| | | The era of Girls—a show about girls masquerading as women (and, in those last moments, possibly, maybe, becoming women—is firmly in our rearview. We're reminiscing, and we're still processing | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | | | | April 17, 2017 | | In Praise of the Menswear on Girls
The Best Looks From One of the Best Shows on TV | |  | | | | | | | The era of Girls—a show about girls masquerading as women (and, in those last moments, possibly, maybe, becoming women—is firmly in our rearview. We're reminiscing, and we're still processing. And while we do that, we're going to look back on the show's boys masquerading as men, too. Their #menswear, specifically.
Gay men. Straight men. Douchey artist men and douchey actor men and douchey writer men. Kylo Ren–looking men. (Or man.)
All have had their day in the fading light of the show's Brooklyn sun, bolstered by strong writing, indelible performances and, lest we forget, very character-appropriate clothing. Let's begin...
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