Coppélia

Swanhilda:
- A vibrant peasant dress with a fitted bodice, puffed sleeves, and a full, colorful skirt.
- The bodice is often embroidered or laced, and an apron is included for a rustic, lively look.
- Hair is styled neatly, often with ribbons or floral accents.
Franz:
- A tunic and breeches in earthy tones, paired with boots and a sash.
- The design is simple yet charming, reflecting his role as a playful village youth.
Villagers:
- Folk-inspired costumes in bright, cheerful colors:
  - Women: Dresses with aprons, floral or striped patterns, and accessories like bonnets or scarves.
  - Men: Tunics and breeches, often with vests or sashes for added detail.
Dr. Coppélius:
- An eccentric costume, including a long coat, waistcoat, and trousers in muted or quirky colors.
- Accessories may include glasses, a scarf, and props like a large key or tools to reflect his role as a mysterious inventor.

Swanhilda (Disguised as Coppélia):
- A doll-like costume with stiff, exaggerated features to mimic the mechanical nature of the character.
- The dress is usually pastel-colored with lace, bows, or floral embellishments, and makeup is stylized to appear doll-like (rosy cheeks, wide eyes).
Dr. Coppélius:
- Retains his Act I costume, often accessorized with workshop props like a book, tools, or mechanical parts to emphasize his role as a toymaker.
Coppélia (The Doll):
- A similar doll-like costume to Swanhilda’s disguise, but more rigid and formal, reflecting her inanimate nature.
- The costume often features bright or contrasting colors to make her stand out as the centerpiece of the workshop.
Other Dolls (if included):
- Each doll may have a unique costume representing its theme, such as a soldier, ballerina, or clown. The designs are exaggerated to enhance their mechanical appearance.

Swanhilda:
- An elegant wedding dress or tutu, typically white with floral or gold accents, symbolizing her triumph and happiness.
- Accessories may include a small veil or a flower crown.
Franz:
- A formal suit or decorated tunic, often in lighter, celebratory colors like white or cream.
- A sash or boutonniere may be added to signify his role as the groom.
Villagers:
- Festive, folk-inspired costumes in brighter or richer colors than Act I, reflecting the joyous atmosphere.
  - Women: Dresses with decorative aprons and floral patterns.
  - Men: Tunics with embroidered vests or sashes.
Court Officials (if included):
- Elaborate costumes with regal touches, such as embroidered robes or capes, to signify their higher status.

Act I: Bright, cheerful peasant costumes for the village, contrasting with Dr. Coppélius’s eccentric attire.
Act II: Stylized, doll-like costumes for Coppélia and Swanhilda, with a focus on mechanical and theatrical details.
Act III: Elegant wedding attire for Swanhilda and Franz, complemented by festive costumes for the villagers.

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