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Mimì's simple yet elegant costume reflects her modest and delicate character.

Carmen's red dress is iconic, symbolizing her passionate and rebellious nature.

Princess Turandot's elaborate headdress and ornate, Asian-influenced gown.

Don Giovanni's costume often includes a cape and a seductive yet sinister air.

Salome's dance costume is often scant and alluring, befitting the infamous Dance of the Seven Veils.

The knights' costumes in Parsifal reflect their solemn duty and the religious undertones of the opera.

Lucia's wedding dress splattered with blood visually represents her descent into madness.

The Valkyries' armor and winged helmets are distinctive features.

The jester's outfit, with its vivid colors and motley patterns, highlights Rigoletto's role.

Violetta often wears a lavish dress in Act 1, symbolizing her status in Parisian society.

Brünnhilde's powerful Valkyrie costume transforms into a more human dress as her character becomes mortal.

The ghostly aura of the Dutchman is achieved through dark, brooding costume design.

Tosca's costumes evolve from glamorous singer to a woman fueled by love and jealousy.

Elsa's pure, bridal gown contrasts the darker, armored costumes of the other characters.

Tsar Boris's opulent robes and crown represent his royal authority and troubled rule.

The use of a traditional Japanese kimono is essential for the title character.

Papageno's colorful feather costume symbolizes his bird-like character.

Egyptian military costumes stand out, especially in the triumphal march scene.

Costumes depict social status—from Count Almaviva's opulence to Susanna's maid attire.

The High Priestess's costume features elements like a long, flowing robe and a ceremonial headpiece.

Mephistopheles' costume stands out with its devilish flair, often including a cape and sinister detailing.

Elektra's costume is usually ragged and dark to reflect her tormented psyche.

Olympia's mechanical doll costume features stiff, doll-like movements and is typically metallic or clockwork-inspired.

Orpheus' costume often manifests a lyre or other musical attributes, underlying his role as a musician.