Style Icon: Aurora Teagarden

Trust TFO to choose a fictional character as a style icon, but believe me when I say, that this lady has got it going on. She is classy, preppy, and on trend, and if I could be best friends with a TV character, it would be Ms. Teagarden.

Played by Candace Cameron Bure (of Full House fame), the Aurora Teagarden mystery movies are broadcast on the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries channel. She may be a creation of Charlaine Harris’ series of much-loved crime novels, but we can’t deny that she’s got style. 

If you’d like to incorporate the crafty detective’s regular style and fashion into your daily wardrobe, then welcome to our quick guide to dressing like Aurora Teagarden!

Office Fashionista

Looking for something to wear on regular office days?

Take a leaf out of Aurora’s book, by pairing a blue blazer and green skirt combination like a queen. The colors absolutely complement each other – both are cool and pleasing to the eyes. For the inner shirt, you can wear something floral or patterned to add a little spark of design into an otherwise simple outfit. Finish it off with your favorite pair of platform heels, and voila!

Rodeo Double-Breasted Blazer from Bloomingdales

Warehouse A-Line Mini Skirt In Green from Asos

Women's Burlington Ankle-Strap Pointed-Toe Pumps from Bloomingdales

Alternative Apparel The Tootie Faded Floral V-Neck T-Shirt In Calico Floral from Tobi

Professionally Cozy

Featuring a comfortably warm long-sleeved coat and a pair of black pants, this outfit is perfect for a cool and breezy autumn morning. The coat is thick enough to allow you to feel warm, but it’s also not so thick that you’ll feel stuck.

The choice of pants depends on what you find most comfortable but we personally prefer softer fabrics to allow you more freedom of movement. Add a pair of high-heeled ankle boots and you’re good to go.

After all, it doesn’t really matter if it’s cold outside–nothing can ever stop you from channeling your inner Aurora!.

River Island Double Breasted Military Style Coat In Khaki from Asos

Emma Super Stretch High Rise Skinny Jean from Fashion Nova

Women's Mine Suede & Stretch Stiletto Booties from Bloomingdales

Indoor Casual

If you’re more of a shy and conservative kind of girl, then this style will look absolutely perfect on you. The cardigan covers any potentially revealing areas while the pants shows not an inch of skin. The colors are also subdued, making sure that the outfit doesn’t stand out too much when you’re out in the crowd.

Honestly, if you’re going for a ‘shy bookworm’ look, we couldn’t recommend this ensemble enough!

As Per Usual Cardigan - Olive from Fashion Nova

Dorothy Perkins - Billie and Blossom White Lemon Print Viscose Shell Top from Debenhams

Tall 24/7 Stretch Slim Leg Pants with Pockets Plum from QVC

Ankle Boots Lace Up from Amazon

Effortlessly Chic

Just because you want to be stylish doesn’t mean you have to go all out! Sometimes, simplicity is key to looking elegant and well-dress. Take this outfit, for example. Aurora’s only wearing a buttoned down mock turtleneck knit shirt, but doesn’t she look stunning anyway?

This shirt would be perfect with either a pair of skinny jeans and stilettoes or a pencil skirt and heels. If this outfit is much too simple for you, you can also add some accessories like earrings.

Dondup Short Sleeved Turtleneck Sweater from Di Pierro

711 Skinny Women's Jeans from Levi’s

Date Night?

Going on a first date soon? A great outfit idea is Aurora’s yellow mustard dress. It’s not too simple, but it’s not flashy either – perfect if you want a good first impression. If you want to make it less simple, you can even accessorize it with a bejeweled necklace and a pair of earrings. For the shoes, just add in a pair of strappy low-heeled wedges and you’re good to go!

Shirred Mini Dress from Forever21

Red Agate Dragon Ball Gemstone Necklace With 26" Silver Chain from Natural Healing Gems

And there you have it. Our guide to dressing like Aurora Teagarden! Which one is your favorite outfit? Are there any other Aurora Teagarden-inspired ensembles that you like? Feel free to share it with us in the comments below!