Sketches of costumes drawn by the production designer



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Oscar's main costume resembles military style clothes. This is
to metaphorically represent his actions; he ventures out into the world combating
and encountering both the elements and the strangers. His clothing is also functional.
He uses his many pockets on his pants, shirt, coat and belt to store
the resources he collects on his outings.
Audrey's main costume is character driven. The design is a simple 1940s A-line, knee length dress and matching coat. The production designer chose this type of style because Audrey is a strong willed woman, feminine and yet hard working in times of peril, much like the working women of the late thirties and early forties wartime. However, her dress is made up of a patchwork of different materials, simulating her nature of collecting and creating.