“Gossip Girl” is more than just a television show. When it aired, it became a cultural phenomenon, blending high society drama with cutting-edge fashion that captured the zeitgeist of the late 2000s and beyond. The New York Times once referred to the series’ clothing as an amalgamation of “ritzy, preppy, and collegiate looks” with punk-inspired twists. Its costume designer, Eric Daman, elevated the show into a visual feast, drawing inspiration from icons like James Bond, Steve McQueen, and Oscar Wilde. The result? It is a luxurious, aspirational, and undeniably influential portrayal of youthful Manhattan privilege. This blog examines the fashion…
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