Smallville question:

[butterfly]

Does anyone know if there's a place that keeps track of the clothing colors? I noticed that Clark was wearing the blue t-shirt last night and I was wondering if the primary choice of color says anything about where the character is being placed (emotionally, character-context-wise, etc). I know that colors in general are very important and focused on in Smallville, particularly the three primary colors (for Superman-eske stuff) and green/black.

ETA: If no one has done such a thing, I'm half-tempted to do it myself.

Comments

[frelling-tralk.livejournal.com]

I believe there's been features on the DVD emphasising how much attention they pay to things like the clothing and look of the show. Probably more than the writing *g*

I'm not sure if there's a site or anything for keeping track of it though...

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

I believe there's been features on the DVD emphasising how much attention they pay to things like the clothing and look of the show. Probably more than the writing

Hee. Well, you know, they stick with what they know they're good at.

[frelling-tralk.livejournal.com]

I know a lot of fans wish that he would change his red jacket! It's kind of the opposite of Bts where Buffy rarely wore the same clothes twice, whereas SV seems to try and reuse them more. In moments like him rescuing the little boy in the season 4 finale, the jacket is meant to represent a cape.

Lex used to mostly wear black and purple. And for the first three seasons, Lana would wear pink. Clark is red and blue of course