Bianca is a costume designer, cutter and maker for live performance and film. Graduating with Honours from a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design, she has worked for multiple independent Australian fashion designers as well as extensively within the costume industry. Her work as a costume designer and maker expands across multiple Queensland major performing arts companies such as Queensland Theatre, Queensland Ballet and most recently full time as OQ’s Principal Cutter.

For OQ, Bianca designed the schools touring production of The Frog Prince and La Bohème in 2020, and was co-designer for Chrysalis and Songs of Love and War (2021), The Sopranos (2022), Macbeth (2023), Fizz (2023) and Lady Sings The Maroons (2023). She has also worked on films such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis, where she worked on Elvis’s tailored suits. In 2019 Bianca was awarded a Churchill Scholarship, undertaking training to further her skill as a costume tailor.

Bianca is a Co-Manager of fashion not-for-profit The Stitchery Collective, a group of fashion practitioners who create immersive fashion events and workshops for Queensland art galleries and museums. In addition, Bianca co-runs fashion label Bulley Bulley with her sister Kiara, where they design clothing that combines the concepts of historical costuming with the frivolity and fun nature of contemporary fashion.