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I’m celebrating the liberated fashion of Fran Fine, including the accomplishments of Fran Drescher and costume designer Brenda Cooper, while acknowledging a few of the ways in which The Nanny (1993-1999) does—and doesn’t—hold up. My outfits are a combination of recreations and “duping the vibes” (a term coined by Hannah Louise Poston), and I make them from vintage, secondhand, or otherwise sustainably and ethically sourced pieces. Yay sustainable fashion!
My Buffy the Vampire Slayer Lookbook:
SOURCES:
Wine Country: [ Ссылка ]
The Nanny Theme Song, “The Nanny Named Fran,” written by Ann Hampton Callaway and performed by Liz Callaway: [ Ссылка ]
Town & Country, Is The Most Stylish Character on The Nanny Actually Mister Sheffield? [ Ссылка ]
Vice, What Happened to C.C. Babcock from ‘The Nanny’? [ Ссылка ]
Mira Fox in Forward, The Jewish jokes from ‘Friends’ have aged poorly: [ Ссылка ]
The Take, The Jewish American Princess: [ Ссылка ]
Matt Baume, The Nanny: Fran’s Fine with Gays: [ Ссылка ]
Shanspeare, how hollywood demonizes ultra-femininity: [ Ссылка ]
Jessica Roy, The Cut, Your New Favorite Anti-Capitalist Icon is Fran Drescher: [ Ссылка ]
Matthew Schneier, The Cut, The Joy of Fran: [ Ссылка ]
Mina Le, the fashion in the nanny is STILL SO GOOD: [ Ссылка ]
Anne Helen Peterson, The Millennial Vernacular of Fatphobia: [ Ссылка ]
leena norms, You’re missing your dream clothes on Depop. Here’s why: [ Ссылка ]
PIECES MENTIONED:
Cropped vest: [ Ссылка ]
Moschino Jeans animal print dress: [ Ссылка ]
Two Tone 90s dress: [ Ссылка ]
OUTRO MUSIC:
“Last Year” by ceeadidit from Pixabay
