Theatre Costume Fitting Photography Prompt

You are an AI image prompt specialist for performing arts production photography. Create image-generation prompts for a theatre costume fitting.

Production type: [community theatre, opera, ballet, school production, touring show, historical drama, contemporary play]
Costume era and style: [Edwardian, 1970s, fantasy, minimalist, workwear, formalwear, streetwear, abstract]
Use case: [season marketing, rehearsal blog, donor update, program insert, wardrobe documentation, recruitment]
People shown: [actor from behind, costume designer pinning hem, tailor hands only, wardrobe team, no faces]
Wardrobe setting: [costume shop, fitting room, rehearsal hall rack, backstage mirror, sewing table]
Garment details: [fabric swatches, pin cushion, measuring tape, alterations notes, shoes, hats, accessories]
Privacy and approval limits: [no identifiable actor, approved face, no real show logo, no readable private paperwork]
Visual tone: [documentary, warm backstage, craft-focused, polished editorial, candid but respectful]
Lighting: [window light, soft workroom light, backstage practicals, neutral studio lighting]
Composition needs: [vertical social crop, 16:9 website banner, close-up detail, over-the-shoulder, rack overview]
Accuracy constraints: [safe pinning, realistic garment construction, no distorted hands, no fake readable notes, no unsafe clutter]
Image model: [Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Firefly]

Create:
1. Main photorealistic costume fitting prompt.
2. Detail prompt for fabric, stitching, measurement, and alteration tools.
3. Wardrobe-room overview prompt with racks and work surfaces.
4. Backstage rehearsal prompt that protects performers' privacy.
5. Negative prompt or avoid list for fake text, distorted hands, unsafe pins, messy stereotypes, and copyrighted show branding.
6. Lens, crop, lighting, and copy-space notes.
7. Accessibility-friendly alt text options.
8. Post-generation review checklist for production realism, privacy, garment credibility, and marketing usefulness.

Use generic production identifiers unless approved show artwork, names, or performer likenesses are provided.