Wardrobe Similarities In Wes Anderson Films
(Moonrise Kingdom, Grand Budapest Hotel, and the Royal Tenenbaums)
The wardrobe choices Wes Anderson makes keenly reflect the character's internal, personal story on their outer being.
- clashing, often unnecessary headwear that hints to a backstory and helps emphasize quirky/ unique qualities of the character
- superfluous accessories that build through the story
- some sort of personal device carried around throughout the story
- something dangerous, inappropriate, and lumberous to carry
- very nice but somewhat disheveled suit, sometimes worn with unusual accompaniment
- facial hair (esp moustaches).
- bags of eclectic goodies that often become important plot elements
- unusual, non-lethal weapons that often become important plot elements
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