#cheryl blossom fashion

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Cheryl Blossom "Brave New World" - 2x22

H&M Embroidered Slim-fit Pants

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Riverdale Fashion Identification

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Riverdale 6x22 - Chapter One Hundred and Seventeen: “Night Of The Comet.”

Cheryl Blossom wore the Vetements ‘Floral Gloved Turtleneck’ ($348 ~ On Sale) in Riverdale 6x22 - “Night Of The Comet”.

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MADELAINE PETSCH at the Givenchy Spring 23 Collection show at Paris Fashion Week on October 2nd 2022 wearing GIVENCHY

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Riverdale 6x21 - Chapter One hundred and Sixteen: "The Stand."

Cheryl Blossom wore the Vetements ‘Floral Glove-Sleeved Jersey Mini Dress’ (Sold Out) in Riverdale 6x21 - “The Stand”.

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Archie's Pals'n'Gals #161, November 1982, original art by Dan DeCarlo (pencils) and Jim DeCarlo (inks)

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bowling alley fashion

What are the objections on Cheryl's hair? Keeping it to a kind of 50s kitsch?

Noted: Jughead's bowling bag.

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Madelaine Petsch for Ipsy Glam Bag

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Who: Madelaine Petsch as Cheryl Blossom What: Victoria's Secret Lightly Lined Floral Lace Bustier - Sold Out Where: 6x20 “Chapter One Hundred-and-Seventen: Return To Rivervale”

Worn with: Zara blazer and skirt

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MADELAINE PETSCH at the Valentino Spring 2023 Collection show at Paris Fashion Week on October 2nd 2022 wearing VALENTINO

I think the hot pink color is slowly fading into the background at Valentino. It’s had a good run, but it’s time to start moving on. I thought the hot pink color looked great on Madelaine, and I loved that she incorporated the color into her makeup. However, her outfit looks very disheveled. The coat really needed to be steamed, and just looks so wrinkly. I do like the shorts and bra top paired with the giant coat. I wish she chose shoes that matched the look, instead of wearing black heels.

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Cheryl Blossom "Brave New World" - 2x22

UO Zip-Front Ribbed Red Cropped Cami

Club Monaco Edvard Faux Leather Skirt Floral Embroidery* **

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** I am 85% sure that this is the skirt she is wearing (altered)

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Riverdale 6x18 - Chapter One Hundred and Thirteen: “Biblical.”

Cheryl Blossom wore the Dries Van Noten ‘Floral Print Woven Coat’ (Sold Out) in Riverdale 6x18- “Biblical”.

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I am not surprised the Gossip Girl Reboot got cancelled because it was boring and I couldn’t finish season 1. I think the creators thought having that property would be enough for the show to be successful and focused all of their energy on those outfits and soundtracks but did nothing for the show to actually work. My opinion on why the reboot failed to impact audiences that no one asked for:

It’s not like the original GG was a writing masterpiece but it came out at the right time. In 2007, while there were a lot of successful shows, a lot of the teen shows like The OC, One Tree Hill, Gilmore Girls etc were tame in comparation to the format GG was presenting. Aside from the UK (Skins), it was unusual for American TV to exploit sex and drugs on teens the way Gossip Girl did. They turned the negative reviews into promotional banners. That was A+ marketing. They wanted to be problematic. That was their selling point. So in theory, the idea of a group of wealthy teens from NYC doing all sort of awful stuff was appealing. The show wasn’t trying to be apologetic. Yeah, some issues were too much not just Chuck but so many other things but the point stands with the show not wanting to fix it. This with a really good fashion sense — GG really pushed the boundaries on fashion during late 2000’s. It was meant to be a hit ahead of its time. The problem with the reboot is that is not new or original. Euphoria already exists. Teens doing alcohol and sleeping around has been in media for a while and people crave something new. If they wanted to stand out they need so much more than just a known intellectual property but most importantly create characters with personality and sadly, that wasn’t the case.

The characters for the reboot lack distinctive personalities and it was difficult to buy why they were even friends. Like, the group on the OG worked because there was an established dynamic but every character in the new one felt like a parody. The initial conflict was them being mad Julien had a sister. For the OG, the initial conflict worked because at first Serena presented herself as a mystery – as the IT girl that ran away and no one knew why. That increased her mysterious persona and her popularity. She ran away because she slept with Nate (Blair’s boyfriend) and while she was away Blair managed to establish herself as the IT girl. That made the rivalry between Blair and Serena more believable and so Serena's dynamic with Nate. Blair had reasons to feel insecure over Serena because she had the influence and wealth to out power her. They tried to recreate that with Zoya and Julien but failed miserably.

I think every character in the OG group had a very established dynamic and propose. Serena was the mysterious girl that created the rivalry with Blair and also presented herself as a bridge outside of the Upper East Side because of her relationship with Dan. Blair was the "mean girl" — the one ready to create chaos if she feels like she is being displaced from her status. Julien never gave me that energy. Neither did Audrey. None of them were able to go the lengths Blair would go for a little drama. The closest thing to Blair they had was Monet and they didn’t give her enough to shine but that’s also the thing. Teen media keeps trying to recreate their very own version of Blair Waldorf but fails everytime. Every teen show after GG now has their sophisticated "mean girl" that is able to quote books and movies (aka Veronica Lodge or Cheryl Blossom) and it fails every single time. Blair worked because of what Leighton Meester brought to the table but also because Blair was actually really mean and unapologetic about it. She wasn't meant to be taken as a parody with some mean one liners. Her only characteristic wasn’t just being mean, it had realistic layers. And even when I feel she became a bit of a parody the later seasons because the show not longer needed her to be mean, I think she remained charming mostly because of Meester.

Serena worked on early seasons then she became unnecessary and boring. Her character only worked because of Blake Lively's charisma which I feel a lot of the new ones lacked. Then there was Nate. He was like, just there. He wasn’t that problematic until that season they made him date a minor for zero reason. I would assume GGRBs version of Nate was Obie (?) and that was such a boring character. Now, Dan was a good character until they needed to use him as a plot twist because they didn't know who GG was and needed a finale. Dan was the one that was inside the elite but hated it and brought interesting points about their privilege and had not problem in checking them once in a while because he was like the impartial one. Again, they tried to make Zoya the one that wasn’t in their circle but her character was just boring, the actress did good with the material.

And Chuck, he was introduced as a rapist from the get go and didn’t deserve to get as far as it got or even a "redemption". Blair deserved better and I will never go down with the Chuck and Blair train. Blair coming back to him on season 6 after learning her own value and worth outside of Chuck's shadow and toxicity only to make her regret it was character assassination. Chuck should’ve died on Season 4. Now, here's the thing. It was clear Max was supposed to be their unproblematic version of Chuck and it's a shame because Thomas Doherty was giving THE perfomance. I wish him luck in his career. Also, Savannah Smith as Monet did good when given good dialogue and stuff to deliver.

Jenny was an interesting character. It gave the show the outside drama it needed. Georgina was an amazing villain. Even Rufus and Lily served. GGRB had potential but didn't give anything interesting. OG GG embraced being problematic and the reboot tried too hard to be "woke". There's nothing woke about a group of wealthy kids (and not just any money but generational wealth for some of them) that don't need to worry about paying the bills. Maybe if they didn't take themselves so seriously it would've worked a lot better. They should've allowed Monet to be the mean girl she was clearly destined to be. Luna also deserved her own plot not just a sidekick.

Lastly, their biggest problem: GG being the teachers. The teachers story line made me cringe. It was so weird and unrealistic. The thing about GG is that it could be anyone. It was the anonymity that made it fun. GGRB fumble by giving GG a face and an underwhelming one too. In conclusion, while I loved the diversity of the new cast, none of them had the charisma on screen except for one or two on occasions and charisma is what carried the original series until a season 6.