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If you think About Howard Wolowitz, The Character Made Famous by Simon Helberg on the Blockbuster CBS Sitcom "The Big Bang Theory," You Probably Think About His Super-Tight Turtlenecks, Uniqe Bowl-Shaped. large glossy buckle of beltand tight pants. According to Essica Radloff's book in 2022 "Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"Helberg and the designer of the show's suits, Mary Kigli, worked extremely hard to create Howard's unforgettable look, which was developing over time ... even if they came across some strange technical problems at the beginning.

"Howard's look was so bold that from the moment I went out on stage, dressed in that outfit, I knew what this man was," Helberg recalled Radloff before telling her that there were some amazing wardrobe defects initially. "I think there were a few couples jeans that needed help because they were so tight, especially around the calf," he said. "There was a little roasting of the thighs to remove the pants." Heberg explained that in the pilot, Quigli had to make a single terrain because the clothes she wore was so small that he thought the turtle was probably for a six -year -old. Understandably, it did not remain in the pants. "She had to sew on a diaper with snapshots she would basically hold in place and prevent it from resting," he said.

Understandably, Helberg was A. a little Concerned about this intensive process initially, but as soon as he and Quigli realized it, it was smooth sailing. "I thought that if the show gathered, this would last long. But in the end we found some turtles from the long and high -end children's department and we could drag them," the actor revealed. "And then to get all those sharp belt buckles so close to so many vulnerable parts, plus tight pants, and the needle of my turtle that would get stuck in my neck ... I always tried to get used to bothering me from my own wardrobe.

"Volovitz's look was certainly there at the time," Mary Kigli told Radlof in the book. "In the way he was written, he thought He was confident. If anyone had a closet full of different clothes, it was he. "TRTENEK Howard wore it was his strange interpretation of how Clark Gable was dressing in a break between movies, because as Quigli told him, he said Gable, wore white turtles with white sweater over his shoulders with white pants. The congestion of the "Inspired Hairstyle to sign Howard. The series nearly threw a rock -starvet as Howard's absent father.) "Sometimes I would get the jeans in Urban Outfitters, but I also painted a lot of white jeans because I really wanted a saturated color," Kwigley concluded.

However, there is a specific piece of Howard's suit that Quigli and Simon Helberg will never fully explain, and that is the Howard's signing needle in the form of a little foreign. "The reason why Howard was wearing the alien Pin is between Simon and I, and never to be told," she told Radloff. "Simon and I swore that we would never say to anyone why we did it. But there were many different alien needles because I had more colors depending on what he wore. And then the belt buckles were an example of his close."

When Radloff asked Helberg if an alien Pin was there for "fascinating reason or just silly", Helulberg said to her: "Maybe it's a little bit of both. That's all I will say."

During the "Big Bang theory", Howard also develops as a character and just as a human being, especially after she met and calmed down with the girl of his dreams, Bernadet Rostenkovski-Volovitz (Melissa Rauch). According to executive producer and writer Steve Holland, the show made this clear in Howard's suits. "Howard basically carried the same thing, but we tried to withdraw from bright, bright colors," the Netherlands told the character's growth. "It was subtle enough that when we did an episode in the season (11), if we showed a retrospective, you could see it in those light green lime pants, of which we had the kind of ... only minor changes to allow the character to grow a little." Mary Kigli added: "He also started wearing a little more muted plaid shirts instead of tight t -shirts over the turtles."

There were One Something that has never changed about Howard, and that is his hair -style hair. "It was kind of unspoken that I would never have done anything drastic for my hair, so it was always possible to achieve Howard's look," Simon Helberg told Essica Radloff. After recognizing his co-starva The surprise transformation of Kaili Kuko's hair before the premiere of the 9th of the Big Bang theory, Helberg continued: "But they never told us that we couldn't do anything; it was only expected that when we returned from the summer break, we had the same look. I'm sure I could change it, but I felt like it was very specific to him and he would never see a reason for that."

The Big Bang's theory, including the whole look of Howard's signature, is now moving to HBO Max.