TV and Movie Fashion That Would Have Gotten Us Kicked Out of High School

Seriously, ladies? I know this one technically doesn't count as they are off school property, but these looks would have sent Vice Principal Sheridan into a tailspin. First, I can see your toes. Major no-no, as feet can be a sexual turn-on for some men. Second, those shoes are sky-high, and could cause a serious lawsuit if one of you fell and broke your ankle. Third, only Lowndes has obeyed the "bottoms must be longer than where your hand reaches on your thigh" rule, which, yes, was an actual pr

Everyone wants you to graduate, Donna, but not like this — tempting the male employees of Beverly Hills High with your washboard abs is not the way to go. That being said, all three of these ladies look fabulous, even if Kelly Taylor is a boring, boyfriend-stealing tramp who deserved to get punched in the face by Shannen Doherty. [Photo Credit: FOX]

I love you so, so much Buffy, but your Cali-girl obsession with the boots/mini-skirt combo would have landed me in serious hot water. I wish I had a friend like Willow, who could have magically added two inches to my skirt and sleeves to my spaghetti strap tanks every time I got stopped in the hallway. I remember you loved those spaghetti straps, Buff. They looked great on you, but they also showed off a lot of cleavage — your tendency to get in supernatural hot water wasn't the only reason why

I think this one speaks for itself. [Photo Credit: Screen Gems]

You have to give Serena Van Der Woodsen credit — she managed to push the limits with Constance Billard's traditional prep school uniforms on a daily basis, and looked fabulous doing it. Sky-high Manolos? Check. Impossibly short skirts, showing off legs that defy all logic and reason? Check. I've never attended an elite, Upper East Side private school, so maybe this is just how everybody looks and dresses up there. [Photo Credit: The CW]

Josie Grossie was thrilled to be hanging out with this gaggle of mean girls, but all I could ever think about when watching 'Never Been Kissed' was how ridiculous Jessica Alba's character dressed. Does anyone really attend high school dressed like they're about to star in a Bollywood porn? Never mind the administrators — where are this girl's parents? [Photo Credit: 20th Century Fox]

"A" should give Spencer Hastings a pass for her sensible fashion choices. Emily also tones it down, but Aria always looks like an oversexed Bratz Doll, while Hanna Marin never saw a cleavage-baring top she didn't like. They look amazing, but definitely make some Hollywood choices in what's supposed to be Main Line Pennsylvania. [Photo Credit: ABC Family]

There's a reason they call her Kelly KaPOWski — Zack Morris' dream girl, and one of TV's most iconic high school sweethearts, always packed a powerful punch. This floral, midriff-baring crop top and high-waisted bottoms ensemble was a late '80s/early '90s staple, and it certainly captured the boys of Bayside's attention. [Photo Credit: NBC]

You can't really see it here, but the rebellious Rayanne Graff's jeans are ripped, as per the usual. My high school was never a fan of this trend, opting to send home students who showed up with even the tiniest of tears. [Photo Credit: MTV]