Upcoming Workshops
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Costume Supervising for Theatre | 2 day Workshop | March 9 & 10
2-Day Practical Workshop
March 9 & 10 | London Bridge | In-Person | £300Overview
This two-day, in-person workshop is designed for those looking to gain a clear, real-world understanding of the Costume Supervisor role within theatre production.
Taking place at our London Bridge studio, the course focuses on the organisational, collaborative and logistical skills needed to successfully supervise costumes from prep through to previews and opening.
What you’ll learn
Across two full days, the workshop will cover:
Organising the role of the Costume Supervisor from prep to opening
Working effectively with costume designers and creative teams
Making informed decisions around shopping, hiring and making
Budget breakdowns, cost reporting and managing spend
Running fittings, managing fitting photos and paperwork
Working with cast and liaising with wardrobe teams
Overseeing costumes through tech, previews and understudies
Building and maintaining a professional costume bible and continuity
Who this course is for
This workshop is ideal for:
Emerging Costume Supervisors
Costume Assistants looking to step into supervisory roles
Practitioners wanting clearer professional frameworks and confidence
People who have studied Costume and want more real world understanding of Costume Supervision.
Practical details
Dates: March 9 & 10
Location: London Bridge studio
Format: In-person, practical workshop
Group size: Limited participant numbers
Spaces are limited to ensure hands-on learning. Advance booking strongly recommended.
Book your spot here.
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1-Day Intensive Workshop
Apr 2 | London | In-Person | £150Overview
This one-day, in-person intensive is designed for stylists looking to build the practical, professional skills needed to work confidently within commercial productions.
Covering the full lifecycle of a commercial job, the workshop focuses on both the creative and logistical demands of styling for fast-paced commercial environments.
What you’ll learn
Across the full day, the workshop will cover:
Breaking down scripts and briefs for commercial projects
Developing character and translating ideas into clear visual direction
Creating decks and pitching ideas confidently
Organising prep, building and managing kit bags
Working effectively with producers and production teams
Running fittings and managing on-set workflow
People management on set and during prep
Commercial budgeting, including breakdowns, buying and spend tracking
Managing prep, returns and wrapping a job efficiently
Time management strategies for tight commercial schedules
Who this course is for
This workshop is ideal for:
Emerging commercial stylists
Styling assistants stepping up into lead roles
Creatives looking to professionalise their commercial styling practice
Practical details
Dates: Apr 2
Location: London
Format: In-person, intensive workshop
Group size: Limited participant numbers
Spaces are limited to ensure hands-on learning. Advance booking strongly recommended.
Book your spot here.
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Styling: Professional Practice | 2-Day Workshop | 21 & 22 April
2-Day Industry Workshop
21 & 22 April | London Bridge | In-Person | £600
Early Access (first 5 places): £450Overview
This two-day, in-person workshop is designed for emerging stylists and assistants seeking a clearer, real-world understanding of styling as a professional practice.
Taking place at our London Bridge studio, the course explores how styling operates across different sectors — including editorial, commercial, celebrity and personal — and examines the professional standards, workflows and expectations that underpin each.
The focus is on transparency and practical knowledge. Across two days, we will break down how styling jobs function from initial brief through to completion, covering both creative processes and commercial realities. The aim is to provide a grounded understanding of how the industry works, and what is expected at different stages of a styling career.
A one-hour 1:1 follow-up session (via Zoom or in person) will take place within three months of the workshop to support continued development and address further industry questions.
What you’ll learn
Across two full days, the workshop will cover:
An overview of the different styling sectors and how they operate
Understanding the responsibilities and expectations of assistants and lead stylists
Breaking down a styling job from brief to execution
Budgets, rates, kit fees and financial tracking
Professional communication and on-set etiquette
Working with brands, PRs, creative teams and clients
Portfolio development appropriate to your level
Practical systems for sourcing, sample management and organisation
Managing workflow, timelines and professional boundaries
Who this course is for
This workshop is ideal for:
Emerging stylists seeking greater clarity around professional standards
Assistants wanting to broaden their understanding of the wider styling landscape
Practitioners looking to strengthen their knowledge of the business and operational side of styling
Those considering progression within the styling industry who want a realistic overview of how the profession operates
This is not a beginner’s introduction, but a practical industry-focused workshop for those already engaging with styling in some capacity.
Practical details
Dates: 21 & 22 April 2026
Location: London Bridge studio
Format: In-person, two-day workshop, 3 months email/whatsapp support + follow-up 1:1 session
Group size: Limited participant numbers
Spaces are kept small to allow for in-depth discussion and practical learning. Early booking strongly recommended.
5 Early Access spots available - Book your spot here.
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For those looking for more personalised guidance, we offer 1:1 consultations tailored to your experience, goals, and areas of interest. These sessions can build on our existing workshops or be shaped around specific mentoring needs.
Pricing varies depending on scope and duration.
““The mix of teaching, discussion and practical exercises allowed me to apply things in real time. I left feeling much more confident and clear about my work.””
““Learning how to properly break down a budget is something I’ll actually apply going forward.””
““Good value for money and extremely useful.””
““Understanding job responsibilities and workflows helped me feel more confident professionally. I now feel clearer about how everything fits together.””
““Loved the practical exercises followed by discussion — they made everything feel immediately applicable and helped me understand the workflow clearly.””
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All workshops are in person at our London Bridge Studio.
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All of our workshops are created and hosted by industry professions.
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Spaces are limited, so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. If the workshop is sold out or you’re unable to attend these dates, additional dates may be released throughout the year. Please keep an eye on our website and social media channels for future announcements.
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Some basic experience or training in fashion or styling is recommended. The Costume Supervising and Styling Workshop is not a beginner course, but you do not need previous commercial credits to attend. The Wardrobe course, on the other hand, is designed for new or early-career professionals, making it accessible for those just starting out in the industry. All three courses welcome learners who are eager to develop their skills.
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You’ll leave with a clear understanding of professional workflows, practical tools you can apply immediately, and a stronger sense of how to operate confidently within commercial productions.