to be high fashion savvy doesn’t make it any more likable/dislikable. even within the designer/couture world there is so much variety. i think gossip girl has high fashion that is trendy which audiences can relate to. seems like they were purposely staying away trendy in New Moon.

people try and they “get things wrong” all the time. doesn’t mean they did a bad job, just not what [insert name(s)/pronoun(s)] like. i try to give the benefit of the doubt. after all, its not her fault that she didn’t know what my version of the clothes should look like. =)

Angela was better dressed than Bella I think the only one worth it was the green dress and the assemble she used on the Vulturi scene.

The James Dean look on Edward was passable but he is a teenager with a lot of money and a girlfriend he should be wearing something hip and sexy like on the first movie and who the hells wears a suit at the forest! He could had used something special but not a freaking suit. Indeed he is showing his century there and too much black with his skin color he should wear something that make him look less pale not Snowwhite.
Jacob didn’t wore much so whatever.
Funny enough I liked Alice crazy assembles and the scarf and glasses, most fashionista people try to mix a lot of things I think it fits her personality.

Bella: her wardrobe fits the “averageness” and her non-attention to fashion, but the green dress at her birthday makes her look 12. Sadly it looks like something dug out of Ross’ the day after Christmas.

Edward: grandpa could’ve done better than that black lapel and herringbone jacket.

I don’t think that the average Twilighter in un-savvy in his/her taste of high-fashion. *note it was a fellow Twilighter that found the dress that S. Meyer’s describes in the book from a Paris 03 runway shot.

Look at the success of Gossip Girl and SITC where wardrobe really adds to the characters’ development. With their new budgets and sponsors I think that they can afford something better the next couple of movies. Hoping that Eric Daman steps in to help.

bella-less the awkward teenager look, but very similar from first movie

jacob–not hard to get right. he’s pretty much shirtless 80% of the time on screen.

alice–appropriate, but i think too high fashion to be relatable for the average american movie goer.

over all i think the wardrobe was less likable b/c it wasn’t as trendy as twilight. but by not being so, i can see how it had more of a universal/international appeal and will ultimately be “timeless,” and er..”age” better.

Where did all the hip vampires go??

AND ALICE? OMG….let’s not even go there.

Bella was the only one who looked nice.