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There are so many reasons to fall in love with David Rose on “Schitt Creek”: his sarcastic statements, his hysterical facial expression, his penchant for melodrama, his tremendous character development, and of course, his one-of-a-kind style. David (portrayed by Dan Levy) has certainly earned the unofficial title of the reigning king of cozy yet chic sweaters, showcasing a dizzying array of them over the six seasons of “Schitt’s Creek” and giving us inspiration. endless costume inspiration along the way.
follow in Moira’s mother’s fashion footstepsDavid often uses a rather muted color palette, opting for a lot of black, white and gray, although he does occasionally add pops of color to his outfits. He’s not afraid to be bold — as evidenced by his various patterned sweatshirts featuring phrases like “Love Me Tender” and “Wild Aloof Rebel” — and he’s a huge fan of the pants. wide tube and laminated metal ring. Simply put, David Rose is a style icon — some might even say that his fashion choices are “simply the best…better than the rest.”
Considering the Rose family’s affluent background, many of David’s sweaters are actually designer pieces, which Levy considers crucial to fully portraying their rich-to-rare story. “They allow us to constantly remind the audience that these people come from the extremely affluent class… that these people don’t fit,” he said of Roses’ fancy dress in one 2018 interview with Build Series.
“I know if we’re going to base this on this fact, the clothes need to be real designer clothes.”
In one The interview is shared on the program’s official YouTube page, Levy further explains that he worked with costume designer Debra Hanson to select many of the outfits himself, including a series of David’s sweaters designed by the likes of Rick Owens, Alexander McQueen, and Givenchy. Due to the tight budget of the show, he resorted to tapping eBay and consignment stores to buy used items, often at discounts to make them more affordable. “I know if we’re going to base this on this fact, the clothes need to be real designer clothes, they have to be expensive and look like a million bucks because that’s all the family has for a while. they moved to this town their clothes,” Levy said.
After the end of “Schitt’s Creek” last seasonWe can’t help but feel a little alexis nostalgic, so we’re taking a comprehensive look at David’s sweater collection from seasons one through six. We’re still not sure where he keeps all of this in the tiny room of the Rosebud Motel, but hopefully you have enough space to add one or two to your own closet.
— Additional reporting by Sarah Wasilak
