Joan Holloway
Built from the underwear outward.
Saturated wiggle dresses, a pen necklace, a defined waist and foundation garments nobody was ever meant to see.
See the piecesHow to dress like the characters you can't stop thinking about.
Costume designers decide who someone is long before anyone speaks. We take that apart, then go and find the pieces.
Aesthetic
7 looks
Quiet Luxury
Amy Dunne · Shiv Roy · Miranda Priestly
Aesthetic
4 looks
Mid-Century Tailoring
Narrow, short and close to the body.
Don Draper · Joan Holloway · Peggy Olson
Aesthetic
3 looks
80s Nostalgia
Eleven · Steve Harrington · Marty McFly
Aesthetic
3 looks
Dark Academia
School uniform, grown up.
Hermione Granger · Rory Gilmore · Felix Catton
Aesthetic
3 looks
Monochrome Minimal
Nothing else to look at.
Mia Wallace · Holly Golightly · Helly R
Aesthetic
3 looks
Streetwear
Oversized, graphic, four colours.
Rue Bennett · Jesse Pinkman · Fezco
Aesthetic
3 looks
Techno Noir
All black, all closed, all length.
Neo · Trinity · Lisbeth Salander
Aesthetic
3 looks
Y2K Maximalism
Carrie Bradshaw · Barbie · Ken
Camp-Collar Rayon Bowling Shirt
Boxy, silky, open at the neck — the signature piece. Go solid black, burgundy or navy.
Tony Soprano
Peter Pan Collar Black Dress
The base layer — structured collar, fitted bodice, strictly black.
Wednesday Addams
Silk Slip Dress, Bias Cut
Vintage-feeling, worn alone or layered over a tee.
Carrie Bradshaw
Pastel Colorblock Windbreaker
Oversized, bold color panels, zip-up.
Eleven
Solid Pique Polo Shirt
Tucked in, collar popped or not — always tucked.
Steve Harrington
Empire Waist Puff Sleeve Gown
Deep jewel-tone, structured bodice, flowing skirt.
Kate Sharma
Pastel Empire Waist Gown, Floral Embroidered
Powder blue or blush, embroidered bodice, flowing skirt.
Daphne Bridgerton
Oversized Tulle Midi Skirt
Voluminous, bold color, impossible to ignore.
Villanelle
Pink & White Gingham Halter Dress
Fitted bodice, full skirt, the film's most iconic look.
Barbie
Denim Jacket & Jeans Set
Matched wash, worn head-to-toe, no exceptions.
Ken
Nobody wants the costume. They want the confidence.
So we work out which single garment was doing the work — the camp collar, the three-piece tweed, the coat that never comes off — and then we go and find it.
Every wardrobe here was written by someone who actually watched the thing. Budget and splurge sit side by side, so you decide how far you want to take it.
Written and edited by Narek Avdalyan · 26 August 2026