Top 10 Most Stylish Cheryl Blossom Outfits

While all of Archie’s gang is beautiful, Cheryl is especially stunning. In the series’ very first episode, we see her on stage, donning a long red gown befitting of her queen-bee popularity. The off-the-shoulder sleeves with heart-shaped neckline sweetly balance elegance and femininity. The hints of skin from exposed shoulders give a sensual feel to the whole look, while the gown’s full length makes for an extremely well put-together look. The outfit is perfectly suited for her welcoming the students to the semi-formal. It’s too bad we don’t get to see her in it for that long! She swaps the dress soon afterwards with a shorter, fitted number for the more casual setting of her afterparty.

While red is Cheryl’s signature look, and suits her probably more than anyone we know, it’s a nice change to see her in this cute little number. This shade of pink is very sweet and makes us see Cheryl in a less intense light. She pairs it with a simple black skirt and a lace fascinator. In this episode, Toni Topaz has asked Cheryl to help with funds for turning Riverdale High into a private school and she wears the outfit in question during the town hall meeting. While it’s normal for us to see Cheryl make sick business deals, this one is a bit different as it’s a donation. The innocent vibe of this dress represents Cheryl’s altruistic side and shows us that she’s more than a sexy badass.

This form-fitting outfit hugs all of Cheryl’s curves, making her arguably the most jaw-dropping girl at Riverdale High. Everyone’s eyes fall on her as she steps into the hallway (in slow motion, of course). As usual, Cheryl steals the show in any room she’s in. Her black miniskirt is accessorized with bright red buttons, which not only give the item a pop of color but also draw attention towards the person wearing it. She wears the show-stopping skirt with a smart red top and shiny red boots. The whole look can easily switch between high-schooler and business woman, and we both know Cheryl is truly both!

Unlike the red gown in the pilot, this long red dress Cheryl wears for the Homecoming dance is less stiff and more flowy. Its length and fabric make it seem like it goes on for infinity. The dress also moves with the person who’s wearing it. In this episode, Cheryl’s clearly upset over her parents’ questionable actions. As such, the drama of the dress matches her melancholy. The little extra touch of fabric around the neck draws one’s eyes towards her shoulders and chest. Our favorite part, however, is the ribbon-like back, which adds just the extra bit of glamor and beauty.

Yes, we love to see Cheryl in red. But we also love to see her in black! Even her uncle’s funeral doesn’t stop her from looking a-mazing. Cheryl wears a black, long-sleeved dress that ends mid-thigh. Its layer of lace shows us a hint of skin with a feeling of mystery. She wears the dress with black pointed heels. Of course, we can’t have Cheryl without any red, and in this case it’s her lips and her nail polish. Oh, and let’s not forget her signature spider brooch, which goes with her personality as well as many of her outfits.

We’re used to Cheryl being the queen of controversy, but little beats the time when Cheryl changed into a white dress to wear at her own twin brother’s memorial. It’s the same dress she wore the last time she sees Jason, and she tells everyone that it helps her feel connected to her brother. Jason too, was wearing white, with a shirt and trousers to match his sister. At the service, Cheryl pairs the dress with a little white cardigan, white gloves and a white fascinator. Well of course, we can’t do without any red, so she completes the outfit with red nail polish, red lips, and a skinny red belt.

In this scene, Cheryl’s telling that gang that she’s bringing Polly to the dance as her date and they’re campaigning as co-queens for the Homecoming court. Though Betty clearly does not love the idea, it’s hard to say “no” to Cheryl when she looks like that. Over her red top, Cheryl wears a fuzzy black jacket, which is likely the warmest clothing item we’ve seen her in. She’s also wearing a bejewelled black choker, black boots and a woollen plaid skirt. Later in the episode, we find Cheryl wearing a blue shawl as she does makeup on Polly. The two looks are such a sharp contrast, that we felt it apt to mention both of them.

Even in Jughead’s fantasy, Cheryl is exquisite and well-dressed. The gang is mad at the principal, Mr. Honey. Jughead is inspired to write a short story about them ganging up on him. In his plot, Reggie dies and the whole school is mourning for him. Front of the line, of course, is our diva Cheryl Blossom, crying dramatically while everyone stands in silence around her. During this “tragedy”, Cheryl wears a matching black top and skirt with little red hearts instead of polka dots on them. She wears a red scarf around her neck and her fingers grip a red handkerchief.

The gang is involved in a street race pitting the Southside Serpents against the Ghoulies, and everyone’s there to watch. The woman to start the drag race is, of course, Cheryl Blossom. In this iconic scene, she’s wearing a white heart-shaped tank top and red, high-waisted shorts. The shape of her shorts cinches in her waist and gives volume to the hips, creating a sweet feminine look. Even at an outdoor event, Cheryl looks no less than utterly glamorous: she’s chosen dark chunky heels to complete her outfit. She manages to be flirtatious and charming even in the face of tension. When the race is over, we see everyone leaving. Cheryl has put on a dark jacket with white stars on it. She still stands out from the crowd.

Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

Flowery Peter Pan Collar, “Chapter Five: Heart of Darkness”
The Girl Wearing a Black Dress & Serious Attitude

Gray Blazer & Dark Red Gloves, “Chapter Seven: In a Lonely Place”
The Best-Dressed Family Award Goes to the Blossoms

Sheer Blue Shirt with Red Collar, “Chapter Thirty-Six: Labor Day”
Is There Any Color or Fabric She Doesn’t Look Good In?

Matching Plaid Skirts, “Chapter Fifty-One: Big Fun”
The Cutest Duo Ever

For the annual Riverdale maple tree tapping ceremony, Cheryl wears a hooded red cape that is shorter at the front and longer at the back, giving us the illusion of elongated legs. Cheryl’s also wearing her iconic spider brooch, plaid gloves, and a black dress with bright red border and belt. She finishes it off with black thigh-high boots. The look is reminiscent of Little Red Riding Hood, who runs from the wolf, much like Cheryl is wary of the board of trustees. The cloak is nostalgic yet classic. Even though everyone else seems to be wearing a red item, Cheryl still stands out, making the outfit all the more memorable. You’d think that you’d want to pull back your hair before handling fresh maple sap, but of course Cheryl’s fine just so.