Friends: Monica’s 5 Best Outfits (& 5 Worst)

Monica was dressy but she had a few outfits that she should’ve given away

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Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) was the most organized and cleanliest character on Friends. It reflected in everything she did, from her job to the way she kept her apartment. It certainly reflected on her wardrobe.

Nothing was out of place, nothing bore any wrinkles, and rarely did she ever have any stains (apart from the ink spot on her pants and the unfortunate experience with the marinara sauce on her chef outfit). She had plenty of awesome and classy outfits, but there were a few better left forgotten. Here are 5 of her best outfits, and 5 of her worst.

10 Worst: The ’70s Flashback

We all know “Monica Bang”, but this outfit should call for “Monica Yikes.” This photo only shows half the damage of this outfit: a yellow long-sleeved shirt with green stripes. Stripes are tricky on their own without adding further complications to it. Monica opted for brown pants with the outfit, rendering the outfit an official flashback to the 1970s.

The ’70s may be coming back in style now, but when Monica wore it the ’70s weren’t exactly back on trend just yet, and this outfit doesn’t make the trend look appealing. This is one of those outfits that requires recycling, or just something to wear when you paint or clean the house as they wouldn’t be clothes you necessarily treasure.

9 Best: Totally ’90s

Monica’s look here can be aptly described as simple, yet sexy. She took the liberty of pairing a red spaghetti strap top with light-colored jeans that featured a hole in one knee. It’s definitely a ’90s look, but it still stands strong today.

The red top makes Monica stand out, demanding attention and also revealing enough skin to turn a few heads. It’s a simple but meaningful outfit when you’re feeling flirty or want to put in some effort without looking like you’re trying too hard.

8 Worst: Right Necklace, Wrong Dress

The necklace is super cute and stylish, but we think Monica picked the wrong dress to go with it. Monica’s not usually into bright colors, so this is a rarity in her wardrobe. It’s also something she could’ve done without.

The color is a yellowish orange color, features buttons that blend in rather than stand out in a way that accents the dress, and just doesn’t suit Monica’s tastes. Perhaps someone gifted it to her? We can’t imagine Monica walking into a store and buying this dress, unless it was on sale.

7 Best: Professional Casual

When Rachel has her daughter, Monica is looking particularly stylish. Rachel may be the fashionista of the group but Monica has her moments. She has a white top with black slacks and an expensive-looking watch with jewelry to boot. She’s business casual but it somehow suits the moment.

If Emma needs fashion tips from someone other than her mom, she can always go to her Aunt Monica. We certainly wouldn’t mind raiding Monica’s closet.

6 Worst: Busy & Worn

The flower pattern is too busy to begin with, making it eye-catching in a bad way. The dress also appears faded and worn, and the buttons that go down the center don’t do the dress any favors.

It seems like the dress is better suited for Phoebe rather than Monica, but then again, dresses like these were all the rage back in the day. Since that’s the case, we’re happy with Monica leaving this dress in the past.

5 Best: The Future Of Ombre

Monica scored with this outfit, seeing the trend of the future. Her ombre shirt begins as a dark grey that shades into black, and she paired it with a silver necklace and earrings plus black pants. She keeps it simple but it still makes an impact.

Monica’s penchant for dark colors gets a little dressy here with the added ombre effect, and just like we love the trend today, we love Monica’s look from back then.

4 Worst: Flannel For An Iconic Moment

This is the moment where Rachel and Monica inform Chandler about some extras concerning sex, and it seems like Monica wasn’t dressed for the occasion. It’s one of the funniest moments on the show, and Monica’s wearing an awful flannel shirt.

We’re sorry, but the flannel is too masculine and the color scheme is seizure-inducing. She paired jeans with it, which is the outfit’s only saving grace. Any more pattern or bad color scheme and we’d be blind!

3 Best: Classy Red With Black Leather

Monica pairs her long-sleeved red shirt with a knee-length black leather skirt and black pantyhose. Her earrings are small and dangly, her necklace a color that matches the shirt giving the outfit an extra boost of personality and style. It’s an enviable outfit by all means, and perfect for a night out on the town.

It’s classy and definitely ranks as one of Monica’s best outfits for pairing, accessories and color coordination. Even the barrettes in her hair are a perfect addition. In any case, it’s probably a look Rachel would’ve copied. We’ll take the liberty of adding this outfit to our own wardrobes.

2 Worst: Nightmare Overalls

Okay, it was the ’90s, but we still can’t excuse this fashion disaster. The look is too masculine and doesn’t complement her at all. The white shirt has all the potential to be cute, but it has to be paired with a skirt or jeans at the very least.

The overalls are over-sized and the straps are too close to Monica’s neck, throwing off the way overalls are usually worn. Monica never wore anything else like this for the remainder of the series, and we’re glad she didn’t.

1 Best: Sleeveless In New York

Monica created this look by pairing a simple sleeveless dress with a dark long-sleeved shirt beneath it. She chose darker solid colors of gray and black. She’s not into bright colors or wacky designs like Phoebe, who could sometimes overdo outfits.

Monica kept things even with this look so it wouldn’t be an eyesore, and it complements her nicely. It seems like something Rachel would’ve worn, so perhaps Rachel gave Monica some pointers on conquering fashion and being ready for all types of weather.

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