So true! Aniston's character is "flighty & irresponsible," "young, free and single." Since she is so focused in HERself and HER career, she is incapable of truely understanding other people's feelings/thoughts. Anniston's character was numb to her mother's feelings about meeting her fiance. Plus she was numb and dumb to Nick's true feelings for her. This insensitivity to life correlates with her single-tracked mind.
Her character only sees things that are on the surface. For example, Anniston's character thought that Nick's job was meaningless. Thankfully, Nick's clear explanation of the joy and thrill he receives from doing his job opened her eyes to the meaning of life. Also, she was attracted to Sam for only his good looks, and obviously not for his inner beauty.
Quite frankly, I liked Anniston's wardrobe in this movie. Her clothing may not have been your typical, plain business attire, but I thought it was actually cute, trendy, chic, and sexy. Most of the young business women I know, that can actually afford to buy expensive designer clothing, would wear clothing that is quite similar to Anniston's wardrobe in the movie.
Her clothing represents the younger generations. Just remember that clothing and styles are forever changing. For example, many nurses no longer wear their white hats and uniforms. The old fashion business suits & dresses will eventually change too.
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