21 of Rory Gilmore's most iconic outfits on 'Gilmore Girls'

Jessica BoothSep 16, 2020, 19:55 IST

Throughout her years on the show, Rory Gilmore debuted some iconic looks.Warner Bros.

"Gilmore Girls" premiered 20 years ago on The WB, but Rory Gilmore's style is still iconic.
Her wardrobe didn't scream high fashion, but her casual ensembles were totally in style when the show was airing in the early 2000s.
The character also completely transformed on the few occasions where she had to don formal wear for school dances, cotillions, and weddings.

Fashion might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Rory from "Gilmore Girls." Instead, you probably think about school, books, and, of course, coffee.

Although Rory never focused much on fashion, she did wear some incredibly trendy signature outfits. She stuck to the basics and kept things simple, but as she grew up, her wardrobe grew with her.

Read on for some of Rory Gilmore's most iconic looks.

She spread major fall vibes with her giant cozy sweater.

Rory was comfy in a chunky sweater on the series' pilot episode. Warner Bros.

No list would be complete without Rory's iconic Chilton uniform.

Rory rocked the uniform for the first time on season one. Warner Bros.

She went all out trying to impress her grandpa on a golf outing.

Rory sported a ridiculous hat while playing golf. Warner Bros.

Lorelai made her a gorgeous off-the-shoulder dress for her school dance.

Rory wore this blue dress to a school dance during season one. Warner Bros.

She looked like a princess at her cotillion.

Rory was presented to society in a big white gown. Warner Bros.

Rory was the image of Juliet in this themed gown.

Rory wore this costume when she played Juliet at Chilton. Warner Bros.

She danced in style in this red polka-dot dress.

Lorelai and Rory both rocked polka-dot dresses and vintage hairdos. Warner Bros.

For Thanksgiving, she wore this beautiful red coat and looked way more sophisticated than a high-school student.

Rory always knew how to pull off a fall look. Warner Bros.

She looked mature when she visited Stars Hollow from Yale.

Rory's bob and turtleneck showed a bit of a fashion evolution. Warner Bros.

She wore another iconic costume during the Festival of Living Art.

She reenacted the "Portrait of a Young Girl Named Antea." Warner Bros.

She wore this gorgeous blue gown when she captured Logan's heart.

Rory had to wear the dress for one of Logan's secret society events. Warner Bros.

She totally pulled off the suit she wore when she was her grandfather's best man.

Rory wore a suit for her grandparents' vow renewal. Warner Bros.

She was poised and professional during her first newspaper internship.

Rory always knew how to rock business casual. Warner Bros.

She looked lovely in this black dress and heels.

Rory and Lorelai may have been having an awkward conversation, but they looked great. Warner Bros.

She looked super sophisticated and chic in this Chanel-like blazer.

Rory really changed her wardrobe when she was living with her grandparents. Warner Bros.

Rory's outfits continued to mature when she was living with and working for her grandmother.

Rory looked like a sophisticated young woman in cardigans and structured skirts. Warner Bros.

Rory definitely looked the part at the USO event she planned.

Rory planned the event for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Warner Bros.

She seemed more like herself in this simple jeans and sweater combo.

Rory ditched the structured blazers for a more casual look. Warner Bros.

Rory always knows how to layer.

Rory's fall looks just kept getting better. Warner Bros.

She looked sophisticated for her graduation celebration.

Rory could definitely put together a formal outfit by the end of the series. Warner Bros.

Rory was back in cozy cardigans for her last outfit of the series.

Rory's last outfit on "Gilmore Girls." Warner Bros.

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