1. Female Outfits
2. We chose to have the 3. This dress was again
lead girl to wear this dress patterned, which was very
1. This dress seemed suitable due popular in the 1960s, from our
to the pattern and the colours used as in this scene she had to
look smarter. Plain black research we knew that the
– they resemble dresses worn in
dresses were worn in the majority of the costumes our
the 1960s, so make the film look
realistically filmed in the 1960s. 1960s as well as lead girl wore had to be
neckerchiefs. patterned and colourful.
Amelia O’Callaghan

2. Female Outfits
4. We wanted this
outfit in the film as it
shows another type
of 1960s outfit –
other than a dress.
Leggings were
popular in the 1960s
so it was good we
included these in the
film opening.
Amelia O’Callaghan

3. Shoes
1. We chose to have the
lead girl wear these 2. We chose to have
3. The lead boy wore
shoes as they the lead girl wear
these shoes as men in
correspond with the these flat black pumps
the 1960s mainly
1960’s fashion and are as they were worn in
wore smart shoes like
age appropriate (height the 1960s.
these.
of the heels). The colour
was also popular in the
1960s.
Amelia O’Callaghan

4. Male Outfits
1. We felt it was very important to 2. Jeans were often worn by men in the
dress the lead boy in a leather jacket 60s unless a suit was worn. Due to the
as it was an iconic piece of clothing in age we felt it more appropriate to put the
the 1960s. lead boy in jeans not a suit.
Amelia O’Callaghan

5. Male Outfits
3. We chose for the lead boy to simply 4. When we filmed the lead boy having a
wear a white t-shirt when just out milkshake with the girl we thought it
with the girl as it was plain and necessary for him to look smarter, we
commonly worn in the 1960s. therefore placed him in a white shirt as they
were commonly with suits in the 1960s.
Amelia O’Callaghan