What was the Deal With Rhoda's Scarves & Why Did She Wear Less of Them on Her Show? - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

Brian Damage · 03-27-2010, 04:51 PM

Anybody know the significance of the infamous scraves?

Marvo301 · 03-27-2010, 05:11 PM

http://jyanet.com/mtm/010321.shtml
This article may help answer your question.

OOliver · 03-29-2010, 11:37 AM

Interesting article.

I always figured something along those lines. After all, Rhoda was a 'creative artsy' type of gal (window dresser, costume designer), and that reflected in her clothing. Bright colors, bold patterns, big jewelry, and of course - the "scarves" around her head. All her personal expressions to show her 'creativity'.

By the third season, Rhoda went through a metamorphis (addressed in episode 10, in which she dons a 'new sophisticated look'). Seems the writers were tired of the 'artsy' Rhoda, and updated her into a sophisticated, sensible business woman.

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OOliver Member Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 28, 2009 Location: Providence RI Posts: 569	Interesting article. I always figured something along those lines. After all, Rhoda was a 'creative artsy' type of gal (window dresser, costume designer), and that reflected in her clothing. Bright colors, bold patterns, big jewelry, and of course - the "scarves" around her head. All her personal expressions to show her 'creativity'. By the third season, Rhoda went through a metamorphis (addressed in episode 10, in which she dons a 'new sophisticated look'). Seems the writers were tired of the 'artsy' Rhoda, and updated her into a sophisticated, sensible business woman.