Costume, make up and hairstyle.

Annie Wilks - Misery.

• Very practical, does everything for herself.
• Follows a simple life - shown through make up and costume.
• She's a moral, religious person.
• Traditional.
• Her hair is away from her face, suggests she's organised.
• Boring hairstyle.
• Wears dull coloured clothing.
• Obsessive.
• Possessive, controlling.
• Hardly any make up suggests she doesn't care for her appearance or wants to be noticed.
• She dresses quite old fashioned and concealed which suggests she's not an open person / conservative.
• She's a nurse.
• Believes in God (wears a cross necklace)
• She's reassuring.
• The way she's dressed reflects her lifestyle.
• Not very confident, has low self esteem.
• Little social interaction.
• She's not sophisticated.
• Urban and rural clash between her and Paul Sheldon (the writer.)
• Isn't vain.

SWEET CHARITY. 

• bright coloured hair and make up - wearing red necklace and earrings to match her lipstick.
• Wears a black dress to contrast the red.
• Has a tattoo on her arm -  this shows that she's adventurous.
• Wears dull coloured clothes in public do she doesn't get noticed but when at work she wears bright colours to get noticed and attract attention of 'clients'.
• Confident on the outside but vulnerable on the inside.
• Wears revealing clothes.
• Quite feminine.
• Her clothes reflect that she isn't very wealthy.
• Has a bubbly personality / is optimistic.
• Where the film was set, people with tattoos were seen as criminals.
• Loose morals / easy going.
• Represents the new generation.