Costume Arrangements

'Costume Scouting'

Lakshya and I had researched about potential costumes that we could use for our main character to wear in the music video, we hoped to find a t shirt or a long sleeve gym shirt that is fitted, typically what a person would normal wear to the gym, and we hoped to choose baggy track pants as well. 

Upper wear.



This above picture shows a compression T shirt that is most ideal for a shoot since it will allow the subject to showcase more definition in the music video. The company that sells this T shirt is Fuaark. 




This T shirt is another type of Gym wear that the subject could wear, however this does not fit into our requirements of falling under a compressed T shirt but it instead falls into the oversized category. 


Lower Wear. 



These are track pants that are sold by a clothing company that is based in India. These are the baggy pants that we are holding as an option to use for our video. 


We have an option of using these type of Adidas shorts or any type of shorts in the music video as well. If we use shorts we are looking for shorts that are above the knee to make sure that the main character looks more athletic 

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