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Mother’s Day Gifts Inspired by TV’s Most Fascinating Moms

There are an infinite number of ways to be a mother, and that’s nowhere more apparent than on TV. This Mother’s Day, Vanity Fair’s fashion team is inspired by the mothers we have been watching and streaming on television. From the highly glamorous Avis Amberg (Hollywood) to the recently untethered and mother-to-be Esty Shapiro (Unorthodox), we envisioned what each of them might want and spoke to many of the show’s costume designers about how their characters use style to express themselves.

Here, we compiled a wish list of what some of our favorite fictional (and nonfictional) moms might want this Sunday.

Avis Amberg, Hollywood:

Clockwise from left: Gucci Gown, $7,900; gucci.com. Chanel Sunglasses, $510; chanel.com. Dolce & Gabbana Shoe, $745; modaoperandi.com. Dior Le Micro-Caviar de Rose concentrate, $440; neimanmarcus.com.Still courtesy of Netflix.

A true vision of what style in the golden age of Hollywood conjures, Avis embraces feathers, animal prints, and a coordinated ensemble. “Avis has a bold glamour vibe that exudes confidence and sexuality,” said costume designers Lou Eyrich and Sarah Evelyn. “She wants to be seen and heard when she enters a room.”

Carolyn Martens, Killing Eve:

Still courtesy of AMC.

Carolyn’s refined style doesn’t leave too much space for anything too frivolous. Still, she’s a fan of button earrings, a silk scarf, and a well-cut utilitarian jacket.

Mia Warren, Little Fires Everywhere:

Still courtesy of Hulu.

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