7 Clueless looks that are 'like, totally' relevant now
As Clueless turns 25, we look back at the film's fashion legacy
It's not easy to create costumes so memorable that they immediately trigger images of a film, let alone outfits that still feel relevant 25 years down the line. Such can be said of Mona May's Clueless costumes, which ignored Nineties grunge to create a fantasy wardrobe of what wealthy American teenagers might wear.
As the Nineties revival rages on, the film's style is as appealing now as it was then. Feminine, playful and optimistic, we still want to be in Cher's fashion gang.
The first-day-of-school scene
The most iconic of all Clueless costumes, the yellow plaid outfit was designed by Dolce & Gabbana. The miniskirt has a real Vetements appeal.
Tai's makeover debut scene
Step into Topshop right this minute and expect to see a replica of all three of these looks, from A-line buttoned skirts (very Alexa Chung) and tartan minis to cropped knitwear and velvet dresses.
The shopping scene
Mary-Janes were Cher's footwear of choice and this silver pair have a Gucci look about them that we'd still wear today. Swap the knee-high socks for a midi-length skirt or straight-leg jeans and you're season-appropriate.
The driving scene
Remember the scene where Cher tries to convince Josh into taking her driving? For matters of negotiations, she wears her toughest leather jacket. The classic biker teamed with a white cotton T-shirt still has a timeless, cool vibe today.
The gym-class scene
Cher's gym-class outfit taps into three current trends – athleisure, layering and the Nineties.
The Valley party scene
The Alaia little red dress Cher wore to a party could easily be worn this season. Just add a pair of ankle boots and a midi-length coat.
The perfect-plaid-coat scene
Checkered coats have not lost their desirability even 25 years after the film.
Getting Dior show ready with Monica Barbaro
Method dressing is going nowhere
Daring dresses on the red carpet
Getting ready with Katie Holmes
