The director Joseph McGinty Niche praised Joseph Olysie's costume design in the first episode of "The Charlie in the Charm", and he must be hired for the sequel. According to Olissy, with the exception of some scenes, Joseph McGinty Nicher completely let him do it in terms of clothing.
The film is visually influenced by the musicals filmed with Technicolor technology used in the 1950s. In the film, the costumes of the three girls are varied according to the undercover tasks they accept. Cameron’s role is still the kind of “California outdoor girl” who has always been sportswear; Drew has evolved from the “Flower Girl” image in episode 1 to a rock star; Liu Yuling is still the most international of the three. , A person of urbanization.
Olisi’s favorite scene took place in a Mongolian bar, and he found about 150 Mongolian extras and three girls to work with. Among the three, Barrymore’s costume is the closest to the real Mongolian. Liu Yuling’s costume was designed by Orissy after studying the Mongolian uniform: the Mongolian uniform is equipped with a copper plate covered with leather. Next, Diaz wears a little white rabbit-like costume with a sense of humor.
