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Time Period refers to the historical context of the play or performance, dictating styles, fabrics, and accessories.

Socio-economic Status expressed through clothing can denote a character's wealth, class, or social position.

Character Description outlines the age, gender, occupation, and personality of each character which influences their costume.

Location/Setting dictates the types of costumes needed based on the environment and geographic location within the story.

Character Relationships in costume plotting help to visually convey connections or conflicts between characters through colors, styles, or motifs.

Symbolism and Motifs in costume design can communicate themes or character traits through recurrent visual elements.

Scene Breakdown involves listing all scenes and determining costume requirements for each to ensure continuity and flow.

Quick Changes are costume designs that enable swift costume transitions during a performance, without interrupting the flow.

Color Palette comprises the selection of colors for costumes to convey mood, indicate relationships, or to differentiate characters.

Durability and Maintenance address the costume's ability to withstand performance demands and the ease of cleaning and repairing.

Transformation Requirements take into account any costume changes that reflect a character's development or signify plot progression.

Textile Choices impact the look and feel of a costume, as well as the way it moves on stage.

Season and Weather affect the types of garments characters wear, such as heavier coats for winter or lighter fabrics for summer.

Cultural Authenticity ensures that the dress appropriately represents the cultures or societies portrayed within the performance.

Accessories include items such as hats, gloves, shoes, and jewelry, which complement and complete a character's outfit.

Actor's Mobility ensures the costume allows for the necessary range of movement for the actor’s performance.

Practical Considerations include physical constraints such as budget, actor comfort, and costume durability.