Why Do They Wear the Same Clothes on 'Rock the Block?Home > Television > Reality TV > Rock the BlockSource: HGTVSeason 3 cast of 'Rock the Block' Why Can' t the Designers on ' Rock the Block' Design Themselves Different Outfits Each Episode By Jennifer Tisdale Mar. 21 2022, Published 8:28 p.m. ET HGTV's Rock the Block is a very wholesome competition show wherein four teams of two HGTV show experts decorate their own house in the hopes of getting a street named after them. The four houses are identical, and each start out as completely blank slates. But while the houses change each week, the outfits of the contestants do not. We had to ask: Why do they wear the same clothes on Rock the Block?Article continues below advertisement Why do they wear the same clothes on ' Rock the Block' While we'd love to claim this is some sort of conspiracy to keep the focus on the renovations and designs happening at each house, the simple answer comes down to continuity. Continuity in TV or movies is the attempt to maintain visual consistency. One classic example of a continuity flub is the amount of beverage in a glass. If someone in a scene is holding a drinking glass but they never take a sip, seeing the level of the beverage change drastically between shots is a continuity error.Source: Instagram/@emuralit Season 3 cast of 'Rock the Block'Article continues below advertisement One fan commented about the style deja vu on an Instagram post by Brian Kleinschmidt, who hosts 100 Day Dream Home with his wife Mika. Brian and Mika participated in Season 2 of Rock the Block and he had this to say about their wardrobes: "We had about four of the same outfits. It was our ‘uniform.’ Makes it easier to film the show." And he's right, not only is it better for the cast, but also the crew and the editors who work tirelessly to make the show fit together seamlessly. Now before anyone starts worrying about the cast wearing one single outfit over the course of several weeks, that's definitely not happening. According to HGTV, "...the contestants had multiples of each item of clothing, and, of course, access to washing machines." And because Mika is extra thoughtful, she would even change into a different shirt while eating lunch in the event of spillage.Article continues below advertisement Please @HGTV Rock The Block - can the contestants please change their clothes with each new episode??? It was ridiculous last season to see them wearing the same clothes all season.If not this season, PLEASE next season. Also, WHY do you make them wear the same thing everyday?— Kelena Sothersby (@Tua_motu) March 3, 2022 Source: Twitter/@Tua_motu Will there be a Season 4 of ' Rock the Block' So far, we haven't heard anything about a fourth season of Rock the Block but it's still a bit early. Season 2 premiered on March 8, 2021, and the announcement of a Season 3 didn't come until October of that year. It only takes six weeks to film the show and thanks to things like continuity, it's pretty quick to edit a season together.Article continues below advertisement Season 3 premiered on March 7, 2022, which means we should hopefully know about a Season 4 sometime later this year. The show also moves to a new location each season. Season 1 filmed in Santa Clarita, Calif., Season 2 in Paulding County, Ga. outside of Atlanta, and Season 3 in Charleston, S.C. Fingers crossed that next season brings us a nice New England setting with some solid crown molding and fireplaces thrown into the mix. Fall foliage is optional, but we dare you to go to New England without it. Rock the Block airs on Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on HGTV and is available to stream on Discovery Plus that same day.AdvertisementMore from Distractify Where Is 'Rock the Block' Season 3 Filmed? Every Season Has Been Somewhere Different Here's the 'House Hunters' Drinking Game You Didn't Know You Needed Why Is 'Flip or Flop' Ending? Tarek and Christina Have Mutually Decided to End the Show Latest Rock the Block News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.