Today's style post is not dedicated to any individual but to
TV programmes. How many of us watch a programme mostly to see the outfits the characters wear. For me the example would be MTV's
The City and
The Hills. That's where I discovered one of my style icons
Olivia Palermo. Millions of women watched
Sex and the City not only for the great conversations between the four awesome
New Yorkers and to see their lives unfold, but their clothes played a big part too. It put the stylist
Patricia Field on radar and
Carrie Bradshaw's outfits were copied endlessly. Many got upset when the show finished and probably the same amount rushed to the cinema to see the
Sex and The City Movie 1 and 2. Both out on DVD now have a special place in my DVD collection as well as the whole series of course.
But since then the clever people in Hollywood we love our fashionable series and keep feeding us with shows like
Gossip Girl and the amazing BBC programme
Mad Men. The great outfits help to make stars out of its characters off screen as well.
Blake Lively is the new face of
Chanel,
January Jones became a face of
Versace and the list would go on. They all cover endless amounts of fashion mags. Check out stunning
Christina Hendricks on November's issue of American
Harper's Bazaar here.
Let's admit it. We love it. If shows with sometimes not so great plot lines are our guilty pleasure just to watch the latest
fashion, than it's not the end of the world. I'd rather watch
Gossip girl than some blood and fights fuelled movie. And as for
Mad Men, it's got great reviews and is very well written. So please TV gods keep the
fashion feast coming, we'll never have enough.
Have a stylish day.