Lena Dunham is the creator and writer of the hit tv show for HBO entitle simple Girls, with a broad name like Girls the show and how it represents girls isn 't so broad and often criticized for it. Girls is like many shows before it, for example Sex and the City, Broad City, and Girlfriends. These type of show are made to focuses on a particular group of friends and the world around them and nothing else and Girls is no different. The show is now on its fourth season and as a hole it has depicted the life of these young girls fresh out of college try to juggle real life problems. Many say the problem with the show from a relatable stand point is the cast isn 't diverse. That is not to say that if you are not a white female that lives life
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They may not vary in race but the general stereotypical type of girl that most of the time does rain true in a group of friends is represented in the show. Lena Dunham’s character Hannah has self esteem issues and the informal leader of the group. Marnie played by Allison Williason is the token pretty girl from a rich family. Shoshanna the awkward nerdy girl with a heart of gold. Last but not least Jessa played by actress Jemima Kirke she 's the free spirited European artist. Not to say this particular characters do not have there unique moments and deeper characteristics but these types of women are often displayed in film and television and Girls is no different. The way each female is dressed during the episode is an important aspect as well giving key details that form each character not only in this episode but the show as a hole.. Hannah dressed very child like for her age in unflattering skirt and colorful striped top paired with a stretched out sweater and white tights. Showing her immaturity in her clothing to match how she acts throughout the episode. Shosahamna in what she says is”omg this is a six month old outfit” nerdy uptight skirt and volumes ponytail and top in a loud shade of pink. Marie in a prim and proper pencil length dress in a demur shade of purple is called out by a fellow party goer“are you one of those real housewives” it looked overly …show more content…
Where Girls sets its self apart is have NewYork City as its setting which takes on a character all on its own. Living, eating, and sleeping in New York City is an unique experience unmatched by any other city. The women in the show face some problems that can be unique to living in New York City like there apartment being super expensive and the size of a shoe box, but typically most of there problems are all to common with trying to make it on your own for the first time in the real world. In this specific episode of girls titled Welcome to Brushwich a.k.a The Crackcident lena Dunnham character hannah is dealing with money issues. Her friend and roommate advises her to ask her parents for the money but once confronted about her money troubles by her mother she lies and tells her everything is ok. hannah is ok with struggling but when times have gotten hard in the past she has always had the option to go back to her parents for help. Just like in Joan Didions peace with her as a young women idolizing NewYork and living in bad conditions but knew if thing ever got too bad she had her parents to fall back on, “I never told my father that I needed money because then he would have sent it, and I would never know if I could do it
They may not vary in race but the general stereotypical type of girl that most of the time does rain true in a group of friends is represented in the show. Lena Dunham’s character Hannah has self esteem issues and the informal leader of the group. Marnie played by Allison Williason is the token pretty girl from a rich family. Shoshanna the awkward nerdy girl with a heart of gold. Last but not least Jessa played by actress Jemima Kirke she 's the free spirited European artist. Not to say this particular characters do not have there unique moments and deeper characteristics but these types of women are often displayed in film and television and Girls is no different. The way each female is dressed during the episode is an important aspect as well giving key details that form each character not only in this episode but the show as a hole.. Hannah dressed very child like for her age in unflattering skirt and colorful striped top paired with a stretched out sweater and white tights. Showing her immaturity in her clothing to match how she acts throughout the episode. Shosahamna in what she says is”omg this is a six month old outfit” nerdy uptight skirt and volumes ponytail and top in a loud shade of pink. Marie in a prim and proper pencil length dress in a demur shade of purple is called out by a fellow party goer“are you one of those real housewives” it looked overly …show more content…
Where Girls sets its self apart is have NewYork City as its setting which takes on a character all on its own. Living, eating, and sleeping in New York City is an unique experience unmatched by any other city. The women in the show face some problems that can be unique to living in New York City like there apartment being super expensive and the size of a shoe box, but typically most of there problems are all to common with trying to make it on your own for the first time in the real world. In this specific episode of girls titled Welcome to Brushwich a.k.a The Crackcident lena Dunnham character hannah is dealing with money issues. Her friend and roommate advises her to ask her parents for the money but once confronted about her money troubles by her mother she lies and tells her everything is ok. hannah is ok with struggling but when times have gotten hard in the past she has always had the option to go back to her parents for help. Just like in Joan Didions peace with her as a young women idolizing NewYork and living in bad conditions but knew if thing ever got too bad she had her parents to fall back on, “I never told my father that I needed money because then he would have sent it, and I would never know if I could do it