Why Women Kill follows three women living in the same house across different decades, each confronting betrayal, marriage, and identity in her own era. As their stories unfold, the series explores how love, power, and social expectations shape women’s choices, ultimately revealing how personal relationships can lead to dramatic transformation.
My redesign is inspired by American period television and its strong character-driven costume language. Due to limited budget, I condensed each character’s personality and narrative function into a single symbolic costume rather than multiple looks. By merging key traits into one representative outfit, each design becomes a visual signature of the character—highlighting individuality while creating a clear, iconic silhouette that communicates who they are.
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