Storytelling through Costume Design

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A gathering for artists, designers, and curious minds to learn about costumes in film and television.

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A gathering for artists, designers and curious minds to learn about costumes in film and tv. Storytelling through Costume How do costumes evoke period, place, and character? Why does costume design create such powerful narratives on screen? From shaping fashion trends to influencing cultural conversations, costume design plays a vital role in bringing stories to life for film and television. But how does a character move from page to screen? Join Amy Hare, Costume Researcher at University of the Arts London (UAL), and award-winning costume designer and UAL alumnus Anne Dixon ( The Shrouds, Anne with an E, The Dead Don't Hurt ) for an engaging conversation exploring the creative practice of costume design. Together, they will discuss how costumes help define character, communicate the story, and bring cinematic worlds to life. Date: Monday, November 9th, 2026 Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm Location: Soho House Toronto, 192 Adelaide St. W. *Please note this event is for 18+

Downtown Toronto