2018's Best Dressed Fashionistas, Past And Present
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2018'S Best-Dressed Fashionistas, Past And Present, Real And Fictional

This year's cutest couture and fashion movements!

Lauren Hernandez
Jul 11, 2018
Arizona State University
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My eight favorite fashion icons from '80s fictional characters to present day fashion models. The likes of the Kardashian clan to the Upper East Siders in "Gossip Girl" make my list.

Here are eight fashion icons I model my fashion style after:

1. Kourtney Kardashian

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Even though it's hard to have a favorite in the Kardashian/Jenner clan, Kourtney and Kylie are definitely two of the sisters I Keep Up with the most. Kourtney Kardashian might be my favorite fashionista of them all!

I love her bold looks and classic accessories. She frequently dresses her outfits up with trendy small glasses, fashionable blazers, and colorful boots. Not to forget an amazing hairstyle!

2. Cher Horowitz

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This ICONIC movie starring Alicia Silverstone is the definition of a perfect wardrobe. The movie is surrounded by the theme of fashion and good looks, which Cher exhibits perfectly. "AS IF" she wouldn't have the perfect style!

3. Halsey

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Halsey is one of my favorite fashion icons as she is into flashy and name brand clothing. Halsey always has to stand out for her unforgettable performances with an unforgettable outfit! Each outfit must match her colorful hair and makeup!

4. Rachel Green

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Rachel Green is the best example of the Perfect '90s Fashion. Not only is Rachel bold with her looks, she always manages to change it up and pull off every look.

5. Kendall Jenner

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Kendall Jenner is another sister out of the Kardashian/Jenner clan that I cannot stop myself from "Keeping Up With"! The famous supermodel and Victoria Secret Angel is constantly pulling off cute, but risky outfits making you want to own her entire wardrobe!

6. Blair Waldorf

The CW

What says style icon more than Blair Waldorf?

Not only does her mother own Waldorf designs, but she is one of the few icons of the Upper East Side, not to mention the Queen Bee of Constance!

7. Bella Hadid

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Bella Hadid, the face of Dior and high-end fashion icon knows how to prove her style on the streets!

Hadid is never shy when it comes to fashion and manages to make very bold moves work with her exotic features. She is definitely one of the most stylish women of 2018.

8. Serena Van Der Woodsen

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Serena Van Der Woodsen, the iconic Upper East Sider from Gossip Girl makes her name known in the tabloids for her flashy dresses, designer bags, and it girl fashion. She completes the dynamic duo with her best friend, Blaire Waldorf by her side!

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