This series has an awesome main character who is a role model for all
girls, especially those wanting to be in the executive workplace! True
Jackson (Keke Palmer) is a fifteen year old girl. While selling sandwiches
inside a fashion agency for a sum mer
job, the owner of Mad Style!, a huge fashion label, walks by and compliments
True on her clothing. The owner and president, Mr. Madigan, is played
by Greg Proops, who is just the right mix of goofy and eccentric to pull
it off.
True explains that her clothes are actually his design, but with a few of her personal touches. She loves to rework clothes she buys at the store to make them even better. The next thing she knows, she is in charge of the Youth Department as Vice President, making her the youngest executive in the history of the company!
With cool perks such as her own office, which she gets to design herself, and a remote-controlled wall that opens to reveal a fridge and TV, True is living her dream. But then she meets her co-workers.
True is a loveable character. She is sweet and determined, firing her assistant so her best friend can fill the spot. At first, True is bullied by her coworkers because she’s so young. True feels intimidated, but then she realizes that her position is just like high school, with cliques and cattiness and all. When True gains confidence in herself and also the courage to voice her opinions, she changes the company for the better. Her creative ideas with colors and patterns and unique touches bring life to boring designs.
One really cool part of the show is the set. Most shows take place in schools or houses. Because True works at a fashion company, we get to see runway shows, models, and tons of clothes and fashion. This ‘summer job’ shows us what it might be like in the fashion industry. Along the way, True has a few love interests and many hilarious moments which are really fun to watch!
True Jackson shows that you can be a real friend and a fun-loving teenager while also being part of a huge corporation. She remains herself and never gets caught up in the rush or stress of the fashion world. Because of this, it is easy to see why she is named ‘True’. Through it all, she remains ‘true’ to herself and to her friends. She is a great reminder that we can do anything we put our minds to!
SmartGirl comments:
  by
Destiny, age 11.
I think it is pretty funny, but sometimes it gets a little boring. It
is not my favorite show, but I still like it.
Have you seen True Jackson VP? What did you think of it?
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