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Clothes a character wears are just as important to them as the actor themselves, and in some cases wardrobe can become more recognizable.Costumes have a way of bringing characters to life without uttering a single word.
Looking at a costume can tell us about the character’s personality, the time period that the project is set in, and the character’s role in the story.
When a costume truly connects with fans they become inspirations for Halloween costumes,
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