The Rise of Girlboss: A Review of the Netflix Series

Last month, the first season of Girlboss landed on Netflix, and fans of teen dramas are eagerly awaiting more episodes to come. The series has received a generally positive response, but like any show, it's not without its flaws and setbacks. As a newcomer to the world of streaming, Girlboss features a young cast member telling the story of how Nasty Gal, an international brand, came to be.

The show is close to wrapping up its first season, making it more than achievable for viewers to finish the series before season two lands. For fans of Mean Girls-esque shows, Girlboss will likely resonate with its focus on four girls teaming up to keep their secrets hidden after being threatened by a blackmailer.

In contrast to Riverdale, which has received widespread attention in recent years, Girlboss takes a darker and more realistic approach to storytelling. However, the show still shares enough similarities with Riverdale to justify its inclusion on this list.

Outside of the show itself, the term 'Girlboss' has become a cultural phenomenon, with Sophia Amoruso's book and brand inspiring millions around the world. The Girlboss Rally, held in Los Angeles, saw 500 women attend, with over 2,500 uses of the hashtag #girlbossrally on Instagram.

Fans of teen dramas may also want to check out Pretty Little Liars, which is set to arrive on Netflix in a few regions exclusively. Based on the final days of Hannah Baker's life, the show tells its story through a series of tapes left behind after her death.

With its positive reception and growing fan base, Girlboss is definitely worth checking out for fans of teen dramas and those interested in the world of entrepreneurship.

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