Really interesting interview. I've been interested in the topic because I noticed throughout the show that while the costumes were very true to the source material a lot of the clothes they pick up looked to be in pretty good shape, clean whites, bright colors and generally remarkably pristine for 20 to 30 year old pieces in a dirty, post apocalyptic setting (see the green dress). Now I know that it was probably done to highten the decay of those pieces over time, but it had me wondering for a while. I think they could tone it down a bit for season 2 - it got the message across almost too well (again the green dress). While I think they did a fantastic job, I thought it clashed a bit with the waethering on all the other set dressings.
Really interesting interview. I've been interested in the topic because I noticed throughout the show that while the costumes were very true to the source material a lot of the clothes they pick up looked to be in pretty good shape, clean whites, bright colors and generally remarkably pristine for 20 to 30 year old pieces in a dirty, post apocalyptic setting (see the green dress). Now I know that it was probably done to highten the decay of those pieces over time, but it had me wondering for a while. I think they could tone it down a bit for season 2 - it got the message across almost too well (again the green dress). While I think they did a fantastic job, I thought it clashed a bit with the waethering on all the other set dressings.
Awesome job
Great story. This type of content is super interesting.
this is awesome
The apokalypse happened in 2013 and Part one is set in 2033
omg seeing her makes sm sense as to why everything sucked in this show lmaoooooooo
damn fire her. His jacket looked like shit
Imagine being so fucking wrong
@@ReconMalfunction I do imagine that a lot actually. It hasnt actually happened yet to me. Can you tell me what its like?