>same clothes they've been wearing for 15 fucking years >fighting monsters and living on the road >somehow look like they're straight off the rackWhy did costume departments stop making sure clothing looked worn? This is a phenomenon that has been bugging me for years, it seemed to start happening within the last 10 years or so. In shows like Supernatural and the Walking Dead that were on for a long time you can even see the change happen within the show, the clothes used to look worn, then at some point they started looking brand new. What happened?
>>218648229To me it goes along with "Why are so many actors above average looking". People have a more positive reaction to better looking people. Like subconsciously. Same probably goes for people looking dirty or wearing ragged clothes, the instinctual reaction is of negative disgust. You sacrifice the realism but people see the characters more favorably.
>>218648229They're scammers who keep buying new shit, half their clothes get destroyed by demons every episode
