The Phantom of the Opera Christine Daae Cosplay Costume Ball Gown Vintage Evening Dress

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She tries to tell Raoul about the Phantom and her growing fear, and he tries to comfort her with his love. Don't miss Ali Ewoldt's spectacular Christine Daae in 'The Phantom of the Opera' at Broadway's Majestic Theatre. The stage productions' "Masquerade" is an actual Masquerade as opposed to the movie which is more of a grand ball than anything; the movie scene destroyed the essence any Masquerade should have; think about Halloween and the atmosphere that creates when people dress up and head out for trick-or-treating and other events.

I love the movie costumes the best cuz they scream "creative" and they also catch the idea of the true story. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).The main costume here consists of a bell shaped skirt with an apron, glittering tabs, waterfall backdrapes and a corseted bodice. It also has a Little Red Riding Hood connotation, given that she's being stalked by something dangerous.

And/or perhaps that is how I feel about playing Christine…my not-so-sassy/sensual faces in these pictures indicate that I wasn’t in character yet…). It would have made more sense to either have her go down to the Phantom's lair in her "Think of Me" dress or have her change into a dress for dinner. In the stage show, Christine wears a more "casual" dress for a few sequences ("Notes/Twisted Every Way," "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again," and "Wandering Child"). I think the movie version suits the slave girl character better, but I think the stage version is the better costume for an opera. Christine wears a white blouse with a black bustle skirt for "Twisted Every Way," which is hard to get a decent picture of from the movie since it's barely visible.Though, who knows—given all the flowers on her dress, maybe an hour before she left for the party, she just put on a ton of flowers and claimed she was a flower. They can be obtained from the internet, but I made our own, using a piece of wood and 2 metal prongs. Please follow my tutorial for Ariel's Kiss The Girl costume for corset instructions, as I forgot to take pictures when making this dress.

There are theories that the color reflects Christine becoming tainted by the Phantom; however, overall, this dress doesn't work within the context of the story (again).I didn't follow the instructions for connecting the bodice to the skirt, I just sewed the two together. A dressing gown is a garment worn when dressing up in the morning or changing at night, covering the underwear. I love these looks because they evoke comedic Mozart operas, which is actually how I got my start—I was contacted by a NY agent after my (small) role of Barbarina in The Marriage of Figaro at Yale Opera my senior year of college. She is an extremely gifted singer and The Phantom of the Opera has been her favorite since she was a kid.

The stage costume has lots of lace and ruffle details, a wide waistband, a sweetheart neckline, 3/4 sleeves, buttons, and a bustle. The bodice is corseted, of alternating red and green panels, and with the seams covered with gold trims. There are no obvious sources for this dress - which I love - but some plausible ones can be seen here. Despite the variety of images of the chorus girl, her white coat, red and gold dress, and walking suit are the most popular outfits.Both romantic and scary, The Phantom of the Opera is a thrilling night of theater with grand emotions. Well first off I decided I needed to grow my hair out, so I could slick it back and really pull off the Phantom look, lucky for me I have dark hair. Firstly, Emily is absolutely fantastic at what she does, and everyone should have a chance to own one of her pieces.