Her gothic style is an inspiration to fans

What will you wear Wednesday Addams? Many fans of the Netflix series about the grim daughter of the famous Addams family – played by Jenna Ortega (20) – are asking this question at the moment. Academy Award-winning fashion designer Coleen Atwood (74) drew inspiration for her outfits from London street style and the looks of today’s teens, like herself. in an interview explained.

Wed Addams: In the age of social media

It was very important for her to transfer the classic Wed style to the modern era. It’s no wonder the Netflix series kicked off a new fashion trend: Not only are Wednesday’s looks dark and gothic, but they also thrive on a Y2K vibe.

Although Wednesday Addams firmly rejects social media in the series, her style inspires people on social media with her modern interpretation. Atwood defined the garments in two primary colors: black and white. To do this, she plays with different textures, materials, and surfaces in the clothes.

Wednesday Addams: Your master pieces

If you want to get particularly close to the classic Wednesday style, you can Based on the outfit from the first scene of the series. In it, Wednesday wears a black high neck midi dress. The oversized white collar and cuffs provide a strong contrast and are reminiscent of the daughter Addams look known from decades ago.

In the new series, her wardrobe has been expanded to include some everyday clothing items: her ensemble includes a tight black leather jacket, a black and white striped jumper and a black hoodie. And don’t forget the “Nevermore” costume, which consists of a white blouse, tank top, pleated skirt and jacket. Black stockings, black thick boots, and braided braids are also part of the Wednesday standard. Gothic vibes meet classic college looks here.

Wednesday Addams: The Extraordinary Appearance

However, it’s one look from the series that stands out most to most fans. In the fourth episode Wed wears Airy black evening dress for the school ball. Despite the ruffles and romantic details, the dark glamor look is in no way flirty or playful. The dress is from the Alaïa Fall 2021 collection, according to fashion designer Atwood.