DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Melanie just looks like some sort of 1950s housewife in these muted colored dresses and cardigans. Complete with that side half ponytail.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
I feel like I’ve seen Lucy in this exact cutoff Degrassi sweatshirt. Nevertheless, I love it. We also see him in a tie-dyed tee, suggesting that he hangs out with others who wear tie-dye, such as Yick, which he does.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Okay, I know I’m supposed to be focusing on fashion here, but let’s take a minute to assess Grumpypants Liz’s body language here. This first outfit, where she is in this brown outfit, this is where Patrick is asking Spike out. Note the crossed arms, the judgemental face, and then the frighteningly possessive way Liz places her hand on Spike’s shoulder to lead her away. And then of course the way she’s slumped up against the fence there just shows her general disdain for everyone around her. Anyway, the outfits are fine – I do like the miniskirt, but I’m neither wowed nor offended by her attire this episode.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Welp, this is a Kathleen episode so here we have a bunch. I really liked this episode and its subject matter. (If you don’t remember, this is the episode that demonstrates domestic abuse between Kathleen and her boyfriend Scott). I know Kathleen spouts off all the cliche victim-reasonings we’ve grown up hearing. But I think this episode is a great opportunity to see the cliches in context, in action. It helps them make sense a little more.
Kathleen’s style hasn’t changed too much over the years. It’s kind of bland, sensible, proper, modest. She doesn’t get too crazy with colors. Her hair has always been beautiful and we wears it clipped half-back these days. We still see remnants of summertime in many outfits of this episode. The final top we see here, in the dark brown, is unusual for Kathleen. Maybe it symbolizes her downtrodden state after Scott’s attack.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Joey is experimenting with color and sporing the grey fedora. Well, the only thing I can really repeat here is that his style is, well, distinct. Oh yeah the little curly mullet tail is pretty cool.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
This getup is a bit adventurous, but I’m digging it. Heather is wearing a polka-dot tank and a skirt with a crazy black and white pattern on it.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
My lovely Erica is finally starting to dress a little more like her old self! How strange and symbolic! It’s almost like beating up Liz symbolized Erica resolving her internal struggle as well, and she finally came to terms with it and is able to more forward! Erica is back to black in this cute black and white striped cardi, with a touch of cheerful yellow in the earrings!
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
I don’t know why Diana is making me think of Little House on the Prairie. But she is. Like Caitlin, Diana dons this dusty pink color. It’s so pathetic. It’s like a *wannabe pink*. Anyway, it’s a little better on Diana than Caitlin, I just have a personal grudge against this color.
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Here’s your Caitlin montage for this episode. She’s repetitively clad in that dusty pink color, topped off with what I like to call “the receding headband”. How the heck does that thing stay on there?
DH FASHION
DH S1E6: Nobody’s Perfect
Aired: 1989
Yo Bartie, you aren’t in junior high anymore. Take off that DJH sweater. And you know what? Give it to me. Thanks.
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