We would like to get the ‘Slim Fit Suit Jacket’ from George at Asda as it is fairly cheap for a suit jacket and we don’t need to get trousers as we will only be showing the upper body (but not the face) of Sebastian. The suit also connotes that he is superior to Sean and gets what he wants. In comparison, we want to buy the ‘Tailor & Cutter Stripe Shirt and Tie Set’ and the ‘Tailor & Cutter Textured Trousers’ from George at Asda because they aren’t that expensive in contrast to many others like them and we would like to rough them up a bit by ripping them up so Sean looks like he has had something happen to him the night before and is no competition for Sebastian.
These costumes will appeal to our target audience as they are the type of clothing people would see working men wear and therefore people can connect and identify with the characters more.
In addition, we also plan to buy black 'Leather Gloves' from George at Asda again because they are cheap compared to other leather gloves from other sellers, but Asda is still reliable. These will be worn by Sebastian which will create a sense of mystery and ambiguity for the audience (in addition to not being able to see his face) as well as for Sean. It connotes that Sebastian is trying to hide his identity by hiding his skin which also means that he shouldn't have left any fingerprints on Sean, the karambit or the list of names to kill. This indicates that he knows what precautions to take as he has committed many crimes before. The gloves are leather which is usually more expensive than most other gloves and suggests that Sebastian may have earned money from exortions. The gloves are also black which emphasises Sebastian's 'darkness' and clearly implies that he should not be trusted.
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