On the other hand, the villains all seem to wear suits. What is it about bad guys and tailoring in the Marvel Universe?It becomes a choice that makes sense in light of who these characters are, the level of their own wealth, and who and what they want to present to the world. Cornell Stokes needs to present himself as a wealthy, successful businessman, and, of course, he wants to wear bespoke suits and tailored suits.Again, this is a collaboration, and I am very much influenced not only by the look of the characters in the comics, but also by what the character looks like on the page of the script. And this was this character in both the comic and on the page, a very wealthy businessman. Most of his clothing came from Dolce & Gabbana and Zegna, and we did have one suit custom made for him. Ultimately these villains wear suits because they have a lot of money. And when you have money, usually you want to dress up. Unless you're Mark Zuckerberg. Then you wear a hoodie. When you have money, usually you want to dress up.

Then you wear a hoodie.And then on the flip side of that question, why are all of the heroes so afraid of tailoring?Well, again it's a matter of their economic level. It's a matter of what they're comfortable with. In Daredevil, Matt Murdoch is a newly minted lawyer, along with Foggy Nelson, and they know that they have to present themselves in court wearing suits, but they certainly don't have the money to have custom-tailored clothing. So the choices that I made reflected the level they were at.sylb hoodieAnd then you have Jessica Jones. kirin hoodieWe designed her look so that she appeared to not give a crap about what she wore, since she usually got up everyday with a hangover. costco superhero sweatshirtsHer reason for having the same clothes strewn around her room was so that she didn't have to make a choice at all. dce hoodie

Same pair of jeans, same T-shirt.And then you have someone like Kilgrave, and his story is that he would walk into a tailoring shop and say, I like that suit, tailor it perfectly to me or your store will explode. But I will say, there may be characters in upcoming shows that have different relationships to tailoring than the one's you've seen already.What are some of your favorite things about working in the Marvel Universe?What I love is that each show, each character has been so entirely different from the one before. hmk hoodiesAnd it's been such a joy to work on four entirely different shows (Maslansky is also the costume designer for Marvel's Iron Fist, which began shooting in April), different storylines, different showrunners, which then cause you to have different tone, different color palettes.ofwgkta hoodie for saleEven though we're dealing with Marvel superheroes, it's been an entirely different show each time. red bull hoodie sebastian vettel

I love these different heroes because they all have psychological issues to be dealt with, which I get to address when I figure out what it is they're going to wear and why and how.I also enjoy that they're based on these comic books, and they're characters that have been around for quite some time as illustrated in the comic books. And I love going back and looking at the origin material and interpreting it for the 21st Century. There's also the aspect of the fans and how they're going to respond. And I want to make sure they're happy.Have the fans given you any trouble?So far, thank god, that hasn't happened as far as I've read and seen. We're not trying to create new modern comic books. We're bringing these from the flat page to live actors and live action in 2016, as opposed to 1970s, or in Daredevil's case 1950s, and I believe Jessica Jones is early 2000s.So I think the fans are smart enough to understand that we're taking the information and inspiration we get, and creating something entirely new.

And there are going to be opinions—fans are very committed—but for the most part, from what I've seen, they have really been positive. We're taking the information and inspiration we get, and creating something entirely new.Do find that it's more fun dressing the villains or the heroes?I have to admit that I really do love working with beautiful, artful clothing. And I absolutely love creating things from scratch, and finding details to insert to make the character really come alive and to make the actor really identify what they're wearing. So from that point of view, I love creating the suits.I love creating a look for Cornell Stokes. I loved working with Alfre Woodard as Mariah Stokes, finding designers that worked for her character. Shades (played by Theo Rossi) was another character that was so much fun to work with because he wasn't trying to hide who he was, so we used Hugo Boss and a lot of Helmet Lang and Prada and some Ferragamo. I love working with that type of clothing and watching the actors step into their clothes and helping find who they are.

That said, it was inspiring and challenging and gratifying to put clothing on Mike Colter (Cage).What are some of the brands you relied on for Cage's look?The sweatshirts were all Carhartt, the T-shirts were all from Rag & Bone. Rag & Bone is a good T-shirt, but it had a certain quality that was a really rough fabric. And it already looked a little bit old and used. And that's a really great thing if you're having to distress and age clothing, starting with something that already has a fantastic texture and color. It makes it go a little further.The jeans that we wound up using for the most part were AG. And his belts were from either Levi's or an army-navy store. The boots were from army-navy. A lot of his jackets were either Carhartt or Levis, so we, for the most part, mixed what he really would wear, and what worked best on his body and for his character.You are using a web browser we don't support. Please use the latest version of one of these browsers. 45° 0.9′ N 93° 10.884′ W WGS84

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