Netflix's new teen drama, Trinkets, is going to have the world hooked
If we weren’t already spending our life on the sofa keeping up with the latest Love Island dramas, Netflix is adding to our busy viewing schedule with the addition of teen drama, Trinkets.
Adapted from the YA novel by Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith of the same name, Trinkets tells the story of three teenage girls - a grieving misfit, a quiet outsider and the high school queen B - who find solace in each other’s friendship as they battle high school dramas and identity crises. They also all share a common interest in stealing.
In the newly-released trailer, the trio can be seen at Kleptomaniacs and Shoplifters Anonymous meeting where their friendship is first formed. From there, they unite through their acts of thievery throughout Portland. From LGBTQ issues to the process of grieving, Trinkets is exploring many of the modern day struggles for teens today.
Deadpool’s Brianna Hildebrand, The Flash’s Kiana Madeira and Granada Nights Quintessa Swindell will star as the three leading ladies.
According to author Kirsten Smith, who also serves as an executive producer, friendship is at the heart of the series "It's also about looking beyond how someone might seem on the surface and finding that if you get to know them, you can find unexpected connections and value in people,"she told Teen Vogue. It certainly looks set to deliver.
We’re sold. Are you?
Trinkets will be available from Netflix on June 14.
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