While all of her friends are off in far away places, Tibby stays behind and gets a job at the local Walman’s and decides to make a “suckumentary” about the lameness of her surroundings. Tibby is a filmmaker in the making and a moody camera aficionado. At first she is snarky and sarcastic, choosing to build up a wall between her and other people. The daughter of hippies turned into perfect suburban parents, she feels like an outcast most of the time with her anti-establishment views. When she meets Bailey and Brian, she learns to open up and befriend those who have more to offer beneath the surface.

Tibby Outfit Elements:

• The Walman smock is a gross shade of “boogery asparagus green,” so this loose-fitting tank offers a more stylish interpretation of Tibby’s work uniform. Tibby is a plain and easy dresser — she views fashion as a waste of time compared to her filmmaking aspirations — so when emulating her style, less is more. She prefers dark and simple colors and understated pieces.
• Her camera tote bag is large enough for all of her lenses, mikes, cameras, and other necessities. Sturdy boots and comfortable leggings make walking around (she doesn’t have a car because her parents are preoccupied with her significantly younger siblings) easy and convenient.

Bridget

Sneakers, Sunglasses, Shorts, Tank, Nail Polish, Bracelets, Necklace, Vest, Bathing Suit

Affectionately called Bee by her friends due to her habit of whizzing around and multitasking, Bridget is a total free spirit. When she walks into the room, everyone stops and takes notice. Flirtacious, spontaneous, and a stellar soccer athlete, Bridget spends her summer at an elite training camp where she ends up folowing her reckless heart more often than her fast feet. You can’t help but wince at her antics as she seduces her young soccer camp coach and does crazy things like go swimming in the middle of the night while recovering from the flu. She seems wild and free on first glance, but as we learn, Bee never got over her mother’s death and throws herself with love and abandon into everything as a way of dealing with the grief.