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The protagonists will wear casual, stylish clothes and have casual, normal teenage hairstyles. Their makeup will be subtle and not obvious or provocative, making them look like typical down-to-earth teenagers. The antagonist will wear old-fashioned, classy clothes and have an old-style, classy hairstyle to match. His makeup will include a scar on his face and possibly eye contacts. Examples of costumes, hairstyles, and makeup will be provided.
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Costume, hair &makeup
- 1. Costume, Hair & MakeupCostume, Hair & Makeup AnalysisAnalysis
- 2. The protagonistsThe protagonists • The girls will be wearing casual, stylish clothes. Nothing tooThe girls will be wearing casual, stylish clothes. Nothing too pretentious, clothes that will appeal to the audience and thatpretentious, clothes that will appeal to the audience and that the audience are likely to wear as well.the audience are likely to wear as well. • Their hairstyles will also be casual and normal for teenagers.Their hairstyles will also be casual and normal for teenagers. • They will be wearing make-up but it is going to be subtle, notThey will be wearing make-up but it is going to be subtle, not too obvious or provocative.too obvious or provocative. • They will look like the typical teenagers, down-to-earth and niceThey will look like the typical teenagers, down-to-earth and nice looking.looking.
- 3. Examples of CostumesExamples of Costumes
- 4. Examples of hairstylesExamples of hairstyles
- 5. Examples of makeupExamples of makeup
- 6. The AntagonistThe Antagonist • The antagonist will wear old-fashioned clothes, classy.The antagonist will wear old-fashioned clothes, classy. • Make up wise, he will have a scar on his face and possible eyeMake up wise, he will have a scar on his face and possible eye contacts.contacts. • His hairstyle will match his outfit, old-style and classy.His hairstyle will match his outfit, old-style and classy.
- 7. Example of OutfitExample of Outfit
- 8. Example of hairstyleExample of hairstyle