The 2000s teen flick Mean Girls has been a huge influence on the fashion world and it is kept green until today. It is somewhere between the tiny bags and track suits we find glimpses of the ‘Plastics’ blessing our Insta stories.
Mean girls has always been ahead of the curve in the fashion industry with its trends sneaking in our wardrobes every now and then. It’s not surprising to see a Mean Girls trend up-twisted or turnt in the entertainment industry till date.
The classic of 2000 has made certain fashion points that you or your favourite celebrity love embracing.
Skintight Catsuit
Gretchen Wiener’s skintight catsuit is still fetch like it was then. Gretchen dons a black suit to a Halloween party that hugs her like second skin and it is no shocker that we see the same worn by many people on Halloween and otherwise.
Not to forget our very own Saba Qamar wore a similar but red catsuit in one of her latest projects.
The Pink Tradition
‘On Wednesdays we wear Pink’, the phrase has been circulating our caption with its variant versions. The phrase that originated from the movie is followed religiously until date. We have seen the ‘pink’ style statement with a tint of feminism very prominently in the fashion industry.
Many of the Pakistani actresses have been giving out the blushy looks including Maya Ali — it is more that we wear pinks on many days.
The T-Shirt saying it bold
Something that is very common these days. It is like an over the counter statement without breaking an utter. All in style from the Mean Girls. All three characters Gretchen, Regina and Karen effortlessly slayed in their t-shirts with bold slogans on.
The trend is a hassle free one. An airport look or a lazy Sunday it is good both ways. We see Mahwish Hayat donning similar kinds of t-shirts every now and then.
The Strapless Satin Prom Dresses
The satin dresses have been the heart of red carpets and we remember beauties flaunting from the earliest days. Well, Mean Girls has been pioneer of the trend back from the 2000’s.
The character Regina wears one at the high school prom and the trend has never made it out of the window. We have seen many actresses following the trend including Mahira Khan complimenting one at the Cannes festival.
What started as a high school drama show has become the permanent resident in the fashion world after all!
