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There is no way, the setting of the heroine is a kind-hearted person with a heart for the people of the world, and her talent is well-known. She is a famous fairy-level noble daughter in the capital. It's out of character.

Fairies...you always have to be fairy-like.

Wearing gold and silver jewelry on his head, and wearing bright red and green clothes, what kind of fairy temperament is there?It's obviously tacky.

What's more, the heroine is still the most talented woman in the capital, with a poetic and literary spirit in her belly.

In order to better fit the personality, the styling should not be too flashy, and elegant and clean attire is the standard for talented women.The stylist hired by the production team specializes in film and television dramas, so he is naturally familiar with it. If it is not necessary, he will not easily challenge the audience's aesthetics.

People like to judge people by their appearance, and the audience is the same when watching TV dramas.

Designs such as styling, appearance, clothing, etc. can allow the audience to form a preliminary identity memory when the character appears in the play, and then deepen the impression according to the development of the plot to form a distinctive character image.

That's why characters with different identities in TV dramas have different looks and makeup.Many stylists like to modify the actor's appearance to set off the inner character of the actor in the play.

For example, the costumes of kind-hearted characters are mostly plain and simple.

Cheng Fu's deep and ruthless characters tend to have thicker and thicker makeup, and most of the costumes are dark or more prominent.

As for the characters whose psychological history changes greatly, such as the second female Chaoyang Princess played by Song Yan, the psychological changes before and after are completely different, and the appearance and costumes will also change accordingly.

From the unrestrained and casual nature of the princess period, to the embarrassment and decadence when she was in trouble, to the coquettish flamboyance when she was a noble concubine.

The audience only needs to see Song Yan's appearance in the play, and they can easily figure out which stage she was in at that time. In this way, a clear plot development line will naturally be formed in their minds.

Of course, such well-designed costume changes are also possible because the role played by Song Yan is indispensable in the script, and it is an important supporting role with a large proportion of the play.

And if it's an unimportant small supporting role, or even an ordinary character, the crew will naturally not waste so much effort on them.

Without the background of the plot, no matter how beautiful the shape is, it is just a beautiful background board.No matter how rich the crew is and no lack of investment, they will wisely spend every money wisely instead of wasting money casually.

For ordinary small supporting roles, it would be nice to have a set of costumes that are exclusive to you in the play.Many crews with tight investment have no money to prepare new costumes for cannon fodder characters, so they will find someone to buy second-hand costumes that are discarded in other crews, which can save a lot of money.

In the film and television city, there are Erdao dealers who specialize in this kind of business.

You know, how many crews are there in an entertainment circle, and how many TV series and movies can be produced every year?

Apart from the special costumes of the protagonist and the important supporting roles, other small supporting roles, such as maids, maids, eunuchs, and guards in costume dramas, do not have many official shots, but every costume drama must not be missing. them.

And the number of such roles is often quite a lot. Just asking for group performances, a crew often invites dozens or even hundreds of them. When it comes to filming big scenes, such as battlefields, group performances that need to play soldiers It can even be as high as tens of thousands of people.

This kind of ensemble actors didn't have many roles in the play, and they might even just pass over their appearances, and they would just take the money and leave after filming, and they wouldn't even sign a labor contract with the crew.

If each of the costumes for this kind of group performance has to be brand new and custom-made, will the investment be huge?
What's more, in different TV dramas, the costumes that need to be used are still different. Maybe the costumes used by the group actors in the first drama can no longer be used in the next drama, so they have to be customized again. Can you bear it?

You know, not all crews are backed by big companies like "Imperial Power", and investors are rushing to send money, and they don't care if they have enough funds.Most of the ordinary production crews in the entertainment industry are almost all short of funds. Don't look at the promotions that often write about investing tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars, but these are actually false and nothing more than a gimmick.

Actors, costumes, props, venues, equipment, staff, directors, extras, post-production... which one does not cost money?Even if there are tens of millions or hundreds of millions of investment in hand, it is far from enough to spend.

What's more, investors' money is not blown by strong winds. Few of the businessmen are not shrewd idiots. Naturally, all of them want to exchange the least investment for the highest profit, wishing to split even a penny into two It's useful, once it is found that the crew's funds are slightly ample, there may be a withdrawal of funds.

There are them staring at the above, there are actors and artists in the middle trying to ask for higher pay, and there are hundreds of staff members waiting to be fed, and the outside has to set aside funds from time to time to manage media reporters and prepare for publicity... …

This kind of tossing up and down, inside and outside, no matter how rich the crew can only tighten their belts, they are tight and count every penny to live, and save as much as they can.

It is precisely because the crew has no money and wants to save money, so there are second-hand clothing dealers in the film and television city, large and small, who specialize in handing over the costumes that the crew has used and replaced, and earning the price difference.

For example, a crew of an ancient costume film and television drama will package and sell some discarded costumes in the crew to second-hand clothing dealers in order to return some funds for other uses after the filming of the drama.And after the second dealer bought these costumes, he would go to other crews who were about to start filming, and then sell the costumes.

Generally, this kind of costumes are cheap products. They look good on the surface, but the actual material is very poor. They will fade in water, and they will not be usable after three or four times of wearing at most.And even if it can only be resold three times, it is enough for the second clothing dealer to make a lot of money.

For the crew, this is also a very cost-effective time.Most of those second-hand costumes have only been worn once or twice, and they still look like new ones. As long as there are no obvious problems, they can still be used by group performers when they are bought back, and the price is much cheaper than brand new custom-made costumes.

Although this is a small expense for the crew, no matter how much you save, you can't save a lot of money.

Some well-heeled production crews don't even like this kind of work, and just make new ones if they think it's troublesome, but there are always some production crews who are really tight on funds and can save a little bit.