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The children of today will never know the full level of pettiness and drama that this soap opera brought in the '80s. I'm serious y'all: There was a lot of money, backstabbing, business deals, and dramaaa, and I LIVED for it. Oh, and the fashion of Joan Collins was unparalleled with silk blouses, elaborate hats, and lots of furs.
I don't care how pretentious she was, Hilary Banks could DRESS like nobody else. She pulled off everything she wore — from structured blazers to off-the-shoulder LBDs, Hilary could do no wrong.
Listen to me when I say that I watched The Golden Girls RELIGIOUSLY as a child (heck, I still do, now). While laughing at their shenanigans and learning valuable life lessons, I got to enjoy how each one had — and owned — her own unique, totally '80s style.
Even when it first aired, Sex And the City was ahead of its time, style-wise. From Carrie's designer outfits to Miranda's lawyer-approved wardrobe, there was never a dull style moment on this show. In fact, Carrie Bradshaw was the reason so many of us, myself included, swore to one day own a pair of Manolos. (I'm still working on that one, though).
Cookie Lyon is a BEAST at this style game. Honey can give me furs, leopard prints, stoles, hair, everything! She proves that color isn't something to run away from, and the bolder the color, the bolder the woman! Sis, can I borrow your wardrobe for a day?
Fran served me a lewk EVERY episode. Everything from designer skirts to her body-hugging dresses, she knew what worked for her and how to strut her stuff. I love Fran Fine so much, I did an entire tribute to her.
NOBODY can slay an outfit like Miss Piggy, who proved that only true divas can own an outfit like her. She gave me glitz, glamor, sequins, fringe, and an attitude of a movie star. What a style knockout.