10 details of costumes in cult films that viewers have never noticed before. Photo

For a movie to be successful, directors and costume designers think through the images to the smallest detail. Often the actors' outfits have a hidden meaning.

Viewers usually do not pay attention to the color and style of costumes, but these details can play an important role in the plot. OBOZREVATEL has collected photos of costumes from famous movies that reveal the characters' images.

In the legendary movie "Forrest Gump," every time the main character changed his identity, he wore a blue checked shirt.

In the movie "Bad Girls" Regina wore a necklace with the letter "R", but when Candy humiliated her and took over as the leader, she wore an amulet with the letter "C" (the symbol of her name Candy).

The costumers of the movie "Knives Out" dressed Ransom in a sweater with holes in it to demonstrate his carefree attitude and indifference to money.

In the movie "Little Women," the characters Lori and Joe, who are in love, wear the same clothes.

In the movie "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," the filmmakers used real costumes from World War II.

Nerdy Brian from "The Breakfast Club" wore his sweater inside out after taking drugs.

The metal chainmail from the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" was made of yarn.

The American film director Steven Spielberg wanted to make a movie about James Bond, but the EON studio banned him. The costume designers decided to dress Indiana Jones in a Bond costume.

In the "Harry Potter" movie, Voldemort's costume faded every time the Horcruxes were destroyed. This gives the impression that the hero is fading away.

Dolores Umbridge from "Harry Potter" wore a darker pink outfit as she grew stronger.