Why Everyone is Obsessed with Nancy Meyers | Style Analysis
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2024
- #AD If you are in love with The Holiday, The Parent Trap (esp. Elizabeth James and Meredith Blake), the coastal grandmother or frazzled english woman trends - you are going to live this deep dive into the fashion in Nancy Meyers movies. Everyone is obsessed with Nancy Meyers on TikTok and in this video I break down why Nancy Meyers style in her movies like Something's Gotta Give, the Parent Trap and The Holiday, is so timeless.
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Something's Gotta Give:
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Something’s Gotta Give. (2003). United States: Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony Pictures Releasing.
The Holiday:
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The Parent Trap:
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i would absolutely LOVE a video breaking down the style of The Holiday. its one of my favorite christmas time movies to watch, and i rewatch it almost every year 😍✨
I used to really enjoy this film until my then boyfriend broke up with me right after we watched it because "we just didn't have what they had in the film"😂
I was like "it's not that deep but you're clearly not the guy for me"
@@abigaelmacritchie1365 the AUDACITY of that fool. you're better off 🤩
Yes pleaseeeee
Me too! Multiple times!
I love that movie! A style analysis of the movie would be so fun!!!
We love Nancy Myers because her films are welcoming. They are easy but with substance, escapism without the vapidity. They are *agreeable*. The styling of sets and characters is absolutely key to that effect.
I remember when my mom would come in as I was watching movies as a teenager -she'd always say "I don't want to watch anything ugly, aggressive, or depressing". I used to think that was shallow and uncultured, but now at 40+ I find myself in that same mindset.
I loveeed the Parent Trap as a kid, Elizabeth James was always so chic but never “sharp/restricted” but classically comforting x I loved that so much 🤍
The Devil Wears Parada would be a fabulous analysis! ❤I wonder if it would be easier or harder to analyze because it’s story line involves fashion.
I think one of the reasons nancy meyer films are making a comback is because Hollywood is in a decline and they stopped making good films so its no surprise that ppl are looking to the past. theres a trend in hollywood where they put out these raunchy, dark, films with a sleek-looking cast that lack talent and its just not working. I miss when hollywood was more laid back and they made more films with substance and warmth. nowadays the films that get greenlit have to have some shock-value, the edgier the better. but nancy meyers told realistic stories in her films that were relatable and heartwarming. also the cinematogrophy: its such a style that is so quintesential of the 90s and 2000s. I think during the mid 2010s Hollywood decided to let go of that entire style cuz I havent seen films like those in a while. nowadays were only seeeing rawnchy comedies, dramatic, romance films, edgy dark films, and lots of comic book adaptations. even the book series-turned franchises are pressured to make the series more edgy and dark.
I agree with everything you said! Just the other day I was lamenting the lack of nice, simple, feel good movies/rom-coms. Modern Hollywood has lost the art of storytelling, it's that simple. And to tell a story you need all those elements that you mentioned are in Nancy Meyers films, the cinematography, the costuming, as well as the soundtrack, good actors and an actual storyline. I miss good movies.
At least we can re-watch old ones.
@@frangipanisandgirl I think they also lost their art of picking good talent as well. It’s like nowadays looks trump talent when back then atleast the good-looking ppl they picked also had talent. idk what it is about the 90s and the 2000s but there were so many talented actors that had the look and talent of course now they’re older but Hollywood has done a horrible job at picking talent to replace them. They think if you’re trending on social media and are the subject of countless twitter threads you must be great in the box office. Like Timothy Chalamet. He’s funny but he’s no Mathew Macaunahay or a Jude Law. Same with actresses, or maybe I’m just biased Timothee is literally year older than me but I’m just not impressed with these new actors and actresses they don’t hold a candle to Kate Winslet or Natalie Portman. Another thing I notice was actors didn’t mind joining on small or big. They’d do a big film one moment and a small flick another. They could do a big blockbuster film and small Romantic comedy back to back they didn’t just hold off for a big role so we saw different sides of them. These actors lack so much depth it’s annoying
@Dreamergirl-lx5zb I think the reason you don't see as much talent anymore is because people don't want to part of Hollywood (also the music or model industries) anymore because all the toxicity and horror stories that has be coming out. Like what has happened with Britney Spears, Marilyn Monroe, Brooke Shields, Megan Fox, Aaliyah, Selena Q., Janet Jackson and her brother Michael, Whitney Houston, Judy Garland, Ana Nicole Smith, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, Shirley Temple, Emilia Clarke, the Olson twins and Jennette McCurdy. No one wants to be harassed by the paparazzi and toxic stans (Stalker), be sexually abused, deal with the toxic beauty standards and eating disorders, or deal with such a horrible schedule that you have to rely on drugs and medication, or be the next victim of a horrible predator. We saw the power of these predators and how long it took for them to be held accountable, such as R. Kelly, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, Kevin Spacey, Dan Schneider, and a lot more. How powerful organizations ( scient*l*gy, Nickelodeon,& victims own family selling them out) keep the victims silence by threats, money, lawsuit, NDAs, blackmail or ruining their reputation or credibility.
Ah something good came out of the screen writers and actors strike then. Not everything is so "deep", basically old films are coming back the last year because nothing new has been made.
@@frangipanisandgirl Well, this is just how it is, each generation think that the films/songs of their own time is better. Every single generation is the same.
"The Holiday"
I love that movie. And I can identify with both leads. And they don't go against each other. Love that movie! Yes, please, do that video! 🥰
Nancy Meyers has such an iconic vision. I watched this one movie that felt SO Nancy Meyers that 10 mins in I had to look it up, and it was her daughter’s lol. Clearly there was some influence there haha
Ooooh I want to watch! What movie?
@@sydneyojeda not OP but I'm assuming they're referring to Home Again, with Reese Witherspoon
I’d adore a style analysis of The Holiday!!
My mom looked so lovely in whites and creams. It set off her silver/ gray hair beautifully. I tried "cosplaying" as my mom and felt like a marshmallow lol
Loved the analysis. You hit it perfectly when said the outfits were timeless, simple, elevated, and expensive with an undercurrent of coziness. It's worth noting that the costumes share these same qualities with the interior settings that Nancy Meyers is so well known for. Love Affair is not a Nancy Meyers movie but Annette Benning's and Warren Beatty's outfits have a similar feel.
I love Nancy Meyers. The Parent Trap is my favourite film of all time! The twins' outfits are actually my favourite, though. Would love to see an in-depth video on The Holiday around Christmas time
Please do an in depth analysis of “The Holiday”! 🙏 The outfits in the film look so beautiful. They’re very much 2000s looking yet timeless and chic. The style of the characters adds so much to the general aesthetic of the film and I would love to hear what you have to say about it, from a professional’s POV. Lots of love and support from Guatemala! 🤍🇬🇹
Nancy Meyers is my fave! Her visions are so comforting
Oh also, in a similar-ish vein (I feel their movies have a similar tone) would love to see an analysis of Meg Ryan’s style in Nora Ephron’s movies, esp in When Harry Met Sally. Ie. what is it exactly that makes her whole look in that film work so well
Hearing you say “nick Parker” in your British accent just…🥰🥰 I loved it so much!
The Holiday is one of my favorite movies! Would love to see an analysis of the change in their clothes as their characters grow.
The Holiday is my favorite movie. Please do a video on it 😁
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practical magic is moon example @@elliejeanroyden
I love this style but it never felt very me. I have a strong earth style root. I wouldn't have expected this to have an earth root but with you explaining how it does, I feel inspired to take ideas from the earth section. I'm a fan of bucket hats and patterned scarves so this feels fun. (I hear stripey scarves will be trendy).
Since you're doing back to basics with Kibbe soon - could you analyse women of diverse ethnicities? As always, love your content 🤍
Yes! Would love the Kibbe analysis of The Holiday
Plz do The Holiday!
This explains why I struggled to hate Meredith in The Parent Trap - she was so chic! Why do they always make the best dressed characters the villains?
PLEASE PLEASE Do an analysis of Cameron Diaz’s character in “The Other Woman”… It may not have been an incredibly popular movie. BUT her fashion in that movie is styled exactly as I fantasize about having my own style!
I’d love to know what you think her style roots are in that movie?! Pretty please. ♥️♥️♥️
Honestly that movie is kinda fun and underrated within all it’s ridiculousness lol
Another unpopular opinion: Danny McBride is working with some genius! All his shows are crass but the wardrobe person knows how to capitalize on essences and colors so well, there is a character with a permanent lollipop that I never noticed bc it’s fits so well with his stature and feel❤
Would you do You’ve got mail? We need a Meg Ryan fall analysis! 😂
THE HOLIDAY analysis please ❤❤❤!!! Thank you!
Yay to more style analysis for film and TV! Can you do Euphoria next or the Devil Wears Prada
I absolutely love that did a deep dive on the style in these movies! I’ve always been obsessed with the interior design in all her movies (but particularly these three!), and could talk for hours about the spaces she’s created. But back to clothes-I also noticed how she uses a lot of teal (in very subtle ways) in The Holiday, which is a trick cinematographers use to make the skin tones come alive.
The shoes you’re promoting look amazing.
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Yes! Please do a style breakdown of The Holiday!
This was such a great little breakdown! So true these movies do have that special look that’s based in classical outfits and nostalgia!
Nancy Meyers in my opinion is a true cinema auteur and vastly underrated. 🙏 I’m glad to see a video about the fashions in here movies.
My grandmother went to Bermuda every summer in the 1970s and wore very big, loud, bold, tropical patterns in very bright colors -- orange, hot pink, yellow, turquoise, lime green -- with huge chunky jewelry and big hats. When I hear "coastal grandmother" I think of her.
Your makeup looks soooo good here! You look super pretty
this is literally my style root combination, I love this so much!!!!
This was so fun and so well done!!
We would absolutely LOVE if you did a video on Christmas styles for all the style roots❤
Love what you do!
Yes yes yes to an analysis of The Holiday!
Amazing job, dear -Jean!!!!!!
This was great! Would love to see a more in depth video on The Holiday. Also, would love to hear your thoughts on Angelina Jolie's style in The Tourist.
Fun video! I do wish you were off to the side so the photos could be a bit larger. It’s probably OK on a computer, but I find them rather small watching on my phone. 😊
Yes, please! A style video of The Holiday would be amazing ❤ I love that movie and the christmasy outfits 😍😊
I just got the red pair last week! ❤ Love that they actually have my size 😅
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It makes sense… these movies all have the minimalist neutral vibe that’s very on trend at the moment in clothes.
Would love a video about the holiday!
I loooove e Nancy Myers universe and vibe, and I looooove your videos so this was lovely! And informative, thank you. I would be thrilled if you did a video about The Holiday!
Nancy Meyers is one of my favorite directors, her movies just make me feel so happy and confident. 🥰
Please do a video for The Holiday! One of my all time favourites
Yess pls analyse the Holiday! 🤍
You're so stunning in these outfits !!
Thank you so much!
I’ve been waiting a long time for her to do another movie………… they are wonderful 😊 Please do the Holiday because like a lot of people on here it’s my fav Xmas movie too ❤
Please do an analysis video on The Holiday. One of my fav all-time movies!
Classic movies are the best, especially in the fall and winter 🧡 I guess I need to re-analyze my style roots... I never pictured myself as earth, but I love wearing knits and all things denim. I always thought earth was more crunchy/outdoorsy than what I prefer!
Wow that outfit with the tan jacket and black dress 😍😍😍
Loved this video!! Nancy Meyers movies are some of my comfort films ❤️ do you think you could analyze Annie from Father of the Bride? It wasn’t technically directed by Nancy, but she produced it and I think her style is very prominent!
I would love a style analysis of The Holiday.
Woof. That “decades ago” hurt 😅
Can you please do a Practical Magic analysis? I love the style of both Sally and Gillian Owens (mostly Gillian) and would love to get a better understanding of their style.
I’d love to see your breakdown of the outfits in The Family Stone! Diane Keaton made me think of it lol. Every time I watch it I’m always struck by Rachel McAdams style change at the end of the movie.
I would add flower... always very soft fabrics, feminine touches
I still struggle to fully grasp the concept of style roots and which elements belong to each. Like here you're relating knits and practical items to earth but I'm pretty sure you have associated practicality with stone before and it's kinda hard to understand what is mushroom then if most elements are already covered in stone or earth. I feel like sometimes they overlap and it's hard to really understand the system in a way that can be applicable... I wish you made maybe in-depth videos of each root as a basic step before trying to find combinations? Just as a suggestion, it'd be great 😊
Hi! Yes both stone and earth are practical style roots, it's a trait they share - just as mountain and fire tend share a formality and impracticality! But earth is more rugged, more grounded, more natural whereas stone is more of-the-city, more sporty, more urban - I hope that clears up the difference!
@@elliejeanroyden Thanks for replying! It does help. I'm still puzzled about mushroom though. When I see examples I think it's something I'm drawn to, but then I see that many of those elements are also present in other roots so I'm a bit confused 😅
@@eykyrathe way I understand it is that the key word for mushroom is "simplicity". It's very clean lines and simple shapes, not a lot of patterns or crazy colors. In general, I think the easiest way to understand the roots is to describe the elements they're named after and those descriptions would be the style they represent, if that makes sense. For example, mountains are strong, imposing, and rigid. Therefore the mountain style root encompasses elements of strong tailoring, and more traditional styles that give the wearer that air of power. Flowers on the other hand are soft, delicate, and detailed. So, therefore, those are the types of clothes that go with that root.
@@RachaelTheRed I totally get your description and that's how I understand it but that just makes the lines between mushroom and stone a bit blurry like it's easier to tell them apart from other roots but not between each other and it's puzzling because I know that I gravitate towards one of them as one of my style roots but I can't tell which one it is exactly. When I did the exercise I got keywords like "cozy", "comfortable", "effortless" and also minimal in accessories.
I wish there was more Kibbe and Kitchener information in these recent videos. It's nice that you made up your own category of style roots, but I just can't get on board with it.
I love Diane Keaton's style in Because I said so. It is the only thing I remember from that movie....😅
Can you analyze more movies with your style root system please?
I would LOVE a video of Katie Holmes, especially her Dawson's Creek outfits! Pretty please 🙏
I have always wondered why is Kate Winslet a Romantic? Her shoulders are very prominent as opposed to a sloped romantic shoulders. I am curious what do you think?
as a flower moon person I would be so uncomfortable in anything shown here 😂
Not sure how you can do a Nancy Meyers related video and not know the name of the main character of probably her most well known movie.
It’s Erica Barry by the way.
I have gone and liked every comment that suggested Holiday 😁. It’s one of my favorite Christmas movies
I do love a great Nancy Meyers movie…However I think you Some of these younger “people” need to either buy a clue or find something more to do with there lives..
the content is lovely as always but let me point out how nice you look! you always do but either the makeup or something with lighting is different because somehow it’s sooo flattering, you seem much fresher and you have a distinct glow. keep this setup if you have the ways👌🏽🫶🏽
(maybe it’s just new for me, I’ve might been missing some videos lately)