Costumes

 For our music video, we include two costume chnages within the three sets. The first setting is a pink, barbie esk room to enhance a girly stereotypical bedroom, we will see the band in this opening scene in this room wearing long, prom like dresses to exagerate the girly look. My group and I are responsible to purchase these dresses from online webites and amazon, we will order two of the final selected dresses as we cut, rip and ruin the prom dresses in one of the scenes. Here is a selection of dresses I found which are suitable for the sterotypical girly girl image. 

In the second/third set, the prom dresses get destroyed and the costumes change into this rebellious, girl power esk outfits as they reveal their true identity and subvert to the girl band stereotype. We are going to ask our cast to wear their own clothes which still match our ideal image.

Here is our idea of how the cast will be dressed in the two costumes. This helps us to picture how the band should look in each set and to help us realise if it fits into our genre style and image. Our cast can look at this sketch of costume change 2 to help grasp an idea of what clothing style they should bring of their own. 

Here is three outfit sketches of our two costumes. The prom dresses exaggerate the girly stereotype style which we will rip, tear and paint onto before the filming begins in order to save time on set as the cast can quickly which into the same dress, but with a rebellious twist as the band start to re invent themselves as their own identity and image which subverts to the girl band stereotype. The second sketch shows the prom dresses while the band start to destroy the set and their dresses before revealing their true identity, and the edgy punk style costumes on the right. We can ask the cast to bring their own clothes which are similar to this brief as it will be cheaper for our group.