Netflix Character Wednesday Addams Breaking The Internet For Style-Related Searches

Jenna Ortega isn't the only person inspired by Wednesday Addams!

The actress' fame skyrocketed after landing the titular role in the Netflix series "Wednesday." Although the show debuted in 2022, her character remains a fashion icon thanks to fans keeping the spooky queen in the number one spot of the most Googled characters in the style department.

A study sent exclusively to The Blast shows that millions are taking notes from Jenna Ortega's character in "Wednesday." However, the entertainer has since evolved to rocking styles made famous by other actresses and beloved TV characters.

Netflix character fashion has become a trend among fans, with many taking inspiration from their favorite shows and bringing these dazzling styles to life.

Ortega's Wednesday has impressed millions, making her character the most searched Netflix character, with 4,884,650 monthly searches linked to her dark and edgy style.

The study by Kaiia confirmed Ortega's character had nearly five million monthly style-related searches. Internet sleuths wanted to recreate her spooky yet chic vibe, especially her academic look, with her signature black dress and white collar becoming more than a Halloween costume.

In second place is Princess Diana, portrayed by Elizabeth Debicki in "The Crown." Lovers of the regal show channeled their inner 90s elegance by trying to recreate the character's vintage appeal and old-money vibe. With 643,810 monthly searches, vintage Channels and pastel suits have become a fan favorite.

Another Netflix show that has sent fans scrabbling to research its character's fashion is the "Bridgerton" series. Daphne Bridgerton, portrayed by Phoebe Dynevor, holds the third spot in the most searched Netflix character in the style department.

While Princess Diana screams regal elegance, Daphne offers a more feminine and fairy-tale-like allure. The character's soft and innocent vibes earned her 613,330 monthly searches from fans attempting to bring her flowery and pastel-toned outfits to life.

At number four is Emily Cooper from "Emily in Paris," with Lily Collins doing a fantastic job depicting the character's bold and dramatic flair. The character's cool and somewhat tomboy style garnered 502,610 monthly searches.

Millie Bobby Brown's Eleven from "Stranger Things" takes the number five spot with 145,440 monthly searches. This rank is considerably lower than others because the character's style starts heavy on tomboy vibes before developing into a nostalgic 80s fashion.

A year after Ortega's Netflix show premiered in 2022, she noted the titular character had helped her embrace her love for everything goth. However, her taste in fashion has since evolved beyond dark and spooky vibes.

The TV personality turned heads at the "Hurry Up Tomorrow" world premiere in New York on May 13. She killed two birds with a stone by acknowledging her presence in the Big Apple by honoring "Sex and the City," one of the most famous shows centered around the city.

Ortega embodied the show's main character, Carrie Bradshaw, by donning her famous Christian Dior newspaper print dress.

Sarah Jessica Parker, the actress who plays Carrie, first rocked the fit on the show's third season. The episode debuted in October 2000 before the character brought back the dress in 2010's "Sex and the City 2," per PEOPLE.

In 2023, The Blast reported Ortega had credited her evolved sense of style to her role as Wednesday. She claimed she picked up fashion notes while portraying the spooky teenager and rocked multiple outfits inspired by the character at various events, including the 2023 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards.

Ortega explained that she had always "respected" goth culture, an interest that matched her darker sense of humor. Despite these traits, she noted she could never fully express herself until she embraced her role as Wednesday. She also credited the character for making her "more adventurous" and creative.

The actress showed these traits at the SAG ceremony, stunning fans in a beautiful black Versace number. The dress accentuated her curves with its cleavage-baring design and a flowing skirt. Additionally, the outfit came with a high-high slit that flaunted Ortega's flawless legs.

Besides making headlines for her fantastic portrayal of Wednesday, Ortega faced criticism for her comments about the show's original script. During an interview, she revealed the vision writers had for the character did not align with hers.

According to Ortega, she changed her character's lines to give the role a more rounded personality. However, her decision did not sit right with producer Steven DeKnight. He vehemently called out the actress on X, claiming her actions were disrespectful.

DeKnight labeled Ortega's comments "beyond entitled and toxic," stressing that as an actress, she did not have the full picture showrunners wanted for the series. Although he acknowledged her as a good entertainer, he implied she was not the type of person he could work with.

Will Jenna Ortega's Wednesday remain the number one spot in Netflix character fashion?