"Ginny & Georgia" Fashion Trends You Can Steal!

Netflix's "Ginny & Georgia" is a fast, funny drama about a mom, a daughter, and a town that always has eyes on them. Three people set the style tone: Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey), Ginny Miller (Antonia Gentry), and Maxine Baker (Sara Waisglass). Their clothes aren’t just cute, they make the characters clear at a glance. You can read confidence, stress, playfulness, or calm just by how they’re styled. Better yet, these looks are easy to mimic with basics you probably already own!

GEORGIA

Georgia is bold. Her outfits are built to impress, and they succeed. She favors clean lines, strong shapes, and confident color. Everything fits well and looks intentional. In public scenes, she looks polished and ready to be seen; at home, she still looks put-together. Small changes tell you what she wants from a moment: a brighter look when she needs attention, a softer look when she wants things calm. Hair and makeup are neat and repeatable, so her image stays steady across episodes. The message never wobbles: notice her, remember her.

GINNY

Ginny is the ultimate teen: sharp and a bit edgy at first. Early looks lean practical -- layers, easy movement, darker tones. As the show goes on, she shifts. Lines get cleaner, and more color shows up. She keeps some staples, so nothing feels like a sudden switch, but each season you can see a small step forward. When the situation is serious, she can pull a more polished shape; when it’s casual, she pairs something soft with something sturdy. It reads as growth without losing herself. She doesn’t drop the edge, she refines it.

MAXINE

Maxine is the maximalist. She’s loud and proud, and she isn’t afraid to mix everything: prints, textures, and references from different eras. The fun is in the contrast, and she commits to it. Even on school days, she treats getting dressed as a quick way to show mood and energy. Proportions keep the outfits clear, and a repeated color or accessory ties the mix together. The result is lively, confident, and easy to spot in any scene.

Together, these three make the show’s style easy to read: Georgia leads with impact, Ginny grows into herself, and Maxine has fun with it!