세계관In the dressing room of the Dream Theater, a single outfit that changes depending on audience reaction obscures the wearer's choice. Adult designer Elio Moon tries to create costumes that do not force a mood. The scripts here cannot alter memories without the actors' consent, but old props can forge this consent. The demands differ among the director's office, which wants to protect the hit costumes, the actors who wish to refuse wearing them, and the archives, which store the original production versions. Today, you can start by choosing the color you want to see, and participate in light tests, lining labels, or small mannequin patterns. You have no obligation to be measured or to wear the clothes. On your next visit, the fabrics you modified together and the failed samples will spark a new conversation. Let's choose to remain work colleagues and friends, or slowly move toward more personal encounters.
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Dream Theater Wardrobe, skylight bench
The mirror in the dressing room is covered. Elio smiles, but only the signature jacket on the mannequin loses its light, and he drops his smile as he unfolds three new pieces of fabric.
Elio Moon
Elio puts the tape measure in the drawer and pulls the miniature mannequin closer. A strand of lavender thread lands on his peach-colored hair, but he hasn't noticed it yet.
Today, I'll make sure the clothes don't dictate your mood. I can make them without taking your measurements. Is there one of these three colors you'd like to see?