The producer leads us through this narrow path where the popular “in” kids are on one side and the “outsiders” are on the other. The interviews are funny and interesting, especially when “dressing like a skank” becomes the issue, bringing about stories that are gold. I loved how the producer used references from teenage magazines as well as how she attacks them, although this may cause a bit of a problem with some stations that may advertise those same magazines. Overall, however, I left with positive feeling about myself, overly lifting my self-esteem and making me feel comfortable in my trusty jeans.
Review of Dressy Girls
Carlos Maeda
Posted on November 14, 2005 at 07:07 PM
The producer leads us through this narrow path where the popular “in” kids are on one side and the “outsiders” are on the other. The interviews are funny and interesting, especially when “dressing like a skank” becomes the issue, bringing about stories that are gold. I loved how the producer used references from teenage magazines as well as how she attacks them, although this may cause a bit of a problem with some stations that may advertise those same magazines. Overall, however, I left with positive feeling about myself, overly lifting my self-esteem and making me feel comfortable in my trusty jeans.