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Well, that was a ride. Tell Me Lies just concluded with an absolute banger of a series finale (mild spoilers ahead), and I'm still reeling from that jaw-dropping wedding scene. But if you weren't too distracted by cringing over Lucy's life choices or eye-rolling at Stephen's manipulation tactics, you might have noticed that the show delivers some pretty epic Y2K-inspired looks (coconut bras included).
Most of the show is set in the late 2000s, which means there's plenty of nostalgic fashion to drool over—think ultra-low rise jeans, lace-trimmed camis, and the occasional Ugg boot. Ahead, I'm breaking down the best outfits from Tell Me Lies Season 3, including several from the series finale and some exact pieces worn by our favorite puswas.
This killer sequins and fur combo
Disney/Ian Watson
When I was in college, I pretty much refused to wear coats in fear of "ruining" my going-out outfits, but this adorable fur jacket is making me rethink my choices. Lucy goes a little more glam for the ski-themed party, pairing her vintage Bebe coat with a silver sequin tank top from Jaded London that's miraculously still in stock.
Jaded London Sequin Lace Cami Top
Edikted Livia Double Belt Low Rise Jeans
GRLFRND Laurie Belted Mini SkirtThis revenge dress moment
Ian Watson
One thing about Lucy? She's always going to serve a look. In a last-ditch attempt to get revenge on Stephen, Lucy crashes the Yale Law School admission party in a...bodycon dress and fur coat? While it's an (ahem) interesting fashion choice for the occasion, I can't deny that she looks absolutely fabulous.
WeWoreWhat Cocoon Faux Fur Jacket
Runaway The Label Franca Mini Dress
Sam Edelman Bianka Sling PumpThis preppy pleated skirt
Ian Watson
We're treated to not one but two plaid mini skirt outfits from Diana during the series finale, and my personal favorite is this pleated pick. Combined with a lace-trimmed long sleeve, this look perfectly embodies her preppy yet feminine style. Think she was taking fashion inspiration from Blair Waldorf?
Old Navy Lace-Trim V-Neck Ribbed Top
Intimissimi Ultralight Cashmere Lace Long Sleeve
MORE TO COME Florita Pleated Skirt
Hanes Silk Reflections Pantyhose
Amazon Essentials Stretch Ankle Heel BootsThese dueling denim ensembles
Ian Watson
Tell Me Lies costume designer Charlotte Svenson does a fantastic job of showing each characters's personality through fashion, and this moment is a shining example. Pippa goes edgy-meets-boho in a pair of embroidered flares and a vintage Ralph Lauren burnout top; Bree keeps it sweet and demure in a polka dot blouse and dark-wash denim.
Free People You Decide Longsleeve
BDG Brooke Printed Low-Rise Flare Jean
Chunky 14K Gold Plated Rings
Levi's Superlow Flare JeanThis elegant bridesmaid look
Ian Watson
In the series finale, we finally learn what happened on Bree's wedding day (and hear one of the most iconic Britney Spears needle drops). While the drama unfolds, Lucy at least looks like the ideal bridesmaid in an off-the-shoulder satin gown from Bec + Bridge, which is still available to snag for any upcoming nuptials. And who could forget the vintage bag that Stephen so kindly left behind for her?
Bec + Bridge Eternity Off Shoulder Maxi
Azazie Emerson Off the Shoulder Dress
Ettika Freshwater Pearl Linear Drop Earrings
Blue Ocean Pearls Strand Pearls Bracelet
These festive frat party 'fits
Disney/Ian Watson
To be fair, an après ski-themed frat party is probably the only appropriate place to wear a Fair Isle tube top. While Diana's exact piece appears to be vintage, you can channel her vibe with this printed Skims tank and some plaid stockings. Meanwhile, Pippa's Diesel cutout top is sold out (tragic!), but you can recreate the look by layering a black shrug over a red tank top.
Abercrombie & Fitch Scarlett Curve Love Vegan Leather Mini Skort
A New Day Bias Plaid Tights These nostalgic layers
Disney/Ian Watson
The early 2000s were all about layering, and these winter-ready outfits are shining examples. Bree is giving main love interest in a Nora Ephron movie with her oversized bomber and knit scarf (I'm still obsessing over her haircut), while Pippa plays with texture by layering a cropped utility jacket over a ribbed top and leather mini skirt.
Abercrombie & Fitch Relaxed Mockneck Vegan Leather Bomber Jacket
Free People We The Free Blair Vegan Suede Jacket
Madewell Ribbed V-Neck Sweater Top
These classic blue jeans
Disney/Ian Watson
Personally, my favorite Lucy outfits are the most simple ones, like this layered T-shirt look styled with some classic blue jeans. In an episode of Call Her Daddy, Grace Van Patten revealed that she wears True Religion denim in the show—and she may have stolen a pair from set.
Free People A Little Bit Layering Top
EDIKTED Wendy Tie Back Lace Camisole
H&M Ribbed Sweetheart Top
True Religion Stella Low Rise Skinny Fit Jeans This ultimate throwback moment
Disney/Ian Watson
Honestly, is there anything more biblically accurate Y2K than flatironed hair, an army green coat, and a Tiffany charm necklace? Her exact jeans are likely vintage, but this bootcut Abercrombie & Fitch pair is pretty damn close (and they're on sale!).
Tiffany & Co. Double Heart Tag Pendant
Steve Madden Cropped Puffer Coat
American Eagle Long Weekend V-Neck Sweater
Abercrombie & Fitch Curve Love Mid Rise Bootcut Jean
JW PEI Tessa Crushed Shoulder Bag - WhiteThis effortless loungewear ensemble
Disney/Ian Watson
Leave it to Lucy to make lounge clothing look chic. From the sporty track pants to the zip-up sweatshirt and cami combo, I'm pretty sure I pinned this exact outfit in 2011. And of course, you can't forget the Ugg boots; her chestnut-colored pair is timeless.
Aritzia Cozy Sweatfleece Perfect Zip Hoodie
Abercrombie & Fitch Bra-Free Lace-Trim Rib Cami
UGG Classic II Short Shearling Boots
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All About the ‘Tell Me Lies’ Cast’s Love LivesLauren Gruber is an commerce editor at Hearst Magazines, where she writes for publications like Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, Prevention, Country Living, House Beautiful, and more. She has over four years of professional experience covering a variety of lifestyle topics from home to fashion, with an advanced background in beauty and fragrance. When she’s not researching the most worthy Prime Day deals or hands-on testing all the latest perfume launches, Lauren is probably hanging out with her cat Serafina or flexing her AMC A-List membership at the movie theater. You can find her previous work at Entertainment Tonight, Shop TODAY, USA Today, Self Magazine, L’Officiel USA, V Magazine, and Modern Luxury Media.
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