Screen Style: Taking Woodstock  "After an enormous amount of
photo research, you realize that people didn't wear 10 strings
of beads and have huge bell-bottoms. The idea of not putting
every single period detail on one costume was the key. We spent
time making sure we cast the right extras— meaning the right
body types. In those days, guys did not have a gym body. There
were no tattoos. They were on the thin side, since most people
were a normal weight, compared with today. The hair was very
important—it was long, but most people didn't have hair down
their back—it was just long by today's standards."  By Erin
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