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Please give me Buffy's closet.
It was not a 2000s outfit without headbands and rhinestones! Also, props to Lizzie for finding a cute hairstyle that actually worked for her in middle school, unlike me, who curled her hair and STRAIGHTENED her weird choppy side bangs every day.
What you bought: Chokers and rhinsetoned tank tops with matching head scarves.
Don't lie, we ALL had a colored hairspray phase. Once again, though, I could never wear hats, because my head was too large. I feel it may have been for the best.
What you bought: A large assortment of hats and colored hair accessories and jewelry.
My head was too big to pull off (well, to fit) hats like this. BUT I did try to steal those ruffled tops, and if a shirt or dress did not have an empire waist, I did not wear it.
What you bought: Ruffled tops, structured jackets, and floppy hats
Smearing black eyeliner everywhere never made us look like Effy, no matter how hard we tried. Apparently, leather jackets and combat boots are not enough to make you cool.
What you bought: Fishnet tights, a leather jacket, and combat boots.
My friend had a teal zebra print room, but my Bat Mitzvah dress was zebra, so...you decide who wins this round.
What you bought: Clashing colors, belts for your shirt, zebra print, and vests.
Marissa singlehandedly brought back peasant skirts and it is her biggest crime.
What you bought: Long skirts and EXTREMELY low cut jeans.
I literally dressed like Blair every day in high school, but if Blair shopped at Forever 21.
What you bought: So many headbands. Also pearls and colored tights.
I swear to God Elena wore the same outfit in a different color every episode. Remind me why she was so special?
What you bought: Henleys specifically from Free People and a hair straightener.
London Tiptop is a style icon and no one can tell me otherwise. The shinier, the better.
What you bought: Anything rhinestoned, sequined, or with faux fur.
A halter queen to rival Summer Roberts...both had BJSE (Big Juicy Sweatshirt Energy).
What you bought: Colorful halter dresses and tops and crop sweaters with weird necklines.
She was so ~romantic~ and "not like other girls" that she couldn't even wear a graduation cap like the rest of society. EVEN BLAIR WORE ONE, SERENA!!
What you bought: High boots and vests.
You can't be the girl next door without a massive supply of denim. Side note: I feel like we should make overalls a thing again.
What you bought: Jean overalls and oversized jackets.
Buffy was such a badass and we all wanted to be her. I still don't understand how she kicked ass in these outfits, though.
What you bought: Crop tops, short skirts, oversized cardigans, and boots.
Faux fur belonged on every collar, in every color, for every occasion.
What you bought: Anything colorful or with fur.
We all had that phase where we thought liking Avril Lavigne made us edgy.
What you bought: Band tee shirts
Cassie managed to look whimsical with her unique clothing and messy hair. We just looked like we'd raided the worst part of a thrift store and then been chased by a demon in the woods.
What you bought: Jeweled and sparkly dresses, long skirts, knee-highs.
This is...exactly how my sister dressed in 9th grade. Becky, is this where you got your style??
What you bought: Layered, flowy tops in earth tones and thin scarves.