THE ICON EDIT: RAVEN BAXTER

Psychic? Yes. Stylist? Absolutely.

If Marilyn gave old Hollywood glam, Raven gives chaotic closet queen energy, and we ate it up every single episode. She was the blueprint for mixing leopard print with plaid and still slaying. If you’ve ever said “IDGAF, this outfit is a moment,” just know Raven walked so you could stomp in your platform boots.

And let’s be real: she’s so underrated. We know Hannah Montana. We know Sharpay Evans. We know London Tipton. ALL icons in their own right, and they got their flowers. But Raven? She was different. Loud. Iconic. Visionary. Wearing heels and feather coats to her English lit class like it was the MET Gala? That’s a diva moment if we’ve ever seen one. She did the most when everyone else was playing it safe and everyone had the audacity to sleep on her.

She Was the Moment (and She Knew It)

Nobody layered like her. Nobody color-blocked like her. Nobody accessorized like their diary entry depended on it. Raven was a walking vision board, and somehow she saw the future and matched her eyeshadow to it.

Style Breakdown (aka How She Bodied Every Look)

Print on print on print. If it matched, it was boring. If it clashed, it was camp.

Layers? Excessive. Necessary. Shrugs over tanks, belts over hoodies, two hats? Icon behavior.

Textures were texturing. Corduroy, fur, denim, satin—all at once. And it worked.

Shoes that said “watch me.” Platforms, boots, and the occasional sparkly moment. No basics allowed.

Wanna Dress Like Raven in 2025? Here’s your cheat code:

1. A mesh long sleeve under a baby tee with low-rise cargos and a fuzzy bucket hat.

2. A bedazzled mini skirt with a giant belt, pink gogo boots, and a butterfly clip.

3. That one top in your closet you’re too scared to wear? Pair it with literally everything and go.

Channel Her Energy She didn’t ask for opinions. She didn’t need approval. She saw a vision, both psychically and sartorially, and committed. Raven Baxter is your reminder that fashion is supposed to be loud, wild, and a little bit unhinged.

In other words: wear the look you saw in your vision, not the one Pinterest tried to sell you.