Women
Aunt Gayle
Aunt Gayle, voiced by Megan Mullally, is the sensitive and unstable sister of Linda Belcher. Her hobbies include painting animal butts and pining after men. She stops by for a visit every now and then, and is seen wearing large blue glasses and a fanny pack.
Molly Solverson
In the FX television series Fargo, Deputy Molly Solverson (Allison Tolman) is a rookie police officer for the Bemidji police department. When a string of murders are committed in the sleepy Minnesota town, she suspects that Lorne Malvo and Lester Nygaard are somehow involved.
Hannah Horvath
In the HBO series Girls, Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham) stars as a hip twenty-something from Brooklyn. She aspires to become a famous writer, but manages to bungle up pretty much everything, including her outfits, along the way.
Lorna Morello
In Orange is the New Black, Morello (Yael Stone) is one of the sweeter inmates at Litchfield. She makes the newbies feel at home with her kind personality and gifts of toothbrushes and toothpaste. She’s a romantic at heart and is constantly talking about her plans for her wedding to fiance Christopher. In season two, we learn that her fairy tale romance may not be all that it seems to be. At least she manages to always look put together with her curled hair and red lips, despite the drab clothing.
Queen Gorgo
In 300, Lena Headey makes an appearance as Queen Gorgo of the Spartans. I guess that was good practice for becoming queen of Westeros in Game of Thrones.
Raven Darkhölme aka Mystique
Before she was Mystique she was Raven Darkhölme (Jennifer Lawrence). A girl with a hidden past and shape-shifting abilities, she eventually evolves into a super-villain. She has such a traumatic impact on the future of mutants, that Professor Xavier and the rest of the X-Men must go back to the past to try to change her destructive actions.
Ursula as Vanessa
Vanessa is Ursula’s human form in The Little Mermaid. She uses Ariel’s voice to seduce and hypnotize Prince Eric as part of her plan to overthrow King Triton.
Gwen Stefani
Before there were Harajuku girls, Gwen Stefani was fronting No Doubt and setting trends for teenage girls everywhere. Pairing tomboy with girlie girl, ’90s Gwen is easy to pull off. All you need is a crop top and bright red lipstick. You can also pull out those bindis you’ve been hiding since 1995.
Columbia
A groupie like no other, Columbia (Nell Campbell) dresses as though she should be leading a circus instead of drooling over Dr. Frank-N-Furter in Rocky Horror Picture Show. If you’re interested in copying her style then colorful sequins are the way to go. When you think you have enough, add more. Then throw on some red lipstick and do your best Time Warp dance.