American television network and movie studio Paramount Pictures kick started their new 90201 TV-Series this Monday in hopes of surfing on the same success enjoyed during the era when the original series featuring Tori Spelling was biggest TV-series on the planet. Not living up to the hype the pilot episode was a vegetable stew of various types of concepts we recognize from TV-series in the past without a new twist of any sort. Continuing on with the negativity the new 90201 is poorly directed capturing unconvincing actors who look like they are on their first casting. Neither was the choice of clothing anything that kept the adrenalin pumping throughout the episode. That can’t on the other hand be said about the latest episode of Gossip Girl.
Mischa Barton’s reign as the “it” girl has ended. Proportioned perfectly like a porcelain doll Leighton Meester shined brighter than the polar star during the second half of the episode. Dressed in a cute and adequately short dressed high lighting her slender legs the grace in the dauntingly neat appearance is amongst the best wardrobe styling ever broadcasted on television. When Edward Westwick appeared in the same colours as Meester one had a second reason to applaud the wardrobe stylist for the superb work.
Walking with a sinister gaze Westwick painted the perfection picture of how a man should look in an all white outfit. Unlike women men rarely ever wear white from toe to head, expect when we leave the shower in a robe or dress like `Karate Kid´ at Halloween. Thanks to “Miami Vice” and P.Diddy wearing an all white outfit is almost an impossibility without coming across as showy or flamboyant. Nobody wants to look politically incorrect at a public but thankfully we’ve been presented with a solution for looking socially acceptable in a bright saint-like outfit. An off-white suit with a black border on the collar mixed with subtle sunglasses hanging tastefully over the shirt has proved to be quite a striking combination, especially with a black scarf with white dots tied around the neck.
Westwick didn’t look less impressive when he and Meester shared a frame pausing time like a solar eclipse. Like two swans by the fountain at the castle of Versailles they made every other actor blur. Now drown your Thursday sorrows in these gorgeous screen caps.
This entry was posted
on Thursday, September 4th, 2008 at 1:07 pm and is filed under Menswear, Style, TV, Women's Fashion.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Both comments and pings are currently closed.
