10 Iconic TV Characters Whose Style You’ll Want to Steal

No one does posh and preppy better than the Queen B of the Upper East Side: Blair Waldorf. Known for her signature headbands and glam designer ‘fits, Blair ruled the school (and our TV screens) with her perfectly-polished dresses, statement coats and bold tights. A true icon.

You know you’ve made it when you have a whole hairstyle named after you. Aside from her iconic locks, Rachel always dressed to impress us in her on-point plaid minis, baby tees, chic slip dresses, cropped sweaters and perfect power suits. She’s definitely the friend whose 90s and Y2K wardrobe you’d want to borrow!

Aspirational, over the top and oh so bold. Emily Cooper’s on-screen ensembles may be controversial, but one thing’s for sure: the fashion influencer and marketing maven certainly steals the show in her eclectic, runway-ready looks that mix bright prints, bold patterns and colors.

Vampires weren’t the only thing she was slaying. Whether she was decked out in an all-leather ensemble with knee-high boots, sporting a party-ready spaghetti strap top or donning head-to-toe pastels, Buffy’s killer sense of style was (and is!) early ‘00s fashion goals.

Bayside High’s most fashionable student! Lisa’s eclectic style was apparent throughout the show, as the trendsetter wasn’t afraid to rock everything from fun fringe jackets, to giant puff sleeve dresses, power suits (yep, to school!) and, of course, her signature oversized accessories.

Perhaps the most famous fictional style icon on our list, Carrie Bradshaw’s maximalist designer wardrobe was the envy of every girl who tuned in. She seamlessly mixed her fave vintage finds with luxury brands, made Manolo Blahniks a household name and showed us that you’re never too old to wear a tutu—or play dress up.

The girl never met a silky headscarf she didn’t like! The epitome of California cool, Summer wore our favorite Y2K trends—like velour tracksuits and fitted graphic tees, FTW—so well. The low-rise jeans though? Those can stay in the past.

Fun fact: almost everything Raven rocked on the hit Disney show was either purchased and customized or a one-of-a-kind designed piece. Her bold style matched her big personality, and if there’s one thing she taught us it’s not to be afraid to take fashion risks. But also, how can we forget her iconic faux fur jackets, love of embellishments and denim-on-denim ensembles?

Best dressed babysitter ever. Fran Fine’s fierce fashion sense was hard to miss, with her flashy outfits, signature skin-tight mini skirts and dresses, and love of all things animal print, sparkly and neon. She pushed the boundaries of fashion and wasn’t afraid to be her bold self, which resulted in some seriously iconic looks we still love today.