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This indoor photograph captures a costume exhibition, likely situated at the Municipal Theater of Santiago, Chile, as evidenced by the "MUNICIPAL DE SANTIAGO" text. The scene features a large white display board on the left showcasing a costume design sketch alongside an actual physical costume on a mannequin to the right. The sketch on the board depicts a stylized female figure, identified as "CLARITA" or "CLARA," wearing an empire-waist dress with short puffed sleeves and a flowing skirt. The drawing is colored in shades of magenta and purple, with decorative waves and tear-drop motifs along the hem. Textual annotations on the board specify "Cascanueces 2000" (The Nutcracker 2000), indicating the ballet production and year. Further details like "+ CAMISON" (slip), "GUSA CHIFFON" (silk chiffon), and "2 ALTOS" (2 layers/heights) describe elements of the costume's construction and materials. Adjacent to the design board, a mannequin displays the finished costume. This dress, in a delicate light pink or lavender hue, mirrors the sketch's silhouette with an empire waist and short puffed sleeves. It is crafted from a lace fabric, featuring intricate floral or leaf patterns that provide a rich texture. A darker sash with a small embellishment encircles the empire waistline, contrasting with the lighter dress fabric. The mannequin itself has a black neck and base. A second, partially visible white display board on the far right suggests more exhibits are present in this well-lit, professional display environment.
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