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* ''Series/WonderWoman1975'': Jeff and Barbi Gordon in the episode "Amazon Hot Wax".
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* ''Series/SchittsCreek'': Mother and son Moira and David almost always dress in black and white, high-end designer looks. David even admits at one point that he was "dressed by his mother well into his teens" and it is heavily implied that he models his own style after his mother's.
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*** Kerney, Jimbo and Dolph dress alike for their performance -- they all wear white shirts, blue sweaters and light-colored pants.
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*** Kerney, Jimbo and Dolph dress alike for their performance -- they all wear white shirts, blue sweaters and light-colored pants. After the karaoke night is cut short, they sing "My Sharona" in the Simpsons' front yard.
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* ''Film/{{Rags}}'': Andrew and Lloyd ''always'' wear matching outfits as part of their "[[{{Portmanteau}} Android"]] shtick, including always having the same hairstyle...until the very end, where Lloyd changes up his look as Charlie's backup dancer and stops copying Andrew.
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* ''Film/{{Rags}}'': Andrew and Lloyd ''always'' wear matching outfits as part of their "[[{{Portmanteau}} Android"]] Android]]" shtick, including always having the same hairstyle...until the very end, where Lloyd changes up his look as Charlie's backup dancer and stops copying Andrew.
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* ''Film/{{Rags}}'': Andrew and Lloyd ''always'' wear matching outfits as part of their "[[{{Portmanteau}} Android"]] shtick, including always having the same hairstyle...until the very end, where Lloyd changes up his look as Charlie's backup dancer and stops copying Andrew.
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* In the 2011 New York Philharmonic production of ''Theatre/{{Company}}'', all of the married couples are colour-coordinated, with the lighting in their scenes made to match.
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* In the 2011 New York Philharmonic production of ''Theatre/{{Company}}'', ''Theatre/{{CompanySondheim}}'', all of the married couples are colour-coordinated, with the lighting in their scenes made to match.
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SisterTrope to SuperheroTeamUniform. Compare ModelCouple, WholeCostumeReference (wearing an identical outfit that was famously worn by another character or RealLife person), and YouAreTheNewTrend (when a character's signature look suddenly inspires widespread imitation).
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SisterTrope to SuperheroTeamUniform. Compare ModelCouple, WholeCostumeReference (wearing an identical outfit that was famously worn by another character or RealLife person), and YouAreTheNewTrend (when a character's signature look suddenly inspires widespread imitation).
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** Rajesh is mentioned to post photos of himself and his little dog Cinnamon wearing matching sweaters on social media.
** In "The Imitation Perturbation", Penny and Leonard host a costume party:
*** Howard and Bernadette are a married couple who go as Mary Poppins and a chimney sweep.
*** Newlyweds Sheldon and Amy go dressed as Howard and Bernadette. They imitate them, which of course annoys the couple that gets imitated. (It's actually a successful attempt to get back at Howard who dressed exactly like Sheldon and kept imitating him earlier in the episode for a wear-a-costume-to-work thing.)
** In "The Imitation Perturbation", Penny and Leonard host a costume party:
*** Howard and Bernadette are a married couple who go as Mary Poppins and a chimney sweep.
*** Newlyweds Sheldon and Amy go dressed as Howard and Bernadette. They imitate them, which of course annoys the couple that gets imitated. (It's actually a successful attempt to get back at Howard who dressed exactly like Sheldon and kept imitating him earlier in the episode for a wear-a-costume-to-work thing.)
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* In ''Film/AKnightsTale'', when Will is invited to a banquet with the other knights, Jocelyn sends her handmaid to inquire what he'll be wearing. In a later scene, Jocelyn asks what he'll be wearing to another banquet, but this time he's angry at her and replies "Nothing!". She retorts that they'll cause quite the scene, because she'll dress to match.
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* ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': Two of the young women in the Holiday Girl's musical group are identical twin sisters, and most of their outfits are sewn from the same pattern in different colors, with Tilly usually wearing brighter colors than Milly even though the dresses themselves are the same dress.
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** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': Lillie, Millie and Tillie Heyday like to wear matching outfits, the better to pull of a [[TwinSwitch triplet switch]].
** ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': Two of the young women in the Holiday Girl's musical group are identical twin sisters, and most of their outfits are sewn from the same pattern in different colors, with Tilly usually wearing brighter colors than Milly even though the dresses themselves are the same dress.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': Lillie, Millie and Tillie Heyday like to wear matching outfits, the better to pull of a [[TwinSwitch triplet switch]].
** ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': Two of the young women in the Holiday Girl's musical group are identical twin sisters, and most of their outfits are sewn from the same pattern in different colors, with Tilly usually wearing brighter colors than Milly even though the dresses themselves are the same dress.
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* In ''Webcomic/YokokasQuest'', Azha wears a very similar outfit and colour scheme to his cat {{familiar}} Misha's [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal cape and bow]].
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Coordinated Clothes will be often employed with TwinTropes, especially AlwaysIdenticalTwins to emphasize the identical look. SickeninglySweethearts like to choose matching outfits for fancy occasions or costume parties to make it clear that they are together. LookalikeLovers may also sport similar dresses. It can be a trait of ThoseTwoGuys or HeterosexualLifePartners. Sometimes a group of friends and a posse might coordinate their clothes as well, or people who perform together. It's fairly customary for members of music groups to wear matching outfits on stage, especially in certain decades. Dance partners are likely to coordinate as well.
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Coordinated Clothes will be often employed with TwinTropes, especially AlwaysIdenticalTwins to emphasize the identical look. SickeninglySweethearts like to choose matching outfits for fancy occasions or costume parties to make it clear that they are together. LookalikeLovers may also sport similar dresses. It can be a trait of ThoseTwoGuys or HeterosexualLifePartners. Sometimes a group of friends and a posse might coordinate their clothes as well, or people who perform together. It's fairly customary for members of music groups to wear matching outfits on stage, especially in certain decades. Dance partners are likely to coordinate as well.
well. Most people attending a ThemedParty should wear matching costumes, too.
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* ''Series/DontTrustTheBInApartment23'': Robin, Chloe's neighbor and her former roommate is obsessed with Chloe and desperately tries to be her best friend. When June decides to sell Robin information about Chloe, one of the items is "coordinate with Chloe". Robin is beyond happy that she and her idol wear the same dress in the elevator.
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Coordinated Clothes will be often employed with TwinTropes, especially AlwaysIdenticalTwins to emphasize the identical look. SickeninglySweethearts like to choose matching outfits for fancy occasions or costume parties to make it clear that they are together. LookalikeLovers may also sport similar dresses. It can be a trait of ThoseTwoGuys or HeterosexualLifePartners. Sometimes a group of friends and a posse might coordinate their clothes as well, or people who perform together. \n It's fairly customary for members of music groups to wear matching outfits on stage, especially in certain decades. Dance partners are likely to coordinate as well.
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* Up until the late-1960s, it was normal for groups to wear matching outfits on stage.
** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{NSYNC}} made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{NSYNC}} made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
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* Music/{{NSYNC}} madeit coordinated clothes a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
** And some groups continued to do so long past that date.
* Music/{{NSYNC}} made
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** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{NSYNC}}made Music/{{NSYNC}} made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
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** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{*NSYNC}}made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
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** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{*NSYNC}}made Music/{{NSYNC}}made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
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** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{*NSYNC}}made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
* This was said to be the original reason that Music/JohnnyCash became "The Man in Black" - Cash and the Tennessee Two wanted to match for their audition, and a black shirt was the only color they had in common. (It also proved to be easier to keep clean on the road.)
** And some groups continued to do so long past that date. Music/TheStatlerBrothers wore matching outfits through the 1970s and into the 1980s, while Music/{{*NSYNC}}made it a trademark in the late '90s and still continued to bring it out from time to time in the early 2000s (and their brief 2013 reunion performance).
* This was said to be the original reason that Music/JohnnyCash became "The Man in Black" - Cash and the Tennessee Two wanted to match for their audition, and a black shirt was the only color they had in common. (It also proved to be easier to keep clean on the road.)
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* ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'': Before the Gang's Halloween party at Paddy's, Mac and Dennis planned on going as [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario and Luigi]]. However, Mac changes his costume at the last minute without telling Dennis, leaving him in the lurch.
-->'''Dennis:''' Without my Mario, what am I? I'm just like some weird Italian plumber, I look like an asshole!
-->'''Dennis:''' Without my Mario, what am I? I'm just like some weird Italian plumber, I look like an asshole!
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* In ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba'', the haori Zenitsu wears was given to him by his master Jigoro, they both wear the same triangular symbols pattern; a later series volume extra information makes it more of a bigger deal as it directly differentiates Zenitsu and Kaigaku views on their master, Zenitsu chose to wear what was gifted to him, while Kaigaku was also given the same haori but he didn’t ever wear it, this shows which disciple really respected their master.
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* In ''WebComic/LeagueOfSuperRedundantHeroes'', Keith and Lazer Pony talk about the latter's relationship with [[ParodySue Mary-Sue]] in [[http://superredundant.com/?comic=340-relationship-talk this strip]]. In the final panel, Mary-Sue comes in wearing a shirt that says "MS''(Heart)'' L" and holding an identical shirt that says "L ''(Heart)'' MS".
-->'''Mary-Sue:''' I got us matching shirts LP! We're gonna look so cute together!
-->'''Lazer Pony:''' Awesome!
-->'''Keith:''' [[SickeninglySweethearts Excuse me, I'm gonna go have a post-traumatic breakdown.]]
-->'''Mary-Sue:''' I got us matching shirts LP! We're gonna look so cute together!
-->'''Lazer Pony:''' Awesome!
-->'''Keith:''' [[SickeninglySweethearts Excuse me, I'm gonna go have a post-traumatic breakdown.]]
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* ''Lisa and Lottie'' (original German title ''Das doppelte Lottchen'' -- "The double Lottie", known to many as one of its many film adaptations, e.g. ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1961}}'') by Erich Kästner: Nine-year-old girls Lisa and Lottie are twins [[SeparatedAtBirth separated as babies]] who accidentally meet at summer camp. Lottie brought two dresses of the same kind, and each girl wears one, complete with matching braids, for dinner. They wanted to confuse and amuse other children and their camp supervisors.
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* ''Lisa and Lottie'' ''Literature/LottieAndLisa'' (original German title ''Das doppelte Lottchen'' -- "The double Lottie", known to many as one of its many film adaptations, e.g. ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1961}}'') by Erich Kästner: Nine-year-old girls Lisa and Lottie are twins [[SeparatedAtBirth separated as babies]] who accidentally meet at summer camp. Lottie brought two dresses of the same kind, and each girl wears one, complete with matching braids, for dinner. They wanted to confuse and amuse other children and their camp supervisors.
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* ''Lisa and Lottie'' (original German title ''Das doppelte Lottchen'' -- "The double Lottie", known to many as one of its many film adaptations, e.g. ''Film/TheParentTrap'') by Erich Kästner: Nine-year-old girls Lisa and Lottie are twins [[SeparatedAtBirth separated as babies]] who accidentally meet at summer camp. Lottie brought two dresses of the same kind, and each girl wears one, complete with matching braids, for dinner. They wanted to confuse and amuse other children and their camp supervisors.
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* ''Lisa and Lottie'' (original German title ''Das doppelte Lottchen'' -- "The double Lottie", known to many as one of its many film adaptations, e.g. ''Film/TheParentTrap'') ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1961}}'') by Erich Kästner: Nine-year-old girls Lisa and Lottie are twins [[SeparatedAtBirth separated as babies]] who accidentally meet at summer camp. Lottie brought two dresses of the same kind, and each girl wears one, complete with matching braids, for dinner. They wanted to confuse and amuse other children and their camp supervisors.
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* The twins wear matching outfits several times in ''Film/TheParentTrap'' remake, sometimes to confuse the others about which twin is which. When the mother sees both her daughters for the first time since their separation, each is dressed in yellow and white. She tells them not to do this to her because she's already seeing double and asks who is who.
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* The twins wear matching outfits several times in ''Film/TheParentTrap'' ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1998}}'' remake, sometimes to confuse the others about which twin is which. When the mother sees both her daughters for the first time since their separation, each is dressed in yellow and white. She tells them not to do this to her because she's already seeing double and asks who is who.
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* ''Pinball/{{Mayfair}}'', based on ''Theatre/MyFairLady'', shows Eliza and the flower girl wearing the same PimpedOutDress to emphasize their shared roots.
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** Howard gets cajoled by Bernadette into transmogrifying his ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' character's equipment to match that of Bernadette's.
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Coordinated Clothes will be often employed with TwinTropes, especially AlwaysIdenticalTwins to emphasize the identical look. SickeninglySweethearts like to choose matching outfits for fancy occasions or costume parties to make it clear that they are together. The next step up from there would be LookalikeLovers.LookalikeLovers may also sport similar dresses. It can be a trait of ThoseTwoGuys or HeterosexualLifePartners. Sometimes a group of friends and a posse might coordinate their clothes as well, or people who perform together.
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Coordinated Clothes will be often employed with TwinTropes, especially AlwaysIdenticalTwins to emphasize the identical look. SickeninglySweethearts like to choose matching outfits for fancy occasions or costume parties to make it clear that they are together. The next step up from there would be LookalikeLovers. It can be a trait of ThoseTwoGuys or HeterosexualLifePartners. Sometimes a group of friends and a posse might coordinate their clothes as well, or people who perform together.
