The Vampire: A New Musical

This is a costume development project conducted by Elizabeth Bourgeois with her research assistants:

Young woman with wavy, brown hair, wearing a pastel gown with floral designs and ribbons.Elegant woman in a pink, ruffled gown with lace details, showcasing 19th-century fashion.Victorian-era gentleman dressed in an elegant black coatThree stylized figures of a man in 17th-century clothingTwo elegant women in vintage brown dresses with intricate detailing and puffed sleevesVictorian-era fashion illustration featuring a woman in a maroonCostume design concepts for "Alan Raby" featuring historical garments, accessories, and fabrics to illustrate character styles from different acts.Collage of historical figures' portraits and fabric textures, categorized by character acts from a theatrical production, illustrating costume design references.Costume designs contrast villagers' simple, neutral attire with servants' slightly more adorned outfits, alongside fabric samples for historical accuracy.Collage of historical figures in portraits, showcasing notable costumes and accessories, alongside swatches of fabrics in rich colors and patterns for design inspiration.Collage of historical portraits featuring elaborately dressed figures, alongside fabric swatches relevant for "Lucy and Roland" costume design.Collage of elaborate period costumes and fabrics representing three characters: Edgar, Forsyth, and Trevanian, showcasing attire for a soirée.Three women in elaborate historical gowns represent distinct characters at a soirée: Augusta in pink, Lady P in blue, and Alice in green.Attire from the 19th century, featuring portraits of men in formal clothing, including coats, cravats, and accessories like gloves and a cane.A collage showcasing historical dresses and fabrics, highlighting styles and color preferences of Ada and Mrs. Raby.