David Lynch’s series, initial broadcast in 1990, was a pioneer of stylish TV – with Audrey’s sweater-girl arraying, Agent Cooper’s hardboiled suits and the Log Lady’s knits. With the new series affectedness this week, here are five ways to get the looks

  • Laura Palmer

    No, we’re not pregnant you to bite the style of a dead character – in Lynch’s world Palmer combustibles, in a manner of speaking anyway. The red room isn’t a great place to cut off out but Palmer’s outfit is worth studying. The black side-split rig out with diamanté brooch and stilettos, is very
    Saint Laurent glam. Obie stretch-jersey berate, £445, Norma Kamali from
    net-a-porter.com. Tulip-shaped Art Deco pin, £49,
    Butler & Wilson. Court shoes, £56,
    topshop.com

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    Laura Palmer No, we’re not expecting you to bite the style of a dead character – in Lynch’s world Palmer lives, in a manner of speaking anyway. The red room isn’t a great place to hang out but Palmer’s outfit is worth studying. The black side-split dress with diamanté brooch and stilettos, is very Saint Laurent glam. Obie stretch dress, £445, Norma Kamali from net-a-porter.com. Tulip shaped brooch, £49, Butler & Wilson. Court shoes, £56, topshop.com

  • Spokesperson Cooper

    Cooper’s fancy-dress props range from the dictaphone to, of movement, that cup of coffee. But to go fashion with it, focus on his gumshoe phrasing: a trench coat and the kind of suit that is purposefully unremarkable. Ruminate over of it as office-friendly
    normcore, and remember to accessorise with a bloodhound. Application, £99,
    burton.co.uk. Trench coat, £159,
    zara.com

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    Agent Cooper Cooper’s fancy dress props range from the dictaphone to, of course, that cup of coffee. But to go fashion with it, focus on his gumshoe style: a trench coat and the kind of suit that is purposefully unremarkable. Think of it as office-friendly normcore, and remember to accessorise with a bloodhound. Suit, £99, burton.co.uk. Trench coat, £159, zara.com

  • Audrey Horne

    Patently the
    cherry stalk scene is now infamous but Horne’s daytime reworked-for-the-90s sweater-girl look is the one to copy – with a pencil skirt, brogues and, of course, a sweater. Mark Barbara Stanwyck crossed with
    Cher Horovitz for detachments. Cardigan, £70,
    boden.co.uk. Pencil skirt, £19.99,
    zara.com. Maihem brogues, £25,
    asos.com

    Composite: Getty

    Audrey Horne Obviously the cherry stalk scene is now infamous but Horne’s daytime reworked-for-the-nineties sweater girl look is the one to imitate - with a pencil skirt, brogues and, of course, a sweater. Think Barbara Stanwyck crossed with Cher Horovitz for details. Cardigan, £70, boden.co.uk. Pencil skirt, £19.99, zara.com. Mayhem brogues, £25, asos.com

  • Bobby Briggs

    The boyfriend of Laura Palmer, Bobby Briggs and his floppy edge made teenager girls in 1990 swoon. His look – River Phoenix musters James Dean – still works today. This is all connected with the Americana classics: a raglan-sleeve tee, a flannel shirt and denim jacket. Denim jacket, £29.90,
    uniqlo.com. Check flannel shirt, £50,
    frenchconnection.com. Raglan long-sleeved T-shirt, £18,
    topman.com

    Composite: Getty

    Bobby Briggs The boyfriend of Laura Palmer, Bobby Briggs and his floppy fringe made teenager girls in 1990 swoon. His look – River Phoenix meets James Dean – still works today. This is all about the Americana classics: a raglan sleeve tee, a flannel shirt and denim jacket. Denim jacket, £29.90, uniqlo.com. Check flannel shirt, £50, frenchconnection.com. Raglan long sleeved T-shirt, £18, topman.com

  • The Log Lady

    The good chance that
    Gucci’s Alessandro Michele watched Twin Utmosts is high – just look at the Log Lady. The 70s combo of longline cardigan, polo neck and those oversized specs are catnip for the artist. And, in a world where Gucci rules, they work for you too – log unrequisite. Monaco optical glasses, £195,
    prismlondon.com. Flannel shirt, £17,
    hm.com. Open-knit cardigan, £59.99,
    mango.com

    Composite: Getty

    The Log Lady The likelihood that Gucci’s Alessandro Michele watched Twin Peaks is high – just look at the Log Lady. The seventies combo of longline cardigan, polo neck and those oversized specs are catnip for the designer. And, in a world where Gucci rules, they work for you too – log optional. Monaco optical glasses, £195, prismlondon.com. Flannel shirt, £17, hm.com. Open knit cardigan, £59.99, mango.com

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