Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life: The Best and Worst Fashion

Lorelai, Rory, and Emily Gilmore returned to screens last week with the Netflix premiere of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, and with the three women's resurgence came some major fashion choices — some more successful than others. From bizarre chapeaus to lucky outfits and one unforgettable dress, see the best and worst style moments from the revival, ahead. WARNING: spoilers ahead.

Every grown woman needs a pair of novelty pajamas, and Lorelai's truly set the bar: a peach-colored set adorned with a puppy dog-print.

Paris Geller made her Gilmore Girls return not just with a chic new haircut, but also with one killer black leather jacket.

In one of the most shocking moments of the revival, Emily Gilmore stepped out in a pair of faded, distressed jeans that once belonged to Lorelai. In case that wasn't quite enough of a transformation, she topped the outfit off with a short-sleeved (gasp!) baseball T-shirt.

It may have gone AWOL for months, but Rory's lucky outfit — a red collared dress with a matching belt — returned just in time, though was evidently a bit short on the luck.

A classic Gilmore Girls outfit. Why is Lorelai wearing a newsboy cap? Why is Rory wearing a long, full skirt on a day of reporting about "lines"? This is all very suspect.

The "Totes Y'all" bag from Reese Witherspoon's Draper James line almost makes up for it, but even the adorable tote can't quite excuse Lorelai and Rory's truly dismal summer hat game.

April Nardini returns from M.I.T. as a brand new woman, complete with a nose piercing and one questionable knit hat.

Rocking some vintage outfits for seemingly no reason, the mother-daughter pair take their warm-weather ensembles to the next level with dainty white parasols.

Because nothing says Wild like a beanie with a dog on it.

Leave it to Lorelai to pull off a little black wedding dress with a collar, lace accents, and red ankle-strap heels.