Act IV, Scene III – Costume

In Scene III, Malcolm and Macduff rendezvous in England, by King Edward’s palace. To avoid looking too conspicuous, I would have them dressed in common clothes. The picture I chose best represents this because of the neutral colors and plain fashion. The audience would still be able to tell who the characters are, but it makes sense to dress them in this way, because it expresses the amount of secrecy needed in this plan, as they don’t want to be discovered.

Citation:

Linda. “A New Outfit for A.” Handcrafted History, WordPress.com, 27 Jan. 2017, handcraftedhistory.blog/2017/01/27/a-new-outfit-for-a/.