Dress me!

[kansas13]

I would definitely go with the rolled up jeans (preferably stone washed), high top gym shoe's, and a baggy t-shirt that you can either tie in a knot or fold it into something like the girl in the back with the purple shirt has. I forgot what those plastic things are called.



I know this is more of 80's wear, but I just wanted to get the idea of the plastic holder in the knotted shirt.

Also, you could always go with bib overalls...those were popular in the 90's.

[adpiucf]

Originally Posted by BobbyTheDon

watch Full House.

Whatever happened to the big stability? The milk man, the paperboy, evenin' TV!

Hmm, I always thought they were saying "The milk man, the paperboy, even MTV."

The More You Know

[bluefish81]

Originally Posted by ISUKappa

Yeah, they request we not wear logoed clothing (but Nike, John Deere and Carhartt are okay. This film is about a small-town Iowa HS baseball team)

I'm thinking I'll try and find some scrunchies or banana clip, too...

Isn't the movie dealing with the teams final season? I remember hearing about it on TV a couple weeks ago when I was back in Iowa for a funeral.

I say go with the scrunchies, and I think colored or patterned ones would be best.

Weren't leggings still big back then?

[ISUKappa]

Originally Posted by bluefish81

Isn't the movie dealing with the teams final season? I remember hearing about it on TV a couple weeks ago when I was back in Iowa for a funeral.

I say go with the scrunchies, and I think colored or patterned ones would be best.

Weren't leggings still big back then?

Yeah, Norway's. They're doing some filming at Kernal's Stadium, which is where the need the extras.

I got two solid-color polos and one solid-color t-shirt, a jean skirt and a pair of light, pleated-front tie-waist shorts at Goodwill, we'll see what they think of those.

[xo_kathy]

[QUOTE=ISUKappa] and a pair of light, pleated-front tie-waist shortsQUOTE]

Perfect for a Mom of the 90's!!!

[ISUKappa]

I ended up wearing a jean skirt and polo with t-shirt underneath. It was unGodly hot, but it worked. They really weren't as concerned with the specifics of the outfit as the overall look. And if someone had something on that obviously wasn't from the 90s they just made them turn it around, turn it inside out or wear one of the radio station t-shirts they were giving away.

It was a looong day (7:00 am - 8:00 pm) and I didn't win anything (they were having drawings of memorabilia, t-shirts and even two ipod nanos for the extras) but it was really interesting to see how scenes and shots are set up and to learn more about the movie industry. And most of the people there were really cool and down-to-earth. I could go back today if I wanted, but I think I've had enough of being a star.