TV Shows That Have Created Iconic Fashion Trends

3. Mad Men

Mad Men on AMC has to be one of the most famous fashion shows of all time. The prominent characters, like Don Draper and Roger Sterling, look great in their suits, but the women really stole the show when it came to style. The concert is memorable because of the poodle skirts from the 1950s, the bright patterns from the 1960s, the haircuts, and the over-the-top cat eye makeup. January Jones played Betty Draper, who always had the best outfits on the program. The costume team, on the other hand, deserves a pat on the back for paying attention to the little things and making sure that each outfit fits the time period the season was set in. We wouldn't mind trying out some of those old-fashioned styles today!

4. Gossip Girl

People still talk about Gossip Girl on the CW, both for the great clothes and the drama. Cecily von Ziegesar wrote the books that the show was based on. They told exactly what Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen preferred to wear. After that, these designers were part of the presentation. People loved the show because the primary characters, a group of rich people from Manhattan, loved fashion. Blair and Serena always wore the newest clothes from renowned fashion brands like Chanel, Moschino, and Miu Miu. HBO has agreed to bring up the teen drama, and fresh episodes should come out this year. We can't wait to find out which designers will dress the newest members of the Gossip Girl team.

5. Pretty Little Liars

Pretty Little Liars on Freeform featured a lot of drama and a lot of fashion when it came to the four main protagonists and their friends. Troian Bellisario played Spencer, who always wore preppy attire like polo shirts and blazers. Shay Mitchell played Emily, who dressed a lot of sporty and athleisure outfits. Lucy Hale played Aria, who was noted for her boho-chic style. Ashley Benson played Hanna, who always tried to keep up with the latest fashion trends. These four characters together made youngsters want to try out diverse looks and be proud of their own unique styles.