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Costumes part 4

I got this pic from www.nuschoir.org:

Shoes

This should be how the shoes should look like!

Try to match the shoes with your top!

Costumes part 3

Watch these 2 videos to get an idea:

Hair!

Make up!

These 2 videos are of me demonstrating.

Costumes part 2

For girls, when washing your costumes, PLEASE DON'T MIX THE TOP WITH THE SKIRT AS THE BLACK TOP RUNS IN THE WASH!

Costumes part 1

Costumes:

Dear Choir,

I hope that this is not too late in telling you/describing to you how the costume department works in NUS Choir. I have many postings about this in this folder so do follow me in this part by part explanation.

Costumes Part 1: The outfit

As you first view this forum, you can see a beautiful picture of our Varsity Voices 2006.

This is our carolling costume

I would show you all a close up photo of both the ladies...

and gentlemen...

For the ladies, we wear a black long-sleeved top and an orange batik skirt. For the gentlemen, it is a punjabi top with black pants (which you have to have) and a red sash. (Sometimes the guys would wear black shirt and pants plus a red tie which [b]will be given out on the day of performance[/b]) But for these photos, it is not complete as we are not wearing any footwear. I shall be briefing you on this. For ladies, you have to wear black strappy heels like these:

And gentlemen, you have to wear black shoes and black socks.

Please try to get at least (own) 3 pairs of black socks. So don't give excuses to the welfare secretary if she/he finds that you are wearing other coloured socks.

Next up is the formal wear:

This picture was also taken during Varsity Voices 2006.

The shoe rules still apply for the gentlemen. AS for the ladies, you have to wear cream-coloured heels It goes well with the cream-coloured blouse and turqoise/green skirt.

During the course of your choir years, we will be contacting the tailor/seamstress to come down to take your measurements and this costume (for Ladies and Gentlemen) is yours to keep!:)

Costing:

Ladies: $110 (for one VV), $55 (for 2 VVs)
Men: $160 (for one VV), $80 (for 2 VVs)

I shall post up the other parts once I am free.

Costumes: Dear Choir, I hope that this is not too late in telling you/describing to you how the costume department works in NUS Choir. I have many postings about this in this folder so do follow me in this part by part explanation. Costumes Part 1: The outfit As you first view this forum, you can see a beautiful picture of our Varsity Voices 2006. This is our carolling costume I would show you all a close up photo of both the ladies... [img]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d129/junng7/carollingwomen.jpg[/img] and gentlemen... [img]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d129/junng7/formalmen.jpg[/img] For the ladies, we wear a black long-sleeved top and an orange batik skirt. For the gentlemen, it is a punjabi top with black pants (which you have to have) and a red sash. (Sometimes the guys would wear black shirt and pants plus a red tie which [b]will be given out on the day of performance[/b]) But for these photos, it is not complete as we are not wearing any footwear. I shall be briefing you on this. For ladies, you have to wear black strappy heels like these: [img]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d129/junng7/heels.jpg[/img] And gentlemen, you have to wear [b]black shoes and black socks[/b]. [b]Please try to get at least (own) 3 pairs of black socks. So don't give excuses to the welfare secretary if she/he finds that you are wearing other coloured socks.[/b] Next up is the formal wear: [img]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d129/junng7/formalwomen.jpg[/img] [img]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d129/junng7/formalmen.jpg[/img] This picture was also taken during Varsity Voices 2006. The shoe rules still apply for the gentlemen. AS for the ladies, you have to wear [b]cream-coloured heels[/b] It goes well with the cream-coloured blouse and turqoise/green skirt. During the course of your choir years, we will be contacting the tailor/seamstress to come down to take your measurements and this costume (for Ladies and Gentlemen) is yours to keep!:) Costing: Ladies: $110 (for one VV), $55 (for 2 VVs) Men: $160 (for one VV), $80 (for 2 VVs) I shall post up the other parts once I am free.