Where to buy pretty little liars outfits

The cheetah-print skirt seems like it's straight from Aria's closet, but the leather fingerless gloves are all Emily at her most fashionable. The sheer shirt topped with the fur cowl is a fierce look for our usually casual Liar. Fans of the show always loved to see Emily get out of her comfort zone, fashion-wise and otherwise.

This is an iconic look in PLL fashion history. Aria's looks always has an edge, and this is no exception. It's such a classic Aria wardrobe choice that it's almost easy to miss, but we would be remiss if we didn't include it on this list. The pleated leather skirt is perfectly complemented by the purse with the box of chocolates print.

The skull shirt and matching rings pair perfectly with the chain necklaces she's wearing, as well as the barely noticeable white fishnet tights. The whole look is softened a bit by her curls and braids. Her makeup is understated too, which keeps the outfit from becoming completely too much for school. Unlike the fashion show looks, this outfit is a great inspiration for daily wear. No one rocks a cardigan like Spencer. This three-quarter sleeve neutral cardigan sidesteps boring with the addition of squiggly ribbon down the front.

It's hard to tell if the black pants are leggings or Ponte trousers, but either way they look phenomenal. Spencer brings it all together with the long side braid and black earrings. Of course, she's wearing her usual thin-strapped watch too, which is one of the staple accessories of Spencer's outfits when she's dressed down — as much as she's ever dressed down, of course.

Whatever lip color she's put on is perfect too. It looks a little darker than what she normally goes for, but it also helps keep the outfit from veering into dull territory.

Spencer's outfits are always an inspiration for preppy fashion, like a J. Ali was once the cruel HBIC of the crew. She loves a belted floral dress and a cardi or skinnies and a cute sweater—her look is super relatable for the typical college girl.

Of all the liars, Hanna is the one whose style has changed the most over the years. Once the resident girly-girl, she went through an edgy phase before final settling on the trendy vibe she rocks now. She dreams of ruling the fashion industry, and her look shows that. Mona's red ribbed sweater on Pretty Little Liars. Mona's olive suede moto jacket on Pretty Little Liars. Spencer's plaid blouse on Pretty Little Liars.

Aria's rainbow striped blouse on Pretty Little Liars. Ali's black sequin pineapple top on Pretty Little Liars. She described major shopping trips to Topshop, Zara, and Nordstrom Rack, as well as frequenting Rag and Bone for some of the more "splurge" pieces. Costume designer Mandi Line has also spoken on their approach, telling Entertainment Weekly, " I don't want these viewers to watch and get their hearts broken and just be like, 'I can't [afford that].

For this quintessentially Hanna look, she wears a light pink blazer with white studded hoops. The show's costume designer, Mandi Line, described the character's style saying, "I don't think [Hanna] knows what to do without a blazer.

It's like she can't breathe without a blazer and heels. A cropped version of a classic camel trench made this outfit quintessentially Spencer: preppy with a modern twist.

Emily's cozy tank, pony, and striped knee socks were athleisure perfection before it was even a thing. This ensemble proved Hanna is a master at making glamorous pieces daytime appropriate.

The neon color-blocking of the dress paired well with her chic, brightly-detailed beach bag. The bold color of Aria's tank complimented her leopard cardigan without feeling too loud, and introduced leopard as a staple in her wardrobe.

In her character's take on Aria's signature leopard print, Emily wore this trendy military-style canvas coat. She paired the jacket with dark jeans and a gray t-shirt, and accessorized with one of her character's staple long necklaces. This Sue Wong dress was homecoming heaven with its feathered skirt and wide beaded belt. Ever the showstopper, Hanna pulls it off with her chic, undone curls. In this look, Aria did the impossible and pulled off wearing polka dots, stripes, and plaid together.

The top is a vertical striped button up with a polka dot bow, which is partially covered by a red tartan blazer. This combination of patterns could've been overwhelming, especially on Lucy Hale's tiny frame, but both the blouse and the blazer fit perfectly.

The horsebit buckle belt Spencer chose gives this girly, floaty peasant dress a masculine edge. Always experimenting, Hanna rocked this bright look on season three. Wearing a ruffled white blouse with lace detailing and a neon green skirt from Urban Outfitters , this look is bright and fun, and very Hanna. Aria is known to love a statement earring, and chose a green pair of oval hoops to match her patterned green miniskirt in this scene.

Though prep is much more Spencer's speed, Hanna put her own flair on this collared blouse and structured jacket. The hardware on both the jacket and her purse combined with her leather skirt bring a trendy edge to this otherwise classic combination. Mona clearly knew slime green was going to be a major trend on the runways before anyone else did.

Just look at this blue and green leopard print sweater by Equipment she's wearing! Emily donned this fashion-forward royal blue jumpsuit on season five. On season four, Aria wore a comic-print peplum dress to school.

She wore hoop earrings, a belt, and carried a yellow purse. On season five, Hanna started to experiment with her style. In an attempt to find her individuality , she started leaning towards distressed denim and grungier looks. This one in particular featured a custom denim jacket with "Rosewood" emblazoned across her shoulders and pins on the front. As one of the major antagonists on the show, Mona played the role of popular girl, nerdy girl, kidnapper, and so many more.

She changed up her look a lot throughout the series, but this glam collegiate look was one of her best. The striped trim crop top is from Topshop , and her crisp white skirt is Marc Jacobs. Paired with the brown ankle boots and gold necklace, this look exudes confidence. Though the pearl-studded sweater and button-up shirt stay true to Spencer's preppy style, her tartan plaid leggings and All Saints ankle boots added a bit of punk-inspired edge to this look.

There's nothing Spencer loves more than a structured jacket and this look is no exception. This iteration of her wardrobe staple is military style and cinched with a belt at her waist. Mona wore this pin up-inspired look during a conversation with Aria on season five.