Fashion Historian Analyses A Video Game Villain | SKINS

As the highest-grossing horror franchise, Japanese game series Resident Evil has the lead character to match. Albert Wesker’s villainous appearance is analysed by dress historian Amy de la Haye in SHOWstudio’s new video essay series ‘SKINS’.

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[Culturecrack]

Yoo this is my world right here RESIDENT EVIL

[Culturecrack]

Also Wesker is not the Villain he's actually a victim of umbrella, the wesker in re 5 is after he finds out what happened and goes after umbrella for revenge 😢

[soulslvr]

Evil power not human displaying the arian stereotype. Yea. Thats Wesker. And THAT is good character design. Where someone who knows NOTHING about the lore can pinpoint what your character is and what they do by just looking at them.

[Culturecrack]

No you have to study RE 1, thats what happens to him after he gets infected with the virus 🙄

[rejectzombie]

What took fashion so long? Your about 5 decades too late

[rejectzombie]

Your also reading a little much into this lol