Costume History Course
Dive into late Victorian London via its costumes. Master silhouettes, materials, and building methods, interpret historical records, and craft production-ready designs—ideal for costume makers, stage performers, and creative artists in the performing arts. Develop a solid grasp of 1875–1885 fashion, ethical research practices, and adaptable costume plotting for professional use.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
certificate valid in your country
What will I learn?
This course offers a practical insight into late Victorian attire from 1875 to 1885. Participants will study essential garments, construction techniques, fabrics, and accessories, while examining social class, gender roles, and everyday life in London. Gain skills in utilising museum and archival materials, assessing evidence responsibly, and transforming research into precise costume designs suitable for theatre or film productions.
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Develop skills
- Assess Victorian outlines: spot class, gender, and period instantly.
- Interpret 1875–1885 clothing: patterns, materials, edgings, and assembly hints.
- Appraise costume references: archives, images, illustrations, and collection data.
- Convert studies into costume designs: descriptions, textiles, and modifications.
- Create theatre-appropriate Victorian styles: clear, principled, and era-informed.
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