Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Principal dancer Sterling Hyltin wears a costume for her role as the princess in “The Most Incredible Thing.”
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Principal Tiler Peck wears her ensemble for the role of the Cuckoo Bird.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt The headpiece to accompany Peck’s Cuckoo Bird tutu.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Corps de ballet dancer Claire Von Enck in her costume as one of the ballet’s five senses.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Von Enck is fitted for a headpiece to accompany her costume
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Principal dancer Amar Ramasar in his costume for The Destroyer character, which has since been reenvisioned and is being reconstructed with just one week to the production’s premiere.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Corps de ballet member-on-the-rise Unity Phelan is fitted in a unitard for her role as one of the ballet’s seven deadly sins.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Phelan exhibits choreography for her role in the ballet.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt A close-up of Peck’s Cuckoo Bird tutu, which was designed to highlight her rapid footwork.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Ballet costume director Marc Happel (center) and Dzama (right), examine the headpiece for Peck’s Cuckoo Bird costume.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Dzama with his costume sketches.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Corps de ballet dancer Gretchen Smith is fitted for her costume as one of the ballet’s nine muses.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Dzama’s costume designs hang in the ballet’s costume shop.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Dzama and Happel with the costume for the ballet’s king, which is danced by two performers who move as one.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt The king’s costume, which will be accompanied by a massive headpiece.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Shoes for the ballet’s Grasshopper character are worked on in the shop.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Sketches hang in the costume shop.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt A costume shop artisan constructs a tutu.
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Marcel Dzama’s Costume Designs for the New York City Ballet
Image Credit: Nina Westervelt Dzama and the Cuckoo Bird costume.