There are many remarkable female characters on television nowadays. Be it reigning over two empires, or bringing down governments, these females have done it all and more, while looking incredibly stylish at the same time!
Here are 11 female TV characters whose wardrobes we’d love to raid!
1) Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City
Her sartorial genius has been lauded since a long time, and there is no question that she is one of the most stylish TV characters of all time. Whether it’s a tutu or a couture gown, no one does it better than Carrie.
2) Rachel Greene, F.R.I.E.N.D.S
Her confusing relationship with Ross aside, Rachel never had a badly dressed moment on screen ever, aside from the hideous bridesmaid dress at Mindy’s wedding! She even worked for top fashion brands like Ralph Lauren and Bloomingdale store.
3) Queen Mary of Scotland and France, Reign
Reign — Image Number: RE1_Gallery_Mary1_1518r.jpg — Pictured: Adelaide Kane as Mary, Queen of Scots — Photo: Mathieu Young/The CW — © 2013 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved.
Mary might have her handful with running two empires, fighting conspirators and what not, but there is no moment on screen when her style game is off. This medieval monarch is always dressed to the nines and makes us all wish we could go back in time and wear those gorgeous ball gowns and tiaras!
4) Blair Waldorf, Gossip Girl
The Queen bee of Manhattan, Blair Waldorf gave us all major wardrobe goals with her incredibly put together look every single episode.
5) Serena van der Woodsen, Gossip Girl
Serena has mastered the art of looking incredibly stylish even if she is wearing a garbage bag. Her effortless style choices made us all a not so pretty shade of green with envy, more often than not!
6) Olivia Pope, Scandal
Nobody has ever said that you could manage major political crisis, while looking incredibly fabulous all the time.
7) Betty Draper, Mad Men
While Don Draper’s ex wife might be an emotional roller coaster, there is no question that nobody does 50s fashion better than Betty Draper.
8) Joan Holloway, Mad Men
Miss. Holloway has not only created a niche for herself in the predominantly male advertising agency scene in 50s but also created the iconic Joan Holloway look while she was at it!
9) Cookie Lyon, Empire
There is nothing subtle about Cookie. The Queen of the Empire, makes gaudy leopard print and faux fur outfits look a million bucks and she knows it!
10) Leslie Knope, Parks and Rec
There wasn’t any time when Leslie did not rock a pantsuit better than anyone we know.
11) Ashley Davenport, Revenge
She might have been the troublemaker, but her style game could have rivaled the best of the Hamptons any day!