The Fantastic Four: First Steps features a unique production design characterized by modular, retro-futuristic aesthetics and a 1960s-inspired style. The film incorporates charming visuals reminiscent of children's futuristic drawings, with elements like flying cars and cute robots. Costumes reflect this retro theme, portraying men in jackets and women in stylish skirts and headbands. However, Sue Storm’s beach waves create a contrast with the predominantly '60s hairstyles of other female characters, leading to confusion about the film's temporal context on Earth-828.
The modular, retro-futuristic production design of The Fantastic Four: First Steps features children’s drawings of flying cars, cute robots, and Technicolor space travel, which contrast with modern elements.
The costumes reflect a 1960s aesthetic with men in jackets and ties, women in blocky skirts, and headbands, highlighting a distinct style compared to many Marvel films.
Sue Storm's modern beach waves hairstyle stands out against the film's overall 1960s-inspired design, creating cognitive dissonance regarding the film's temporal setting.
Other female characters maintain traditional 1960s hairstyles, emphasizing the era's influence, while Sue Storm's beach waves suggest a modern touch that disrupts the film's historical cohesion.
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