We have chosen to dress our two "Hoodie" characters in a style stereotypically associated with young working-class males, with items of clothing from the casual sporting-gear market. They were given tracksuit bottoms, baggy jeans, trainers, and hooded tops. When on camera, they are shown with their hoods up, slightly concealing their faces in an attempt to make themselves seem more intimidating. They are also wearing jewellery, showing off what little wealth they have to those around them.
Dan is shown wearing a hooded leather jacket, jeans, plimsol trainers, and a checkered shirt. Whilst able to maintain an urban style typical of Londoners, he is also demonstrating that he has been able to gain some sort of economic stability in his early twenties, perhaps suggesting intelligence and ambition.
"Pub Friends"
Both are dressed similarly to Dan, wearing hooded tops. This shows that they are part of a small unit, representative of the films we researched.
