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Scenivo

Scenivo brings theater wardrobe into a visual workspace built around the records, decisions and reviews that shape the work.

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Project overview

Scenivo is a product design concept for theater wardrobe. Wardrobe teams need to connect each costume with the character, scene and fitting revision it belongs to. The scope connects four activities: character wardrobe, fitting journal, change sequence, wardrobe inventory. Each has a dedicated screen, with a character-based wardrobe board with bottom scene strip establishing the visual direction. The work includes interface composition, proposed feature architecture and industry-specific showcase imagery.

The challenge

Wardrobe teams need to connect each costume with the character, scene and fitting revision it belongs to. A useful workspace must preserve the connection between the original reference, the selected record and the discussion around a change. Showing more information alone would not resolve that handoff.

  • Keep character records and scene references connected to the selected work.
  • Make alteration tasks visible at the point where decisions are reviewed.
  • Retain rack locations and allocation history through the handoff.

Our solution

The design starts with a character-based wardrobe board with bottom scene strip. Browse a character's costume looks with garment photographs and scene references. The remaining views separate exploration, coordination and review into layouts suited to their content. A plum, linen and burnt orange palette gives the product its own visual identity, while selected-record panels keep details close to the working surface.

  • Browse a character's costume looks with garment photographs and scene references.
  • Review a fitting record with annotated garment images and alteration notes.
  • Arrange costume changes on a scene timeline with backstage notes.
  • Inspect garment records in a rack-style visual catalog with allocation status.

Key features

  • Character wardrobe

    Browse a character's costume looks with garment photographs and scene references.

  • Fitting journal

    Review a fitting record with annotated garment images and alteration notes.

  • Change sequence

    Arrange costume changes on a scene timeline with backstage notes.

  • Wardrobe inventory

    Inspect garment records in a rack-style visual catalog with allocation status.

  • Character records

    Group looks under the relevant character.

  • Scene references

    Connect a costume with its appearance in the show.

  • Garment tags

    Identify individual garments across the wardrobe.

  • Fitting notes

    Record feedback from a fitting session.

  • Alteration tasks

    Attach proposed alterations to a garment.

  • Change sequence

    Review the order of backstage costume changes.

  • Rack locations

    Locate a garment's assigned storage position.

  • Allocation history

    Trace garment allocations across scenes.

Technology stack

    The results

    The design establishes four distinct theater wardrobe views and a proposed set of twelve feature areas. The visual system prioritizes the working object and its context rather than repeated metric cards. A next validation would ask a practitioner to move from character wardrobe to wardrobe inventory, identify the selected record and retrieve the relevant rack locations. These are design deliverables, not measured business outcomes.

    • 4Specialized concept views

    • 12Proposed feature areas

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