my first connection evil, Oddly enough, this is material-based. My 7th grade crush wore a heather gray merch sweatshirt with “Wicked” embroidered on the front almost every day at middle school in California. He told people that seeing it on Broadway with his family changed his life, and I soon decided to feel the same way.
I downloaded the soundtrack onto my pink iPod and memorized all the lyrics to this award-winning soundtrack. I pored over the book by Gregory Maguire that I requested for my 13th birthday. And I cornered my parents to take my family to New York for the first time to see a Broadway show.
A year and a change later, my pestering has been spoiled. I actually saw it and it changed my life. A glittering Oz Dust ballroom, an “other” girl finding unexpected love and understanding, and vocals that bounce off the atmosphere. I bought a heather gray hoodie and wore it almost every day of eighth grade to impress my crush, who I finally got to call my boyfriend for six weeks.
He’s now proud to be a gay man, just like I’m proud to be a bisexual woman, and it doesn’t matter. I continued to pursue a career centered around fashion, and he continued to pursue a career centered around performance. And our simple cotton parka symbolized the beginning of a powerful and irresistible connection to one of the greatest musicals of the 21st century. I evil Super fan.
With the arrival of evil After years of waiting, the children of the theater fraternity are finally being fed. It wasn’t just the untouchable performances of songs that were recognizable note by note, but also the creation of a world that felt like home, from the landscape to the seams. A whole new generation of young people will be singing “For Good” at graduations and dressing up in bubble dresses and structured black hats for Halloween.
Paul Tazewell, costume designer for evil A film that is a storied experience on both stage and screen (think Lin Mauer-Miranda’s work) hamilton and Spielberg’s west side story), get lost in over 1,000 incredibly detailed pieces designed by Teen Vogue for two films. Working with over 70 artisans and artisans, each item, from heel to crown, has been reimagined to retell this incredible story.
