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The first time she came down in a robe, the network said she would never wear a robe down for breakfast. ' all those robes that she'd always come down to breakfast in. Luxe satin robes were also staples in the series' wardrobe. the thigh-high boots, miniskirts, and hot pants. The suggestion of Fran having that level of ability, I should say, to carry a look of sophistication like Audrey Hepburn, was really special. I think that there was the show where chic Fran came down the steps dressed in a white beaded gown like Audrey Hepburn with her hair up, and that was a really incredible look. 'Leopard and animal print became a continuing theme throughout the series as a result of that. 'There are so many that were just unbelievable, but I think, of course, the classic is her first outfit that she goes to the job in, which was the little black suit with the leopard-print collar,' says Drescher. Don't bother asking Drescher which avant-garde look is her favorite, though it's impossible for her to choose just one. Even having that curved staircase that she came down was all part of the sets complementing the presentation of the character in the costumes.'Дesigners such as Moschino ( so much Moschino!), Donna Karan, Todd Oldham, Paco Rabanne, and more were represented in The Nanny's fashion Rolodex. It gave us the freedom to have us really put on a fashion show. 'We had a very healthy budget to give our viewers delicious eye candy every single week. was what I call the gay '90s, and there was a lot of money then,' says Drescher. 'Brenda Cooper's designs were just right there with our vision of what the show needed to be. Comedy is an escape, and that's the way we wanted it to be.'ДЄ hefty company budget and the genius of Brenda Cooper's stylistic eye helped bring Fran Fine's kitschy-but nonetheless envy inducing-wardrobe to life. right from the get-go that television is a visual media, and everything has to be beautiful, and everything has to be better than real life. 'The clothes just made such a powerful impact on everybody. 'I can't tell you how blessed I feel that I am part of a project that has been such an amazing, enduring, incredible piece of art,' says Drescher of the show's impact on the fashion world.

Babcock, the fashion (helmed by stylist Brenda Cooper) was also a vital component of the show's success. Much like Drescher's iconic nasal register, the comedic chemistry between Drescher and Charles Shaughnessy, as Fran Fine and Maxwell Sheffield, or Daniel Davis and Lauren Lane, as sassy butler Niles and C.C. And yet, it's got kind of like edgy, gay humor.

'It's got that kind of double entendre where you can watch it with the family, and everybody of every different age will enjoy it in their own way. The clothes are just like a beautiful, incredible fashion show every single week,' continues Drescher. It's become a classic, and classics don't get old.'ДЇor Drescher, The Nanny's everlasting appeal is thanks to the ageless narrative at the core of the show it wasn't just a comedy but also a love story, a fairy tale, a fashion show, and now, a time capsule of the 1990s. 'I think that it has endured the test of time. I think that grew up as children, and now they're the millennial generation, some of whom are introducing it to their children,' explains Drescher. 'In a way, I don't even know if they're being reintroduced. Instead, she views the show's return to screens as a way for fervent fans who first watched The Nanny decades ago to relive the series during a new time in their lives. Though some may view the show's streaming debut as an opportunity to introduce the comedy to a new generation, Drescher doesn't see it that way. I think all the choices that they're making are spot-on. 'If I could have asked for a better streaming channel, I couldn't have it would have been them. They're young in their audience, and they're cool and classy,' Drescher tells about the decision to make HBO Max the new home of The Nanny. 'I happen to think that they're a super-cool streaming channel. As popular as the show has remained since its 1999 cancellation, it wasn't until today that the hit series became available to stream on HBO Max, joining other mega-hit '90s sitcoms such as Friends and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in the platform's growing lexicon. The series was an instant hit thanks to Drescher's Lucille BallвЂ“esque comedic chops, a perfectly curated cast, whip-smart dialogue, and top-tier costuming that still inspires style stars and the industry at large to this day. Few shows have maintained such a firm grip on the reins of pop culture like the hit '90s sitcom The Nanny.ДЇor six seasons, Fran Drescher starred as the hilariously over-the-top Fran Fine-the bridal shop salesgirl-turned-impromptu nanny for a wealthy, widowed Broadway producer, Maxwell Sheffield, and his three young children.

The nanny complete series available in store