I understand her main character is a female, but it was considered a joke to society to essentially be transgender. Immediately after Raoul leaves the room, the Phantom makes his presence known and lures Christine through the mirror. The show does this by removing the rope skirt and switching it for a larger, grander skirt that has heavily patterned fabric, heavy embroidery, and gold tassels.

She is an extremely gifted singer and The Phantom of the Opera has been her favorite since she was a kid. The Phantom knowing and seeing this steps into action to bring Christine to his lair before she has the chance to reunite with Raoul a bit later. However, the lace on the corset's neckline would be visible if it was worn with the "Think of Me" dress—so it's a different corset.The same kind of shading can be seen in the skirt, being pink in the outer layers and blue in the inner layers. They can be obtained from the internet, but I made our own, using a piece of wood and 2 metal prongs. Below, she brings BroadwayBox behind the scenes at the Majestic Theatre for an in-depth look at each of her fabulous and iconic Maria Bjornson costumes.

I found the distance between the rings too great and it pulled the skirt back too much, so I reduced the width. Christine was changing out of her costume into a new outfit to go out with Raoul during Angel of Music: she wouldn't want to wear the same corset, it would be sweaty and gross from the stage lights. which is why the costume doesn't fit the theme: it was something they had backstage and just threw on Christine. Christine only wears the blue dress twice during Phantom of the Opera: when she meets with the manager of the opera house and when she visits her father's grave. The colours are kept in fresh pastels, ochre, mint, pink, turquoise, green, opposite delicate white lace.Around May we really decided we were going to do it, we were finally going to make our dream a reality by becoming The Phantom and Christine. As lovely as the film costume is—and it really is very beautiful—it's out of place in terms of the context. Over the years, Christine Daae's dressing costumes have been subject to many interpretations, giving you freedom of expression to create your cosplay. I never got "star princess" from the stage Masquerade outfit, but got "flower" immediately from the movie.