You’re Standing On My Neck
April 26th, 2012 | 4 Comments

Round black glasses, green jacket, black skirt, and combat boots! If you spent part of your high school education in the 90s, no doubt you met Daria Morgendorffer.
Daria was one of many intelligent, cynical, and witty women of the 90s that had a big influence on my adolescent life. Animated or not, she was definitely a memorable voice of my generation. It was Daria that showed me and probably many other rather shy and awkward late-bloomers, that it’s okay to have standards and principles.
Through her own failures as well, she showed us that our own fears of losing an identity, shouldn’t stop us from futher developing socially, intellectually, or emotionally.
Since I’ve been watching Daria episodes while working, I got to thinking that doing an updated but inspired Daria look would be fun.
I also posted this look on my lookbook, so if you like it please feel free to hype it. Thanks.

Back in 1997 when Daria first aired, I used to see myself as Daria. Looking back, I am totally more of a Jane Lane type. Though I didn’t fit in, I also wasn’t stubbornly content on staying in my world and judging people who didn’t quite live up to my personal standards. This is much more characteristic of Jane than Daria.






















