The fitting stage is where the design is tested against the person, character and environment for which it has been created. I carefully assess the fit, proportions, movement and overall appearance of each garment, making adjustments wherever necessary. This stage is essential for ensuring that the finished design feels comfortable, visually balanced and appropriate for its intended purpose.

I pay close attention to how the costume or outfit behaves during movement, under different lighting conditions and from different visual perspectives. Depending on the project, adjustments may include changes to fit, length, structure, detailing or layering. For screen and stage productions, I also consider continuity and practical requirements, while fashion and styling projects require attention to the overall presentation and visual impact.

The final styling brings every element together to complete the intended look. Garments, accessories, hair, makeup and other visual details are considered as part of the overall presentation where required. My aim is to ensure that the finished design not only looks compelling but also functions effectively for film, theatre, photography, performances or public appearances.