Frank Helmer has been the costume designer for Cobra Kai since its first season premiered in 2018, and when the show returns later this year, he’ll be ready with lots of fresh outfits — and copies of those outfits.
Helmer, a seasoned costume designer with credits including 90210, Champaign ILL, Disaster Movie, Psycho, Herbie Fully Loaded, and Drop Dead Diva, told MovieMaker all about his process for ensuring the Cobra Kai costumes can withstand the highest kicks and the messiest fight choreography. (Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says Season 4 is slated for this fall.)
“It’s important for me to design the clothes so that they can do the job,” Helmer said. “You can have a great outfit, but if they can’t do the action… then the clothes aren’t working.”
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To make sure he knows what each article of clothing will have to withstand, he sits down with the actors and their stunt doubles and asks for the scoop.
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