The New Look

This historical drama focuses on the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, offering a sumptuous look at the life of royalty with a focus on both personal and political drama. Fans of The New Look will appreciate the meticulous attention to period details and the intense character studies.

This series isn't about fashion, but it recreates the look and feel of the 1950s and 1960s with a precision that's sure to appeal to fans of The New Look, topped with a sharp-witted script and dynamic performances.

Though set in the 1960s New York advertising world, Mad Men shares with The New Look a focus on aesthetics and design, as well as the complexities of its characters' personal and professional lives. The show's critical acclaim and stylish visuals make it a top recommendation.

While not centered on fashion, House of Cards delves into high-stakes political drama with a luxurious aesthetic and complexity that can appeal to viewers who appreciate the deeper narrative layers and polished visuals similar to those of The New Look.

Focused on the lives of young women working at a global women's magazine, The Bold Type captures the spirited drive of modern fashion publishing. While contemporary rather than historical, its fans might also be drawn to the fashion-centric storytelling of The New Look.

This biographical miniseries follows American fashion designer Halston as he builds a fashion empire. Viewers fascinated by the crossroads of creative genius and personal turmoil as seen in The New Look will find much to love here.