Archive of the Architecture of the Feminine Body in Contemporary Film

Syracuse University School of Architecture | Becky Goetzke

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Cady and Regina sitting at the Plastics’ table in the North Shore High School Cafeteria; Regina is being ridiculed by her friends for wearing loungewear and eating unhealthily, hurting their social image.

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

2000s, aisles, cafeteria, chairs, dining tables, Mean Girls, North Shore High School, objectification, shades, stills, windows

beauty standards, cady heron, evanston, misogyny, objectification, patriarchy, regina george, suburban

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