Crash Landing On You, a hit TV series from South Korea also trended for the female characters' iconic looks. Yoon Se-Ri has it all—from Chanel, Fendi, to Roger Vivier —and she knows how to style each brand into an outfit that evokes power and elegance. But aside from Se-Ri is the equally elegant Seo Dan who had her fair share of fashionable, dramatic moments such as when at lunch with her friends or at the department store with her mother.

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Crash Landing On You included coveted jewellery pieces and watches from Chopard and Swarovski. During and after the show aired, Swarovski sales increased. Viewers, the loyal fans, are clearly watching and wanting to rock the same styles, from fashion to accessories. 

While most of these shows inspire their viewers to try contemporary pieces from luxury designers ranging from clothes to jewellery, another show has urged its audience to try something a little different.

The Queen's Gambit has given its audience a chance to take interest in wearing vintage pieces. Just weeks after the show's premiere, checkered coats amassed more than 383 per cent of clicks online. There were also 131 per cent more clicks for white wool coats, and a 57 per cent increase in search for turtleneck sweaters! 

Given that The Queen's Gambit centres on the game of chess (apart from Beth Harmon's compelling story), many people decided to try their hand at chess. The New York Times shared in an article sharing how chess set sales jumped just a few weeks after the show's launch.

This however, is not a new occurrence. A study shows that TV shows have always played a role in promoting new trends and products. Eventually, it leads to the 'modelling effect' which happens when the viewer or audience "consciously model their own appearance after the model character." I guess life does imitate art, after-all. 

This phenomenon continues, one new show after the other. Bling Empire, in particular, has been giving its viewers style inspiration. This new reality show is a game-changer, as it breaks the stereotypical mold of the Asian stereotype. It showcases real-life crazy rich Asians wearing luxury designer brands from Dior to Bottega Veneta, in the utmost extravagance. 

Although fashion is ever-changing and the options are endless, the decision always falls into your hands. Perhaps the most fun part about watching these shows is not just taking inspiration from these contemporary styles but adding (or removing) details to make each look your own.

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