[ SECRET POST #2743 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2743 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If it's a pseudo-medieval planet in a Sci-Fi series, I can deal with strange, synthetic looking colours and materials because hey, different planet, different plants and critters to turn into fabric and dyes.

But if it's a (pseudo)historical setting? Please no. Best example is still Merlin, with Morgana who looked like she got all her clothing at a mix of cheap goth store and Hot Topic and Gwen and other court ladies whose dresses looked like they were actually made out of panne velvet - both of those, the goth get-up and the panne velvet, are just about the biggest "DON'T DO THIS EVER" when it comes to costumes for any medieval market/Rennaisance Fair, why would you use that stuff in a (pseudo)historical show?