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08 February 2012
Enter the pink cardigan.
07 February 2012
Funeral Garb. And Jell-O.
Here she is, dressed for funeral for the kid down the street that got, um, written out in the first episode. What says grief like all black and a pretty dish of green Jell-O?
I may try to revisit this episode. Those screengrabs are totes horbs.
06 February 2012
05 February 2012
The sweater.
The sweater to be held responsible for this blog.
I figured out how I could maybe recreate this sweater.
It looks like that awful bobbly late 1980s acrylic yarn, though. Ick.
Screengrabs. "Fashion." Wonder Years Mom.
04 February 2012
03 February 2012
What does TMZ stand for?
According to TMZ, Alley Mills seems to be doing alright.
Here is her entry in Wikipedia, to save you a click.
What are your impressions?
Stay tuned for lots of screengrabs from the show via iPad alongside occasional precious commentary.
Hurray!
Here is her entry in Wikipedia, to save you a click.
What are your impressions?
Stay tuned for lots of screengrabs from the show via iPad alongside occasional precious commentary.
Hurray!
02 February 2012
Early set doorway.
Very much a 'mom' look for '68. Tidy. Striped.
Subscribe via RSS if you need this in your daily life. Couldn't we all use Alley Mills' reassuring gaze?
01 February 2012
Screengrabs. "Fashion." Wonder Years Mom.
The Wonder Years recently surfaced on Netflix. I found the mother, Norma Arnold, to be one of the more underserved characters. I'm not a fan of the show, but hear me out.
For one, Alley Mills is just so pretty. (And much more lovely & earthy than, say, Betty Draper (AMC's Mad Men.))
Alley's part is unsung particularly early on, as she is mostly just a source of one line: "Kevin."
Kevin, the annoying twit at the center of every damn episode. Complete with the twerpy eyebrow raise that probably won him the show. That's not my area of expertise. Me and Kev are about the same age, so kudos for some great child-acting, Fred Savage. Seriously, thanks for Party Down. (Bobbi & Constance are my favorites!)
Anyway, I think there is more to Kevin's Mom's character. Here, I champion the underdog and accept this project. What might we discover? What does her house say about her? Did the writers ever, actually do her justice? Who are her friends?
What questions does the show leave us with, assuming I can survive viewing this much Wonder Years?
Most of all, let's check out what fun the wardrobe staff had dressing her, stylizing this nearly-invisible character played by an utterly lovely actress.
All content is work safe, with probably some F-bombs here or there - so I guess, not actually work safe.
Enjoy!
Suzy Dragnet
For one, Alley Mills is just so pretty. (And much more lovely & earthy than, say, Betty Draper (AMC's Mad Men.))
Alley's part is unsung particularly early on, as she is mostly just a source of one line: "Kevin."
Kevin, the annoying twit at the center of every damn episode. Complete with the twerpy eyebrow raise that probably won him the show. That's not my area of expertise. Me and Kev are about the same age, so kudos for some great child-acting, Fred Savage. Seriously, thanks for Party Down. (Bobbi & Constance are my favorites!)
Anyway, I think there is more to Kevin's Mom's character. Here, I champion the underdog and accept this project. What might we discover? What does her house say about her? Did the writers ever, actually do her justice? Who are her friends?
What questions does the show leave us with, assuming I can survive viewing this much Wonder Years?
Most of all, let's check out what fun the wardrobe staff had dressing her, stylizing this nearly-invisible character played by an utterly lovely actress.
All content is work safe, with probably some F-bombs here or there - so I guess, not actually work safe.
Enjoy!
Suzy Dragnet
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