps more progressive, heir in the 'Ek Mahal Ki Daastan' narrative.

Styling for Rajkumari Kaavyanshi. Her shimmering gold and olive lehenga, paired with a red veil, creates a classic royal look that is both opulent and elegant.

The character of Rajkumari Sayaani, styled in a floral lehenga with a plunging neckline and a simple choker. This look was designed to give her a slightly more modern and bold personality among the royals.

About Theatrical & Period Productions

Period styling requires more than just costumes. It is about deep research to ensure every garment, from the velvet shawl of a Maharaja to the block-printed lehenga of a handmaiden, aligns with the era and the character's specific social status. I focus on material texture, historical accuracy, and the narrative arc of your project to ensure the visual tone remains consistent across every frame.

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