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Professional Costume Styling for Media

byManya AggarwalOnline mentorship and education sessionsStarts from11,500 per courseView full gallery

From costume trials to set logistics, see how I translate design concepts into camera-ready looks for screen productions.

A look at the costume trials and final looks for the characters Sehar and Sunny from 'Unsorted'. This process involves creating lookbooks and conducting fittings to ensure each character's wardrobe tells their story perfectly.

More behind the scenes from 'Unsorted', showing the costume trials and final on-screen looks for the character Tara. You can see how we translate initial ideas into a polished, camera-ready appearance.

A shot of the costume rack for 'Unsorted'. A huge part of costume styling is organization, ensuring every outfit for every character is sourced, prepped, and ready for each scene.

A glimpse of the prep area on the set of 'Unsorted'. You can see various fabrics and dupattas that were sourced for the characters' wardrobes, ready to be styled into different looks.

About Behind the Scenes: My Industry Work

When I style for a production like the series 'Unsorted', it is not just about picking pretty outfits. I have to factor in how specific fabrics react under heavy studio lighting, how they move during action sequences, and how to maintain continuity between takes. It is a technical puzzle of ensuring every piece stays camera-safe while visually defining the character.

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