Do you ever watch your favorite show on TV and just wish you could own the characters wardrobe? Um, we would do just about anything to own Blair or Serena’s closet. Lucky for us fans out there, it turns out that the wardrobe on popular TV shows like True Blood, Mad Men, and Gossip Girl all inspired entire clothing lines. In August, Banana Republic will release their 65-piece Mad Men capsule collection for both men and women so you can dress exactly like your favorite ’60s-styled Mad Men characters. Check out a sample of what’s to come:

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Any True Blood fans out there (besides us, of course)? Australian fashion house Saint Augustine Academy and designer Alvin Manalo created a vamp-inspired show during Australian Fashion Week. Red, black, and white were used for the gothic-chic True Blood-influenced collection, which HBO capitalized on to promote the series. Many even claim that YSL and Dior’s renewed interest in the dark gothic-look is thanks to the rise in popularity of vampires in Hollywood (Twilight anyone?). Also, bluefly.com has created a ‘Vampire Fashion’ collection dedicated to none other than True Blood. The vampire-inspired styles, titled “Vampire-Chic by Bluefly,” offers “Killer Vampire Fashion” and is sinfully similar to the dark vampire-chic look on the series.

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Not only can you dress like a vampire, but now you can look like one too. Makeup brand Tarte recently released their three-piece limited edition True Blood collection (with names like “Open After Dark”) which hit stores yesterday—just in time for the Season 4 premiere last Sunday.

Photo: Courtesy of Tarte

Lastly, the oh-so-fabulous clothes used on Gossip Girl inspired Anna Sui’s Target collection. And more recently, British retailer Miss Selfridge released an entire collection influenced by the shows stylish leading ladies Serena van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf, Jenny Humphrey, and Vanessa Abrams inspired by Gossip Girl‘s costume designer Eric Daman.

Photo: Courtesy of the CW Network

Thanks to so many designer collaborations with our TV obsessions, now you can truly emulate all your favorite characters–from the 60′s to vampires!