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14 Reasons Why I Strongly Believe Chandler Bing Was the Best Dressed on Friends
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When it comes to the hit TV show Friends, a lot of people often turn their attention to Jennifer Aniston’s style as Rachel Green on the show. (I don’t really blame them; she could really pull off a plaid miniskirt like no one else.) Me? I’m obsessed with Chandler Bing’s. Hear me out: the man (and, of course, the show’s costume designer) perfected the art of ’90s style, and I think it’s about damn time we start paying more attention to it.
On the show, Matthew Perry‘s character not only won my heart over with his quirky dad jokes but his quirky dad style, too. It’s the perfect mix of low-key cool. Think Hypebeast before Hypebeast was a thing. His affinity for baggy sweats, crewneck sweaters, and backward baseball hats ticks every box of pure ’90s perfection. Chandler surprisingly even had an amazing collection of Nike sneakers. If you’re in need of some proof, I’ve got you covered. Ahead, take a look at 14 reasons I believe Chandler Bing undeniably had the best style on Friends.
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A crewneck sweater and baggy sweats go perfectly with a backward baseball hat.
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We also need a moment to admire his amazing Nike sneakers, because YES!
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Petition to bring back styling a white tee over a long-sleeved one.
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He was the king of tucking your socks over your sweatpants.
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Even his post-breakup look was on point in a white tee and corduroy pants. Let’s not forget the pint of ice cream, because, hello, post-breakup.
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The layered bowler shirt with worn-out white sneakers look is still very relevant today.
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This outfit of a backward baseball hat styled with a long polo shirt would make most frat guys (and myself) jealous.
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I could honestly see e-boys and e-girls around the world copying this outfit of a checkered polo shirt with acid-washed jeans.
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Striped polo shirts are the epitome of ’90s fashion.
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Yes, he looks like a ’90s history teacher, but don’t you kind of love it?
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There’s definitely a bunch of guys out there wishing they could get their hands on this exact graphic tee today.
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A vest over a mustard button-down. Why not?
