As the whole world is busy fighting the pandemic with millions of causes emerging now and then to hit its pace, another error made its way onto the social media. This time it wasn’t about any personality taking over their concerns onto a public forum about the present situation but something that overlooked everyone’s gaze till date and that too from the big screen.
Prioritizing Family Over Career: Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds
One of the most unanticipated aberration: Gossip Girl
As the dedicated Gossip Girl fandom is gearing up for its reboot which is already in-the-pipeline to release on HBO Max tentatively in 2020 sooner if not later, the 10-episode series has prompted its admirers to binge-watch the 6-season CW show and many have devoted their time to re-explore the Upper East Side spectacle. And then the mistake was spotted unexpectedly!
An irreconcilable default: Sweatpants
Going wary in Episode 4, a perspicacious viewer, however, came across a flagrant slip in the depicted vogue named “Portrait of a Lady Alexander.” While in the first few scenes, Blake Lively as Serena Van Der Woodsen is decked up in a close-fitting peach outfit, the next shot portrays the flaxen charmer with a pair of black sweatpants covering her lower portion beneath the dress! Yes, that’s what you already missed.
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Grabbing onto the defect with fleeting heed
When the video was shared in TikTok, it garnered around seven million views, led by one million “likes” and thousands of utterances. From a section of audiences, many even examined the logic behind such cloak. One of them wrote, “From my experience, if it’s cold, most actors put layers on between takes and sometimes leave them on if the shot is from the waist up.”
Now if that’s the deal, then you can’t but limit yourself from claiming that it was rather the producer’s apparel blunder long back in 2012. Truly, it was a lapse.
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