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The 20 Most Stylish TV Shows That Redefined Fashion
Television has long influenced the way we dress, with certain shows leaving quite a mark on fashion trends and pop culture. From period dramas to contemporary teen thrillers, these shows have become cultural landmarks not just for the plot but for their visual aesthetics. Whether it’s the vintage elegance ofMad Men, the effortlessly cool street style inGossip Girl, or the edgy couture inEuphoria, TV has often set the tone for what ends up on the runwayor in your closet. Costume designers have evolved into unsung fashion icons, shaping everything from high school trends to red carpet inspiration. Check out this top list of 20 most stylish TV shows and how they redefined our ideas around fashion, self-expression, and identity. Whether you’re a fashion buff or just love a good binge, these shows prove that what we watch can have a lasting influence on how we show up in the world.
20. Sex and the City (1998-2004)
Carrie Bradshaws fashion bible came alive on screen, complete with tulle skirts, eccentric patterns, Manolo Blahniks and daring combinations. This series didnt just follow trends. It made them, and inspired the modern person to be bold and fashionable.
19. The Crown (2016-present)
One could say that The Crown is polished elegance and fashion personified. With meticulous recreations of royal ensemblescrisp tailoring, fancy accessories, elegant coatsthis show reminds us that regal sophistication never goes out of style.
18. Gossip Girl (2007-2012)
No show landed on this list without earning its stripesand Gossip Girl brought preppy prep to the next level. These Upper East Side high schoolers made lazy weekends look totally effortless and classy. With sharply tailored blazers, frocks, and Serene and Blairs contrasting styles, we were left every episode begging for more fashion moments.
17. Emily in Paris (2020-present)
Love it or hate it, Emily in Paris is a feast for the eyes when it comes to French-inspired style with a fresh twist. From statement hats to vibrant mini skirts and mismatched socks, Emily Cooper embodies fashion on a whimsical, social media-forward adventure.
16. Mad Men (2007-2015)
Set on 1960s Madison Avenue, Mad Men felt like a bespoke fashion museum. Don Drapers crisp suits and Peggy Olsons sleek pencil skirts defined what office chic meant. Every detail, from the ties to the pumps, was a wonderful nod to mid-century class.