REGINA GEORGE OUTFITS: 9 TIPS TO CHANNEL YOUR INNER “MEAN GIRLS” QUEEN BEE

Raise your hand if you’ve ever been personally victimized by Regina George—or if you’ve ever wanted to copy her style. The queen bee is back with the new Mean Girls musical movie, and the return of this iconic film has us feeling inspired. If you love dressing up for your favorite pop culture moments (and who hasn’t this past year?), now’s the perfect time to wear some pink or channel your favorite character. You also have two awesome versions to choose from!

The original 2004 Regina (played by Rachel McAdams) is full of Y2K fashion, from cute sweaters to graphic tanks to prom dresses. Meanwhile, the new musical Regina brings her trendsetting energy to Gen Z, with a fresh twist that also nods to modern queer fashion (thanks to Reneé Rapp’s cool portrayal). Keep reading to check out nine of Regina George’s most iconic outfits, along with products to help you recreate her looks!

SPRING FLING CHIC

Regina might not have been at her peak after the whole bus incident, but she still made a memorable entrance at the Spring Fling in a timeless strapless pink slip dress. The flowers on her spinal halo gave her a flower crown vibe way ahead of the festival trend. To channel her spring-inspired style, try pairing a cute slip dress with a floral hair accessory, and update the look with some chic ballet flats.

BRING THE DRAMA

One of the most iconic Mean Girls scenes is when Regina, Gretchen, Karen, and Cady perform their flirty dance to “Jingle Bell Rock,” and the new version promises a fun, sparkly take on the moment. While a Santa costume isn’t exactly everyday wear, red is totally on-trend right now! For a standout look, go for a matching set or mini dress in a bold red shade, paired with opera gloves and knee-high boots. You’ll have an outfit to remember!

DECONSTRUCTED REGINA

We’ve only seen a little of Rapp as Regina so far, but she’s already giving us major Plastics vibes while promoting the movie and releasing “Not My Fault” with Megan Thee Stallion. Both artists channel the iconic character in pink matching sets, with Rapp adding extra flair by pairing hers with denim boots. For even more drama, top off the look with a bold pink manicure like Meg’s!

PLAYFUL IN PASTELS

We know this Regina look is technically a Halloween costume, but it’s still iconic—and with a few changes, it could totally channel a coquette vibe. For a fun 2024 night out, try pairing a sparkly tank with a silky, ballet-inspired mini skirt. Instead of the bunny ears, opt for bow-themed jewelry to keep the playful charm without the costume.

QUEEN BEE OF LAYERING

In another memorable Regina George sweater moment, the queen of mean elevates a simple black v-neck by layering it over a pink striped button-down. She finishes the look with her signature jewelry—we can totally picture her saying “jewelry is normal” in a Bama Rush-style OOTD video. This outfit is a perfect example of how less is more when you know your personal style and how to add your own creative flair.

GET IN, LOSER

There’s been plenty of talk about the new Mean Girls pink outfits, but it’s clear they’re both modern and memorable. Regina’s look, in particular, perfectly matches Rapp’s confident vibe—especially when she delivers the iconic “Get in, loser!” line in the trailer with a playful, flirty twist. To recreate this outfit, go for a semi-sheer, fitted or corset-style top paired with pink wide-leg pants. Finish it off with a fun pair of sunglasses for the full effect.

MALL GIRL MOMENT

No Regina George fashion roundup is complete without the iconic “On Wednesdays, we wear pink!” outfit from the original Mean Girls. The key pieces—a pink cardigan, a white graphic tank, and a black mini skirt—scream Y2K, making them perfect for today’s ongoing style revival. Finish the look with your favorite jewelry, a designer handbag, and, of course, a sassy expression.

TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL

We won’t get the full picture of Rapp’s Regina George style until the new Mean Girls movie hits theaters on January 12, but the first look we’ve seen—a sleek all-black leather outfit—shows that the character remains a powerhouse in 2024. This bold yet simple ensemble only requires a matching leather shirt and pants, some gold jewelry, and maybe a standout blowout to channel the new Regina.

THE REGINA GEORGE SWEATER

The enduring appeal of Regina’s iconic boatneck sweater look from 2004 shows that a few style upgrades can transform a simple outfit into a standout statement for any occasion (even if that occasion involves getting hit by a bus). Regina elevated her casual school look with a pink Louis Vuitton belt and matching purse, along with classic yet expressive jewelry choices like a monogram necklace and gold hoop earrings. Whether you opt for skinny jeans or a more modern, relaxed fit, this look proves it still has major style potential two decades later.

CONCLUSION

By following these nine tips, you can effortlessly channel the iconic style of Regina George and become the queen bee of your own social circle. Remember, confidence is key. Embrace your unique style and own it. Just like Regina, let your outfits be a reflection of your power, grace, and undeniable cool factor.