Gossip Girl
2007 · 6 seasons · The CW
Gossip Girl follows a privileged group of teenagers navigating relationships, rivalries and scandals on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Fashion is central to the series’ visual identity, with characters developing distinctive wardrobes that blend designer pieces, preppy styling, glamorous dresses and polished everyday looks. Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen became especially recognizable for contrasting fashion identities, while characters such as Chuck Bass and Nate Archibald brought tailored menswear and upscale preppy style to the show.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy clothes like the ones in Gossip Girl?
Start from the Gossip Girl page: the pieces are grouped by the character who wears them, and each one lists the stores carrying it. Nothing is sold here — we point, the store sells. Expect the list to keep growing, since matching a show's wardrobe to things you can actually order takes time.
Which characters from Gossip Girl have outfits here?
Right now you'll find Blair Waldorf, Chuck Bass and Jenny Humphrey, and 2 more. Each one has a page of their own listing the pieces we've matched to their wardrobe, the stores that sell each piece and what they cost. Between them there are 0 items catalogued from Gossip Girl so far. Start with Blair Waldorf, or open the Gossip Girl page to see everyone at once.
Is the clothing here taken from the Gossip Girl production?
No. Costumes are usually made for the production or sourced from pieces that stopped being sold long ago, so what we list are items chosen for how closely they match — the cut, the colour, the fabric. Anything we describe as screen-accurate is something we could verify. The rest is honestly labelled as inspired by Gossip Girl.
How do I put together a Gossip Girl outfit?
Choose the character whose style you'd actually wear, then take the single piece that carries the look. You'll find them grouped that way on the Gossip Girl page. A whole outfit copied piece by piece tends to look like fancy dress; one strong item worn with your own clothes doesn't.