Style report: Lemon Breeland, Hart of Dixie

Lemon Breeland's style is simply fantastic. Just like Jaime King herself, Lemon is incredibly fashion aware and is an expert at putting together the most perfect outfits. Jaime, though, is more unreserved whereas her charater dresses quite conservatively, but despite the differences, their styles are equally impressive. The photos below don't even do Lemon's style justice, because every single thing she's ever worn on the show has been flawless. Not to mention her Monique Lhuillier wedding dress - one of the best in TV history!

Style report: Annie Wilson, 90210

Talk about an improvement! Annie Wilson (portrayed by Shenae Grimes) started off the first season of 90210 dressing incredibly badly, or at least wearing the most boring and uninteresting clothes ever created, but then suddenly this season she's been quite the fashion icon. Then again, Annie did come into a lot of money this season so I guess it made sense that her wardrobe would be more exclusive. Style, however, can't be bought, so it's like Shenae herself said: "Everything was American Eagle, it was awful. I was like, 'I know I'm "from" Kansas but I live in Beverly Hills now, can't she start dressing better soon?" and it seems the people in the wardrobe department finally listened to her - thank God!

Style report: Blair Waldorf, Gossip Girl

And then there's Blair Waldorf (portrayed by Leighton Meester) who, in my opinion, is without doubt the character with the best style in TV history. Five seasons of Gossip Girl have aired and Blair has actually managed to keep it interesting thoughout all those years. In fact, her style keeps getting better even though it was pretty darn good already in season 1, so costume designer Eric Daman deserves a lot of credit, and about a million awards, for his work on Gossip Girl. And let's face it: although the Blair-Chuck-Dan love triangle has been quite intriguing, the fashion is the most addictive aspect of this show at this point, so I can't wait to see what will be featured in the final season which starts this fall!

Style report: Spencer Hastings, Pretty Little Liars

Spencer Hastings (portrayed by Troian Bellisario) is another Pretty Little Liar with impeccable style. She's not as fashion-forward and daring as Aria Montgomery, but she always looks chic, classy and up-to-date. And although her upper-class status is often reflected in her preppy outfits, she can pull off more relaxed looks as well, which can for example be seen below where she's wearing a shirt with shoulder cut-outs and pants + boots with a Wild West vibe. Spencer is a perfectionist in every aspect of her life and her wardrobe is no exception!

Style report: Jane Quimby, Jane by Design

Jane by Design is a show that you need to watch; not only is it good (and super addictive with all the love triangles) but the fashion inspiration it provides is never-ending. Whenever there's a fashion emergency Jane Quimby (portrayed by Erica Dasher) just gets behind her sewing machine and whips something up. And personally, I couldn't sew if my life depended on it, but Jane makes it look so easy and cool that I almost feel like learning. Everything she makes and wears is so fun and original! Fluffy skirts, color coordinated outfits (but not to an annoying extent), lots of color blocking (but again, not to an annoying extent) and crazy statement-making accessories. In short, if you want to dress like Jane Quimby: be bold and fearless!

Style report: Zoe Hart, Hart of Dixie

Something tells me Rachel Bilson has had a thing or two to do with her character Zoe's style in Hart of Dixie. They've both got the fashionable-and-chic-but-not-extreme look down, and looking at the outfits below, I don't doubt for a second that Rachel would wear every single one of these looks off-screen as well.

Even though Zoe wouldn't be caught dead in much but her high heels and tiny shorts, the fashionable doctor from New York City does occasionally give into to Bluebell's traditions and dresses for the occasion, which is usually more à la Lemon Breeland, whose style I will feature later on.

Style report: Serena van der Woodsen, Gossip Girl

Serena van der Woodsen (portrayed by Blake Lively) is well-known for mixing vintage and fashion-forward pieces, thus creating a boho-chic style. Her everyday style is effortless-looking yet original, whereas her party style is more exclusive-looking, haute couture and upper class inspired. Personally, I prefer the latter, but they're both pretty amazing!

Style report: Brooke Davis, One Tree Hill

I just saw the very last episode of One Tree Hill and felt like featuring Brooke Davis (portrayed by Sophia Bush) in my next TV Style Report. Brooke is interested in fashion already in season 1, but her style gets better and better over the years, which is no surprise, with her becoming a fashion designer and all. Starting in season 5 (when the series has jumped four years into the future, skipping the characters' college years), she has the most amazing style; very feminine and sophisticated and completely perfect for her!

P.S. Sophia has landed the female lead role in CBS' upcoming comedy series Partners, so if you love her as much as I do, remember to check it out!

Style report: Aria Montgomery, Pretty Little Liars

Many of my favorite series are on hiatus at the moment and since I miss my weekly dose of TV fashion, I've put together a few collages of the best dressed characters right now.

Out of the shows I watch, Aria Montgomery (portrayed by Lucy Hale) from Pretty Little Liars is definitely the character with the most interesting style. She is constantly reinventing herself and trying new things, while still managing to keep it classy and super fashionable. She can do girly, she can do edgy and she can really pull off anything in between as well.