If you want to dress 10x better,

If you want to dress 10x better, better, these are the shows you need to watch. These are actually really good to learn from because if you pay attention, there's a lot of lessons you can steal for your own style. Or if all else fails, at least you'll walk away thoroughly entertained. Number one is Survival of the Thickest. You can totally watch this for body confidence dressing, how to incorporate color and literal proof that it doesn't matter what size you are, if you have style, you can wear anything you want. Number two is Killing Eve. This one's more for learning how clothes can build a character, your character, your alter ego. You don't have to just wear clothes, you can build a whole personality around it. Number three, Pose. This one's for fashion identity, performance, community. You will walk away from this show being reminded that when it comes to fashion, that's imagination. The only thing that's limiting you is your imagination. Number four, I'm in love with this show, The Gilded Age. This show is going to educate you on silhouette, fabric, accessories. Aside from the show being good, it's a good reminder that y'all are under accessorizing. Fashion-wise, it does kind of what Bridgerton does, but the vibe is totally different. Moving on, number five, Sex and The City. If you've been living under a rock, this show is an absolute masterclass in experimentation, dressing high and low, and where whatever you want, anybody understands the vision. Number six, Emily in Paris. This show is a little low-key. I hate watch it, but I like it. This show for its color, print, style choices, and just plain old audacity, basically fully committing to the bit. And number seven, The New Look. This one only has one season, I think, but it's good homework to watch for silhouette, couture, fashion history, and all the designers that shaped what fashion is today. Comment Below. Let me know what you're watching next. And let me know what I missed.