The Featherington family started the season off strong with a series of bedazzled golden frocks, eschewing their normal yellow color scheme.

Beading and pastel hues were some of Edwina’s signatures throughout the season, as evidenced by this sweet pale pink gown from the first episode of the season.

Never to be outdone by the rest of the ton, Queen Charlotte’s shimmery show-stopping embroidered layered ball gown was the star of the show at the first ball of the season.

For her debut in episode one, Eloise Bridgerton donned this classic all-white gown—and a statement-making feathery accessory in lieu of a tiara, as Daphne wore in season one.

Sharma’s love of teal dresses perfectly coordinated with Anthony Bridgerton’s slew of blue suits throughout the show, but this ensemble is one of my personal favorites.

Daphne might have a new name in season two, but her sweet style has remained true. From the delicate lace gloves to the lightweight tulle fabric, this was one of the most subtle gowns from the season.

Tulle details at the collar were everywhere this season. Lady Emily’s floral jacket featured the fabric to perfection in the season’s first episode.

Kate Sharma’s take on a top hat was one of our favorite moments from the second season. Her velvet blue iteration perfectly matched with her teal jacket, a color she frequently wore throughout the season.

The elder Sharma sister was rarely spotted in a gown that didn’t come in a rich jewel tone. This robin’s egg blue-colored gown that she wore for tea with her family was a welcome addition to her colorful wardrobe.

The whole first season centers around Daphne’s debutante season, so it’s only fair to mention her jaw-dropping gown. With a gold embroidered train and puffed cap sleeves, it’s no wonder Queen Charlotte called her “flawless.”

Since Eloise Bridgerton was not “out” in society yet, the dress she wore to the debutante presentation was more understated than her older sister’s. Nonetheless, we loved the ruffled detailing and pink silk sashes and bows.

Daphne Bridgerton, who? Lady Danbury totally stole the show in this silver gown encrusted in diamonds paired with an elaborate tiara, necklace, and neck piece.

Never one for an understated look, Portia Featherington stood out at a picnic in the park wearing a long sleeve violet brocade dress with a corseted waist and sweetheart neckline.

Did anyone else live for the dresses worn by Philippa and Prudence Featherington? Someone give the wardrobe department an Emmy for these costumes.

Penelope Featherington’s orange printed dress stood out as equally bold and chic. The youngest sister even topped her curls with a red peony.

Marina Thompson created quite the buzz when she arrived at the beginning of the London season. While staying with the Featheringtons, she wore colorful frocks, like the rest of the family. Our favorite? This yellow embroidered empire waist dress with a delicate tulle lining.

Simon singlehandedly brought our affinity for men’s vests back to life. In a scene where he confides in Lady Danbury, he dons a paisley brocade vest against one of his signature black button-downs.

What, you thought we forgot Queen Charlotte? One of our favorite looks of hers is the yellow taffeta and silver brocade bustled petticoat she wore while attending an event with the Duke of Hastings and Daphne Bridgerton.

After being dubbed the “diamond of the season,” Daphne quite literally dressed in diamonds for her first ball. She looked flawless in a empire waist, tulle, diamond-embroidered cap-sleeve gown.

While receiving callers, Daphne and Eloise wore powder blue and mint green empire waist gowns, respectfully. According to the show’s costume designer, Ellen Mirojnick, she deliberately kept the Bridgerton women in soft pastels and muted hues to signify their prominence in society.

While usually decked out in bright dresses, Penelope opted for a more demure look in a blush floral dress with chiffon puffed cap sleeves and lace detailing.

While chatting with the Queen at the opera, we’re granted an Eloise ensemble that strays from her normal style. The younger sister dons a yellow floral appliqué scoop neck gown with a silver taffeta shawl and white dinner gloves.

Daphne does it again. The black oversized velvet bow in her hair, which perfectly compliments her matching sash at her waist, is *chef’s kiss.* The diamond necklace from the prince doesn’t hurt either.

Lady Danbury sticks to a mostly red and purple wardrobe throughout the series. One of our all-time favorite looks of hers is the velvet burgundy gown and taffeta shawl she wore to the Bridgertons for dinner.

In one of the most underrated sartorial moments in the series, Siena Rosso dons a blush off-the-shoulder chiffon gown for an on-stage performance. This wardrobe choice comes after she mocks a debutante’s frock in the same color, and claims she could never wear it because of her station in life.

We couldn’t stop cringing as the Featheringtons attempted to marry Marina Thompson off. Her floral blush dress on the other hand? Not cringeworthy in the slightest. We’d wear this dress today!

The wig. The jewel-toned dress. The gold lace sleeves. Queen Charlotte was anything but subtle and it works for her.

We know we’re supposed to despise Cressida, but do we have to hate her over-the-top wardrobe?! The heiress’s embroidered apricot dress was made even better by her ornate pearl headpiece.

Ever the maximalist, Penelope wore this eccentric outfit for an afternoon stroll. Please note the mustard silk shawl, feather headpiece, and pink polka dot sheer gloves.

We honestly can’t decide which outfit we like more—the Duke’s gold brocade waistcoat or Daphne’s satin lilac gown fitted with a fabric rose at the bodice. Don’t make us pick!

The reason for Marina Thompson and Portia Featherington’s trip outside of Mayfair may not have been cheerful, but Marina’s pink velvet hooded cape and blush empire waist dress certainly are.

While riding on horseback through the park with her eldest brother, Daphne appeared in what we can only describe as Regency era athleisure wear. The Lady rode side saddle in a plum petticoat with a high collar and a netted fascinator.

Lady Trowbridge may not have had a major role in the show, but her wardrobe still made a mark. The widow, who held a ball at her late-husband’s home, stood out in an elaborate off-the-shoulder cream gown with black gloves and a feathered fascinator.

In Regency era London, all society ladies were fitted in empire waist gowns. Daphne’s younger sisters caught our attention with their chiffon ruffled collar, known during the era as a chemisette.

Daphne joined the Duke in one of her signature empire waist dresses. While the tulle design was beautiful, it was her turquoise velvet shawl that made the outfit pop.

We love everything about Queen Charlotte’s gold and pink corset petticoat in this luncheon scene, from the rose pins tucked in her wig to the crystal-embroidered bodice.

Yes, even when Daphne’s getting ready for a social event she looks fashionable. Where can we find her steel blue chinoiserie silk robe in our size?

The dazzling debutante wore an off-white cap sleeve gown with floral embroidery and crystal details to one of the many balls she attended. A Grecian tiara and diamond necklace completed the look.

The youngest Bridgerton brother didn’t get much screen time at the beginning of the season, but his silver brocade vest and white silk bowtie certainly caught our eye.

While her wedding was thrown together rather hastily, Daphne’s dress did not disappoint. Sticking to the style of the era, she wore an empire waist and cap sleeve silhouette with floral embroidery and a lace train.

Viewers grew used to Queen Charlotte’s daring wigs, but the boldest of them all was the one she wore to Daphne’s wedding— a stark black wig adorned with diamond pins, red ribbons, and a tiara.

While concealing her pregnancy, Marina Thompson made a strong case for empire-waisted maternity wear. She stunned in this pink and red floral gown.

After getting married, Daphne’s life becomes more subdued when she trades the city for the country. Her style follows suit with simpler dresses, like this periwinkle tulle design.

What does one wear to pick lavender in their castle’s garden? Daphne opted for a very on-the-nose white lace gown with a purple flower pattern on the bodice.

While we’ve seen Penelope in far more elaborate looks, there’s a certain elegance to her light yellow brocade fabric dress. In true Pen fashion, she paired it with a stunning statement necklace.

Straying slightly from her traditional blue color scheme, Daphne attended a garden party in a stunning lavender floral dress. She topped it off with a teal velvet shawl that complimented the look surprisingly well.

In typical Portia fashion, she wears a chartreuse marabou feather dressing gown that’s anything but understated. Still, we truly could not love it more, from the ruffled V-neck to the satin sash.

What Daphne wears to dinner looks like a piece from a haute couture collection. The powder blue and white frock is finished with a light blue velvet sash and floral appliqué on the shoulders.

This baby blue dress, which features an embroidered tulle overlay and lace illusion sleeves, is one of our all-time favorite looks from the series. Don’t fight us on this one.