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Lana Parrilla’s wardrobe for her character in USA’s The Rainmaker is earning some long-deserved praise. It all began when the network called the actress a “fashion icon” in a post; her army of fans had nothing but agree and showered their love. The limelight appears to be dancing on Parrilla’s impeccable fashion statement that she has come to almost mark her performances.
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The few simple words coming from USA Network’s official handle, “She’s truly a fashion icon. #TheRainmaker,” couldn’t have been truer, and the entire audience had their backs. This is the chorus in honor of the stylish menace Parrilla projects into her character-a quality that the audience has come to expect and cherish.
Everyone jumped in with forlorn adulation. One fan aptly expressed what most felt about the immediately famous statement: “She’s an icon, she’s a legend, she IS THE MOMENT.” Such passionate praise speaks to the deep relationship the audience shares with Parrilla’s characters, where fashion is a part of their identity. Another comment added: “Yes! Lana’s characters always have the best wardrobes in my opinion,” continuing on the same track of appreciation for excellence in her career choices and the costume designers behind them.
Then there were some who might have gotten a little more specific, reflecting such a detailed grasp of aesthetics. One rather discerning fan elaborated on an outfit’s symbolism: “Love all the looks, but I’m more inclined to think it’s tiger print given the color, and let’s face it, tigers are much more Bruiser’s speed. She’s much more predator than prey.” Beyond mere appreciation, this comment associates costume design with character development and personality with robust character portrayal within the show. It speaks volumes about viewer engagement.
All these comments indicated that the urge to replicate this style was very much present. One admirer sang, “I need one of everything in her wardrobe and asap.” Meanwhile, another one praised the network for drawing attention to the black trend so succinctly: “USA knows what the people want.” This is in acknowledgment that the post has banger deeply into one of the core reasons the audience tunes in in the first place.
With a very contrary and different personality in ‘Once Upon a Time’ and ‘Why Women Kill,’ Parrilla has the distinction of being known for power, style, and complexity. Her cast members clearly appreciate her talent. One hopes ‘The Rainmaker’ will continue that tradition. Fashion works as a form of visual storytelling with which, in every scene, the costume communicates the character’s confidence and underlines his authority. Her career includes memorable collaborations, such as her work with Sean Maguire.
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Such a unanimous reaction to the post is far beyond just apparel; it is a salute to an actress who gets lost in her roles. The clothes are central to the actor’s immersion, and the fans seem to adore them endlessly. That goes on to tell us that for an actress of Parrilla’s status, every detail from the patterns on a blazer to the cut of a silk blouse is her culture and identity—the making of an icon; therefore, to appreciate her style is to appreciate her art. This dedication to her craft was also evident in a recent convention moment she shared.
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