There are a few fashion movies and TV shows that shaped my generation of editors. The Devil Wears Prada, of course, gave us a career to aspire to; Lizzie McGuire instilled the fear of outfit-repeating; and Legally Blonde taught us about the power of archival fashion. Then there's the Lindsay Lohan classic that taught viewers the art of faking it until you make it: Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen.
Even the most respected fashion players still aspire toward protagonist Lola Steppe's determination and famously flamboyant aesthetic. Sabrina Carpenter, for example, recreated one of the Disney movie's most famous looks for Halloween and Bella Hadid channeled Lohan's look just last night, at Paris Fashion Week.
