1. Gossip Girl- Given.

2. Sex And The City- We couldn’t decide which should’ve been first, but then again, Gossip Girl is like a younger version of Sex and the City…

3. Ugly Betty- Even though Betty is meant to be super cheesy and unfashionable, she actually wears a lot of designer stuff. And Amanda? Fabulous.

4. Marissa Cooper and Seth Cohen from the O.C.- Marissa may have had her problems, but that girl knew how to dress.  And Seth definitely popularized the whole ‘nerd/hipster’ thing…sorry Ryan, wife beaters aren’t exactly fashionable.

5. Silver from 90210- Can’t say I ever wore thigh-highs and heels to high school.

6. Kelly Bundy from Married With Children- Move over Kelly Kapowski, Christina Applegate is way hotter than you…or maybe just sluttier?

7. Addison Forbes-Montgomery from Private Practice- Oh you know, just another day at the office in my high-waisted skirt and adorable blouse

8. Swingtown- Check out that dude’s orange bell bottoms!

9. Mad Men- I really wish people still dressed like this, it’s so awesome.

10. Dahlia Malloy from the Riches- Definitely not how my mom dresses.

Anything we missed? What’s your favorite show stylist?

"The Blair Bitch Project" -- Pictured (l-r) Emma DeMar as Elise,Amanda Setton as Penelope, Nicole Fiscella as Isabel, and Taylor Momsen as Jenny in Gossip Girl on The CW PHOTO CREDIT: Giovanni Rufino/THE CW ©2008 THE CW NETWORK, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

SWINGTOWN, a new drama series which peeks into the shag-carpeted suburban homes of the culturally transformative '70s to find couples reveling in the sexual and social revolution that introduced women's liberation and challenged conventional wisdom, premieres Thursday, June 5th (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. During this heady era of provocative change, Susan and Bruce Miller (Molly Parker and Jack Davenport) move their family to an affluent Chicago suburb where they're confronted with personal choices, experimentation and shifting attitudes, all against the backdrop of a changing social climate defined by its unforgettable music, fashion and style. In this scene from the premiere episode, they enjoy the festivities at their new neighbors' eye-opening Fourth of July party. Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS ©2007 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.

I know we’re all about the 90′s in fashion lately, but I think we missed some major style trends from the era that brought us disco, John Travolta and of course wife swapping. Oh, Swingtown, this amazingly magical world you speak of, did it ever really exist?

While women have been rocking 70′s inspired looks for some time, I feel that men really missed out on picking up this trend. The shirts in the video are highly covettable. I think I’m heading to Cheap Jacks to see if I can spot some.