Indexes about appearance, fashion, and cosmetics. Many of these aren't even possible, but still work thanks to Rule of Cool, Rule of Glamorous, Rule of Scary, ...

A person's physical features as well as their clothing can give the audience cues to their personality, morality, and their social status among other things.

Keep in mind that when Appearance Is In The Eye of The Beholder, that means that the entity involved looks different to multiple people at the same time.

In order to make sure the main characters are identifiable you should go out of your way to ensure a distinctive appearance is given for everyone.

Making a character look like the person they're supposed to be is perfectly legitimate character design. Then there are extreme cases where a character has ...

Appearance Angst covers any instance in which a character is legitimately distressed over one or more aspects of their appearance, be it weight, facial features ...

Characters, storylines or concepts being introduced relatively earlier than the original brought them into the picture because it is being shuffled around to ...

When holding auditions, there will often be descriptions of what the character should look like, noting features such as age, height, eye/hair color, and more.

The Adaptational Late Appearance trope as used in popular culture. It appears as if a character has been Adapted Out. They're nowhere to be seen, ...

The First Appearance trope as used in popular culture. This is when a character first appears in an act of fiction. Please do not list examples here ( …