Here are the 10 most popular fashion TV series.
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With the remake of Sex and the City, Ms. Bradshaw's wardrobe was finally open again. SJP duly put on celine melody's high heels and started driving fans crazy with her photos of bulletproof boy bands taken on set
Emily in Paris
Is it realistic that an entry-level marketing executive's wardrobe is crammed with Chanel, Christian Louboutin and Kenzo Takada? not. Is the styling completely reasonable? not. But this fashion show is a fantasy about Parisians, and it should be approached in such a way.
The Crown
"The Crown" featured Vanessa Kirby as the fragile, rebellious, and incredibly fashionable princess Margaret. Then there's newcomer (and now a mature fashion darling) Emma Corrin, who is probably the most obsessed fashion icon of all time: Diana Spencer. From emanuel's wedding dress to the thrilling Australian tour dress, the show's meticulous remake of the little princess's wardrobe is truly a visual feast.
The Battle of Succession
So far, Shiv Roy has officially taken a place in the temple of women in suits who wield power in popular culture. Since Claire Underwood in House of Cards and Prada-loving Olivia Pope in Scandal, we haven't seen a TV character so obsessed with ultra-extravagant cuts and sharp shoulders. Costume designer Michelle Matland described Sif's costumes in the row and Stella McCartney's costumes as her "new armor." In that family, she needed it.
"Kill Eve"
In the first season of Kill Eve, angel-faced killers and molly goddard's layers of pink tulle combined to form an iconic fashion moment on television. While the plot of the second season didn't climax, Judy Comer's attire still caught the audience's eye — her pink rosie assoulin top and vintage lacroix earrings were eye-catching highlights.
The Trial of Kristin Keeler
Before the BBC adaptation aired, the Profumo affair was described as Britain's response to the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal... But have nice clothes. On the screen, it didn't disappoint. Costume designer Pam Downe, who designed an extremely precise '60s costume, points out how Christine Keeler (played by Sophie Cookson) has taken over different worlds. As a result, people see her wearing a neat little straight-neck dress, a flowing coat, perfect eyeliner, shoulder contact with high society, or dining with her friend Ellie Bamber at Mayfair's restaurant.
The Fall
In this creepy BBC thriller, there's only one thing more compelling than the cat-and-mouse mental game between DSU's Stella Gibson and serial killer Paul Spector, and that's Gillian anderson's perfect silk shirt line.
Mad Men
From cocktails to a constant stream of cigarette smoke, this moody period drama is reminiscent of Madison Avenue in the '60s, with a nuance to detail — including costumes. Office sexy Joan Holloway and fragile housewife Betty Draper compete for the title of Best Wardrobe. Betty's dress, inspired by Grace Kelly, surprised us a little.
"The Fading Sisters"
Whether she's a bohemian hippie, or a French girl's casualness, or just slightly inappropriate, Jessa's wardrobe is always effective in distracting her from any (often unforgivable) comments that come out of her mouth.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Donna Zakowska, the costume designer for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, also won the Costume Designers Guild Award for her performance on the show.
Sex and the City
Yes, Kelly Bradshaw is mentioned twice. Seventeen years ago, the "ultimate single girl" walked to the TV sunset with her soul mate and a large shopping bag, but her huge wardrobe is still the object of obsession. Thanks to the return of the 1990s, Kelly's early image — a Fendi bag and bare sandals — feels more meaningful than ever. Despite the painful failure of Sex and the City 2, fans are anxious about her return on the rebooted little screen.