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DJH S3E3: Big Girl Now
Aired: 1988
Here’s sour-faced Liz in a coral turtleneck, khaki miniskirt, and black leggings.
Here it seems like Liz is wearing the same turtleneck again, but with a white tank and black leggings.
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DJH S3E2: Can’t Live With ‘Em Part 2
Aired: 1988
Okay, first of all, I swear that I heard Raditch say only close friends were going to be permitted at the funeral. Since when have Wheels and Liz EVER talked?! Maybe she was Spike’s date. Anyway, she’s wearing, well, BLACK. But I did want to note the cute little rattail she’s got going on today.
Then she graces us with an oatmeal color ensemble which reflects her tastelessness and boringness. BAM! Oatmeal sweater over white tee + greige skirt +black leggings.
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DJH S3E1: Can’t Live With ‘Em Part 1
Aired: 1988
Well, everyone’s favorite hater Liz is stomping around angrily, as usual, on the war path, in a rusty-colored v-neck sweater over a white tee and what looks to be a grey cotton skirt. She finishes up the look with some black leggings and various necklaces, rings, and bracelets.
Liz tries to scare others away from her BFF Spike while wearing a royal blue tunic-length shirt.
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DJH S2E13: Pass Tense
Aired: 1988
Time for Kathleen’s #1 competitor for title of Sourpuss of the School: Liz.
Liz has added a soft feminine touch to her look today with a cropped cardigan sweater with lace detailing. Cute, but so not Liz!
Here’s more of the Liz norm: layers. I like it as always. Brown tee under purpley-pink tank, with burgundy skirt and grey leggings.
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DJH S2E12: He’s Back…
Aired: 1988
Something about Liz’s style – it’s so simple but seems so deliberate and BA. So today it’s just a grey pullover hoodie haphazardly pulled over a white tee and jeans.
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DJH S2E11: Trust Me
Aired: 1988
Liz looks a little more snuggly than usual in this cheerful yellow turtleneck sweater.
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DJH S2E10: Censored
Aired: 1988
Wow, it’s time for Liz to get a haircut. The Chelsea is looking a little fluffy. Anyway, time to break down this outfit. It’s a little more complex than what we’ve seen Liz in so far. But I’m happy for her style to evolve. As much as I hate her character, I love her wardrobe. Alright so she’s got a base of a long sleeved black tee. Over it she wears a black and red checkered vest – sufficiently punk rock. She accessorizes with a subtle silver chain necklace, and a loud studded belt. Now for the skirt. It’s got a pattern of random squares in colors of orange and olive green. I can’t say I’m a fan of this skirt, it looks like a rug I have on my kitchen floor. But I admire her bravery in wearing mismatched patterns and colors. And finally, Liz completes it all with some black leggings.
It’s no surprise to see Liz in a white tee, jeans, and black boots. But again, she’s gotten more creative with this same formula. She wears this giant decorative belt which has a leather aesthetic. It’s red and has corset lacing. Pretty cool. She also wears a purple jacket over it. Nice to see Liz getting a little more experimental. Hang on, everyone. High school is a’comin. And that’s when stuff gets really interesting.
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DJH S2E9: Dog Days
Aired: 1988
Cooler weather means Liz can’t “dress like she does it” anymore. Maybe she won’t be judged so harshly in this cozy grey sweater, patterned with stripes of zig zags, triangles, and squares.
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DJH S2E8: Sealed with a Kiss
Aired: 1988
Liz is sporting the typical layered tank look. I can’t remember what was going on with these shoes. I guess these are boots, like rain boots or something? I don’t really know now. She unifies the “get away from me” look with her usual scowl.
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DJH S2E7: Bottled Up
Aired: 1988
Not much Liz for you this episode, but I did catch her in her blue and red tank, layered over a white tank. She’s got black shorts on, and what looks to be her combat boots with fluffy white socks.
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