Introduction to Netflix
Current and historical plots, real and fictional, come together under the same common thread: entertainment by great personalities from the fashion and beauty industry, as well as movie and music stars who approach these concepts to star in the programs of the streaming platform.
1.NEXT IN FASHION.
It is a Netflix original series presented by its girl Alexa Chung and image consultant Tan France, in which 18 designers compete to be the next fashion fad (and win $ 250,000!), In the best Project Runway style.
“They will have to face a series of challenges to prove that they are the future of fashion. From gala designs to the perfect jeans, they must show that they can do it all,” explains Chung in the introduction.
The novel touch is given thanks to the fact that the participants are not amateurs, but experienced professionals who have worked, for example, in the clothing lines of Jay-Z and Beyoncé.
They must complete each test in a day and a half and hold a parade for the jury to evaluate. In each chapter, there are invited jurors such as designer Tommy Hilfiger or top model Adriana Lima.
2.MISS AMERICANA.
Taylor Swift is a style benchmark, not only for the looks she wears on stage, but also for the looks she wears in galas, red carpets, and on the street.
In this documentary, the singer talks about her efforts to be true to herself despite the expectations and restrictions of the music industry on what she conveys as a public figure. While reviewing his career and personal history, you can see the evolution of his style through the years.
3. GOOP LAB WITH GWYNETH PALTROW.
“We are here only once. We have only one life, how can we experience it to the fullest?” Asks the actress at the beginning of this documentary series.
That’s what each chapter is about, beginning with the caption “The next series is designed to entertain and inform, not to offer medical advice.” Why? Because it covers controversial topics such as psychedelic therapy and energy healing.
But it also talks about topics such as cryotherapy and anti-aging, aimed at a mostly female audience. Despite this clarification, the episodes have generated controversy as the Director of the UK Health Service stated that their programming misinforms viewers.
The series can be seen in any order as each of the six half-hour chapters deals with a different topic. Its title is homologous to the Paltrow website in which it shares information on fashion, beauty, decoration, and recipes, among others.
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4. FLASHDANCE.
Just as the works of the great designers in the history of fashion became a symbol of an era, there are films and series that, due to their wardrobe, also left their mark.
This is the case of “Flash dance”, a 1983 American musical film starring Jennifer Beal’s and Michael Nouri that became one of the highest-grossing and award-winning films of the time, and which can now be enjoyed on Netflix.
Evoking a Hollywood Cinderella, the story is about the protagonist’s dream of becoming a professional dancer who, to earn a living, works in the steel industry during the day and dances in a cabaret at night.
His style of dress-imposed fashion during the following years where exaggerations of volume and color predominated, both in clothes and in hairstyles.
The garments appear in vibrant colors and bright textures, and the great accessories that imitate gold and pearls. Also, the oversize in jackets and jerseys, and new options for dance-inspired sportswear such as leggings and leggings. Finally, ripped jeans, worn and torn, like Alex Owens’s were all the rage.
5. THE CABLE GIRLS, SEASON 5.
For those looking to get into the European style of the 1920s, this series is ideal for its fidelity to a reality beyond its fictional plot.
Here you can see with the color of the modern screen, the trends of the moment in costumes, accessories, and hairstyles of the time, set to perfection.
The story is about the first batch of women operators of the National Telephone Company of Spain who marked a before and after in the female work career, adapting it to the drama through the life history of its four protagonists.
Season 5, which will premiere on February 14, will be the end of Netflix’s first original Spanish series, which will have a final season divided into two parts of five chapters.