Melissa joan hart in pantyhose

As the star of "Clarissa Explains It All" and "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," Melissa Joan Hart has a special place in the hearts of '90s kids — and the former teen idol sported some of the era's biggest trends both on and off screen. So, what does Hart, now 41, think of her past looks? From goth to glam, she explains it all in the video above. And the combat boots with the extra socks; there's a lot of cuffing and bracelets and stuff going on there. And of course the eyebrows.

There's no denying it: the s was a magical decade. During our teens, we had a smorgasbord of magic-infused television to indulge in as a reprieve from our homework and teenage doldrums. On The Secret World of Alex Mack , Larisa Oleynik who played Alex was transforming into a metallic puddle; on Buffy the Vampire Slayer , vampires and other monsters were being fought in between atypical teenage romances, and on Sabrina the Teenage Witch , Melissa Joan Hart — otherwise known as the Queen B of the '90s — stole all our hearts as spell-casting high schooler, Sabrina Spellman. Did anyone else decide to change their answer to the question "what do you want to be when you grow up?

By Carly Stern For Dailymail. It's hard to believe that 20 years ago, a young witch named Sabrina turned 16, levitated from her bed in her sleep, and saw her life change forever. While other discoveries about what it means to be a teenage witch — like riding vacuums because they're faster than broomsticks and facing magical maladies that make high school even harder — would come later in the show's seven seasons, Sabrina the Teenage Witch premiered this week in by introducing viewers to the Sabrina and her aunts, Hilda and Zelda Spellman. Now, 20 years later, FEMAIL looks back at the stars of the show and examines just what they've been up to since its premiere.

On-screen fashion has become as paramount to a film or a TV show's aesthetic as its location. Manhattan's bustling cityscape may have been the fifth girlfriend in Carrie Bradshaw's 'Sex and the City' quartet, but her enviable, informed, and idiosyncratic wardrobe was the oversize rose pinned to the series' lapel. Fashion—and personal style, especially—has become inextricable from our favorite on-screen characters. And an outfit's psychological underpinnings reveal as much about a character as what she says or does.