Costume Design vs Fashion Design
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Costume design focuses on creating costumes according to a theme or for a specific character, such as for performances in theater, film, television, and Broadway, whereas fashion design is about street-wear and trends for everyday people. Costume designers draw inspiration from research and a character's personality, background, and time period while fashion designers aim to set trends for popular styles.
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