Rachel Abrams

So, like, the show has created these two poles.

I've seen articles saying, what is so special about This is the Gap and how can we all dress like her?

The other sort of visual element of this show that I think is appealing to people is just the portrayal of the 90s.

Ah, the 90s in New York City.

You were anonymous.

And you were not documented.

Not every single moment...

of your life was under the microscope?

There were no location services, not that I was aware of anyway.

So you think people are looking at this and feeling either nostalgic for it or pining for it if they never got to experience it?

Honestly, as someone who lived through it, I'm not nostalgic for it.

But you can understand why, actually.

You're bringing up a good point because if you didn't live through it, it's this idealized version of the 90s that maybe you're fascinated by.

I feel like the appeal of Love Story in terms of the era that it portrays and how it could appeal to an entirely new generation is so similar to Sex and the City.

Sex and the City, the city was a character.

The fashion was a character.

And even if you didn't live through that time, you look at that and I think that brought an entire generation of women to New York City.

Just like they're going to Panitou.

Yes.

Or C.O.