CASP Vis Dev

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1. CASP - Secondary Characters
2. Men’s Costumes Men’s suit colours were often black, dark blue, dark grey, brown and deep olive. Collars were tall and stiff to show off the status of the man as well. Patterns were also stylish, especially checked.
3. Womens Costumes Large feathered hats were popular as well as light pastel colours. Gloves were also worn by Edwardian women and had dangly earrings.
5. The Dandy and his Footman Costume Settled on mustard colour to show off the Edwardian dandy personality. Partially inspired by the late Oscar Wilde Green carnation is a symbol of homosexuality.
6. The Dandy
7. His Footman Wholly inspired by Downton Abbey
8. Suffragette American suffragette colours used purple, white and yellow where British suffragettes used green instead of yellow. In this case since we’re Canadian, we will use the British colours.
10. Cameo An idea was thrown that parts of the background characters could be the production team. (To save time for background character ideation, and as a fun easter egg to make a 1900s self insert)
11. Man on a Penny Farthing Inspired by the Monopoly man