The document provides details on the costume design for a production of Anton Chekhov's play "The Seagull." The costumes will reflect late 19th century Russian styles from 1896, using neutral colors, long sleeves, and wool and cotton materials. Each main character is described, noting how their costumes will portray their personality and role. Costume colors will help illustrate the changing moods and seasons over the course of the play. The designer aims to use costume colors to signify characters' moods and experiences, with light colors for happy characters and dark colors for those struggling.