In the latest episode of the "Beauty Filter" podcast, hosts Alexis and Sassy dive into the opulent world of Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton," which has just released its much-anticipated third season. Broadcasting live with contagious enthusiasm, Sassy claims the driver’s seat for today’s discussion, eager to explore the series set in the grandeur of 1800s England, replete with its complex social ladders and vibrant characters.

The conversation flows with Sassy's quick summary of "Bridgerton," originally a book series adapted into a visual feast by Shonda Rhimes. The hosts laugh over their initial expectations of the show, joking about its unexpected blend of period piece decorum with spicy modern storytelling. They touch on the show’s ingenious way of naming the Bridgerton children alphabetically, and Sassy admits her fondness for the character Anthony Bridgerton, played by Jonathan Bailey, whose storyline and perhaps even rhinoplasty became a focal point in the second season.

The episode is not just about recounting plots and character arcs; it delves into the show's cultural impact, from fashion to societal norms depicted in the lavish settings of "Bridgerton." Alexis and Sassy discuss how the series has captivated audiences with its rich narrative and stunning visuals, sparking conversations about beauty standards of the era, reflected through modern cosmetic procedures like the "lip flip."

As they wrap up, the hosts reflect on how "Bridgerton" has become a cultural phenomenon, influencing fashion and beauty trends, and even getting nods from celebrities like Kim Kardashian. This episode of "Beauty Filter" offers listeners an engaging blend of review, analysis, and lighthearted banter, perfect for fans of the series or those curious about jumping into its colorful world.

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