'Gossip Girl' Fashion Hits & Misses

The Good, the Bad, the Totally Fugly

On the CW's <a href='http://television.aol.com/show/gossip-girl/1341968/main' target='_blank'>'Gossip Girl,'</a> the clothes are as much a character as the Upper East Siders themselves. From far-out fashions to wearable trends, we picked the best and the worst from this designer-loving bunch. Keep clicking to see the looks we're crazy about -- and the ones that just look crazy. <i>-- By Maggie Furlong</i>

The Good, the Bad, the Totally Fugly

Uniformly Fabulous

School uniforms can be such a drag -- unless, of course, you're as crafty as Serena van der Woodsen. Once you add a belted camel coat, a stylish butterscotch purse and metallic gold gloves, the stuffy collegiate air gets expelled.

Posted » Apr 17th 2008 8:06AM by Maggie Furlong Filed under » Features
Filed under » fashion, GossipGirl

Reader Comments (page 1)

what???that outfit is great...chic...and so blair...i really cant agree...actually i dont like serenas dress at ball but everythingelse is faboulus...

Posted at 3:38PM on Sep 9th 2008 by tina

i have to disagree. chuck always wears something wacky, but it always suits him and his personality

dnt dis the scarf lol

Posted at 11:14AM on Sep 24th 2008 by Jess

I love the style of all the characters. I found this blog, http://blog.ebates.com/blog/2008/10/shop-like-your.html, where you can shop the looks of the show and save $$$$. So happy!

Posted at 12:15PM on Oct 21st 2008 by Maxine

...you're nuts, if you can't see how fab blair's ensemble is on slide 13 then there might be something wrong with your fashion sense after all...

Posted at 10:14PM on Dec 24th 2008 by albeitalways

What? Blair's outfits are always gorge. Please. And Chuck's outfits are a bit on the over side but hey, it's Chuck Bass and his incredibly sexy personality. What else would you expect?

Posted at 2:28AM on Jan 19th 2009 by Suzie

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