Arcadia
[Replace this] The play moves between centuries, so the costumes let elegance and study share a silhouette. A research picture for the whole play will be added here.
Thomasina
[Replace this] The rendering gives a young scholar the line of a period gown without turning her into a picture. Research pictures follow paper, botany, and light.
Lady Croom
[Replace this] Volume and finish carry her authority. The research looks at portraiture, lawns, and cloth that knows it is being looked at.
Ezra Chater
[Replace this] The costume lets vanity sit in the cut. Research pictures chase flourish, literary pose, and a slightly too-careful elegance.
Hannah
[Replace this] Her clothes are practical and exact, a visitor in a house built for display. The research follows modern cloth against the garden's older line.
Chole
[Replace this] The costume keeps her young without making her small. Research pictures look for play, night air, and a dress that can survive the garden.
Bernard
[Replace this] The rendering gives him a scholar's armor: tailored, pleased with itself, ready for an argument. Research pictures follow that performance.
Gus
[Replace this] His costume stays gentle next to the louder adults. The research looks for boyhood, green, and a silhouette that has not decided yet.
