Archive of the Architecture of the Feminine Body in Contemporary Film

Syracuse University School of Architecture | Becky Goetzke

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Cady, Gretchen, and Karen call each other from their respective bedrooms. The decor of Karen and Gretchen’s rooms represents their teenage girlhood, stuck between patriarchal pressures to mature and more-innocent childhood.

Waters, Mark, dir. “Mean Girls.” 2004.

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