YELLOWSTONE: COSTUME BLOG
SEASON: FALL
This is where the Costume Department will give you notes on what to wear, what to bring, and what to be prepared for.
Each day you come to work, we'd like you to bring three options of outfits. This way, we can choose the look that works the best for the scene and make sure we have a variety of colors and styles within your category. Even if you don't have exactly what you see in the photos, bring several options of what you have. We might love it! Also, please bring any accessories you normally wear with your costume (jewelry, accessories, etc.)
If you have tattoos, please bring clothing options to cover them.
If you are recalled or if you are working on multiple days in the same scene, please bring all of the same stuff you wore on your first work day. If you aren't sure whether we've seen you in a particular scene, just bring whatever you've worn on camera in the past. Once we start filming, your costume needs to stay exactly the same until we've finished the scene, so if you are wearing a jacket when we start filming, you'll need to wear it the whole day, even if the weather gets warm.
Along with your costume, bring a warm layer to wear when you aren't filming and ladies in heels, bring comfortable shoes to wear when you are off camera.
Please stay away from:
Bright colors
Bold Patterns and Prints
Logos/ Copyrighted items
Black and white are okay in small amounts but try to bring
some options in the colors on this chart as well.
CAPITOL WORKERS
For Men:
- business or business casual
- suits, neutral colors, navy, grey, tan, brown
- sports coats, dress pants, chinos
- dress shirts in blue, white, pale grey, muted colors
- ties, avoid shiny fabrics and busy patterns
- polos, sweaters
- dress shoes or loafers and dress belt in the same color
- business or business casual
- button down blouses or knit tops in muted colors
- dress pants or nice casual pants in black, grey, navy, khaki, muted colors
- professional dresses or skirts
- blazers, cardigans
- sensible heels or flats for women, closed toe, soft soles that don't make noise when you walk
- small tasteful jewelry and watches, scarves, handbags
PROFESSIONAL WORKERS
For Men:
For Women:
- professional business attire that fits well
- suits, neutral colors, navy, grey, tan, brown
- dress shirts in blue, white, pale grey, muted colors
- ties, avoid shiny fabrics and busy patterns
- dress shoes or loafers and dress belt in the same color
- professional business attire
- suits, with either pants or skirts
- button down blouses or knit tops in muted colors
- dress pants or nice casual pants in black, grey, navy, khaki, muted colors
- professional dresses or skirts
- sensible heels or flats for women, closed toe, soft soles that don't make noise when you walk
- small tasteful jewelry and watches, scarves, handbags
HIPSTERS / START-UP TYPES
For Men:
- trendy business casual attire that fits well
- button down shirts, sweaters, t-shirts with a layer on top
- blazers, cardigans
- jeans, nice casual pants, chinos, trousers
- dress shoes, boots, sneakers
- trendy business casual attire that fits well
- button down blouses, knit tops, sweaters, t-shirts with a layer on top
- blazers, cardigans, casual jackets
- jeans, chinos, nice casual pants
- dresses or skirts
- sensible heels, flats, boots, sneakers, closed toe, soft soles that don't make noise when you walk
- jewelry, scarves, watches, purses
PASSERSBY / DRIVERS
- casual clothes appropriate for spring in Montana
- light layers, jackets, hoodies, vests
- t-shirts without logos, flannels, western shirts
- button down shirts, polos, sweaters
- jeans, chinos, casual pants
- sneakers, casual shoes, or boots with soft soles so you don't click when you walk
- ladies, please bring purses
WAITSTAFF / BUSSERS / CASHIER
- we will provide light grey t-shirts and denim aprons
- please bring jeans and also chinos or other casual pants that aren't blue denim
- please bring sneakers, casual shoes, or boots with soft soles that don't make noise when you walk
MONTANA HIGHWAY PATROL
- we will provide uniforms
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