So, whether you're ready to dive into full-on Fran style, or simply want to incorporate her energy in a subtler way, read on to be inspired by the ultimate 90's icon. At its core, Fran's style is about dressing for you, and only for you - and if that's not a 2020 fashion goal worth striving for, it's hard to imagine what would be. While our favorite outfit picks, below, contain a fair share of neon and leopard print, you can still channel the wit and fearlessness of The Nanny star's fashion sense if your personal style leans a bit more subdued. Brashly blurring the boundaries between tacky and chic, she was never afraid to be her authentic self, and her bold outfits played with the idea that you don't have to dress 'seriously' to be taken seriously as a person. Fran's style has made her an enduring fashion icon because, despite coming from a working-class background and being a full-time nanny with mountains of credit card debt, Fran never felt the need to tone down her look. The outfit was worn in a 1994 episode of The Nanny, and Cher Horowitz can be seen wearing it in 1995s 'Clueless.' There is no way you can convince me that Fran isnt a prime time grown up version of Cher (Episode: Canasta. However, what makes Drescher and her bold, hyperfeminine style truly special boils down to more than how well it aligns with a handful of current trends. I consider this faux fur-cuffed Anna Sui suit further evidence that Fran Fine was ahead of the fashion game. Like clockwork, the style trends from the 90's sitcom The Nannyworn by Fran Drescher's character, named Fran Fine, has recaptured the imagination of the fashion world in recent years.

Skin-tight mini skirts with tailored blazers to match.

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