Why ‘Gilmore Girls’ Cozy, Accessible Fall Fashion and Y2K Style ‘Still Lands Today’

“Twenty-five years ago, a show called ‘Gilmore Girls‘ premiered and, apparently, took the season of fall hostage,” quipped “Gilmore Girls” alum Lauren Graham, joined by former costar Alexis Bledel, at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 14. Two-and-a-half decades after the show debuted, the mother-daughter coming-of-age series remains synonymous with autumnal coziness and Y2K fashion. To commemorate the series’ anniversary, WWD spoke with stylist Jasmine Caccamo, who works with Olympic gold medalist and soccer player Alex Morgan, about how the series’ fashion and style sensibility endures all these years later. Alexis Bledel, left, and Lauren Graham in Season One of “Gilmore Girls.” Warner Bros./Everett Collection Airing from 2000 to 2007, “Gilmore Girls” coincided with the height of Y2K fashion trends — “it shows early-2000s style the way people actually wore it,” Caccamo told WWD via email. “Lorelai brings the playful graphic Ts, wrap tops, low-rise bootcuts and tiny shoulder bags. Rory infused more of the ‘academic core.’ For instance…cardigans, pleated skirts, denim jackets and the classic Converse,” Caccamo said. Even the Gilmore family matriarch Emily, played by Kelly Bishop, showcased her own variation on style and trends. “Emily is the polished anchor where we see more of the matching tweed sets, pearls, silk blouses. Together,

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