In the debrief, Fiona said she thought we had realised her designs well, and that ours were the "boldest, most visually interesting on stage" and that the "print was strong - looked good as a set". When thinking about what our costumes were trying to do, or their purpose on stage, it was to look bold and the print was the most important thing about them - the visual impact over function. They also worked with overdressing - for example, Harriette's needed to look fitted while being worn over jeans and a shirt.