He added that the director and the costume designers came up with many different designs that preserved the trunks, but ultimately just couldn’t find a way to make them work with Snyder’s new vision of a revamped Superman." "There’s a little embroidery there that is a tip of the hat to the trunks,” says producer Chuck Roven. It also has a small Superman symbol in the center, which is a nice touch. The "Batman v Superman" costume makes changes in the lines around his waist but also changes the shape of the centerpiece from oval to square. The new Superman costume got rid of the belt and the briefs but kept accentuating lines around his waist and a centerpiece that looks like a round buckle. Everyone else said, ‘You can’t have the briefs on him.’ I looked at probably 1,500 versions of the costumes with the briefs on.” “I tried like crazy to keep the red briefs on him. “The costume was a big deal for me, and we played around for a long time,” Snyder says. These days we don't see a lot of circus strongmen, which makes the character dated.
At the time they were a common sight and made him recognizable as a strong man. Originally Superman creators Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel for DC Comics designed Superman's costume after circus strongmen who wore tights and briefs on the outside. Superman has always worn a thick yellow belt around his waist and red briefs. "Batman V Superman" Trunks (Lightened to show details).
With the new changes, it brightened and lent the costume more contrast.
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While the comic book costume is a bright red, yellow and blue the costume in the first movie had very little contrast.
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"James and I wanted to link the suit to the clothes of Krypton, so we showed that on Krypton, the citizens wear a protective "chainmail" skin suit like Superman's suit, with the same texture and detailing." The darker color scheme was described by Zack Snyder as “just a modern esthetic.”įor "Batman v Superman" the costume was lightened slightly. Redesigning a superhero costume that was virtually unchanged for over 50 years was a big task, but they managed to do it. The "Man of Steel" Superman costume was designed by Jim Acheson and Michael Wilkinson and they had a huge job in front of them. The pastels were replaced with maroon, navy and mustard yellow. The 1978 movie took the vibrant colors from the comics and made Superman a technicolor marvel. In the movie "Superman Returns" they left the colors but darkened the overall tone. When George Reeves wore the costume for the 1950's television show "Adventures of Superman" it was actually white, grey, and brown because it looked better in black and white.
Ask anyone what colors he wears and they'll say red and blue. Superman's colors are as recognizable as Superman himself. Read on to find out some of the big and little changes made to the Superman costume for "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice". We streamlined ,plus sharpened the details of the costume a little to suit the more earthly (less alien) context of this film." We tweaked the Superman suit only slightly from our suit from Man of Steel. I wanted the costumes to help make the characters inspirational and relevant to modern audiences. I started an exhaustive search for new materials and technologies - original ways of portraying these characters that would be unlike anything audiences have seen before. I studied what they mean to people, what they stand for, why they are important. I studied how they have been portrayed over the last 75 years on film, on TV, in comic books, graphic novels and video games. I immersed myself in the long histories of these iconic characters. “To get ready to design the costumes for Batman v Superman, I really did my homework.
In the sequel, it’s not clear how Superman could get a new costume, but subtle clues in the design changes may give us the answer. "Man of Steel" and "Batman v Superman" costume.
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