HGTV Star Chelsea Meissner's Best-Dressed Moments

Chelsea Meissner has been gracing the small screen since 2012 as a "Survivor" contestant, and she has since gone from foraging for food to decorating digs in Season 7 of "Rock the Block." It's clear that she has an eye for design, and her fashion game isn't too shabby either. The reality star has had some major best-dressed moments over the years, and she's not afraid to switch up her style from classic to boho-chic.

The one thing that's remained the same, however, is that Meissner doesn't often show too much skin. While talking about her "Southern Charm" Season 6 reunion dress, she said, "I had a friend who I trust in the fashion world pick something out for me, and it's a little more scandalous than I'm used to. I'm kind of excited to be a little sassy" (via Bravo). The outfit in question was a gorgeous sheer top worn with a black bra underneath, and a high-waisted pencil skirt. It was a bit edgier than the reality star's usual laid-back looks, but as always, Meissner showed that her impeccable style is on point.

If you need a no-brainer outfit idea, look no further than Chelsea Meissner's two-piece set. The emerald green crop top and wide-leg matching pants were such a breezy summer outfit that looked fresh and vibrant. The former "Southern Charm" star looked absolutely stunning in that shade, especially against her tan skin and dark blond hair. A gold seashell necklace and a pair of strappy platform sandals pulled the whole look together. We have to say, green is definitely Meissner's color.

Chelsea Meissner proved that tailored vests are bringing workwear silhouettes to casual outfits by pairing hers with a pair of loose-fitting jeans. While posing with her former "Southern Charm" castmates, Cameran Eubanks Wimberly and Naomie Olindo, in 2025, the HGTV alum looked perfectly polished in a long brown button-up vest that she wore as a shirt. Paired with jeans, it was the ultimate combo when you want something dressier than a T-shirt, but don't want a fussy top for a hang with the gals.

Sure, you can wear Western gear during a trip to Texas, but Chelsea Meissner went for a fun throwback 'fit while visiting the Lone Star State. She showed how some of your favorite '70s trends are having a resurgence with a pair of striped flared pants and a white peasant shirt tied at the waist. With her round sunglasses and long, flowing hair, Meissner looked just like a flower child. We love how the whole ensemble looked vintage without being too costume-y, which is a testament to how well she styles her 'fits.

Geometric prints can be overwhelming and hard to wear, but Chelsea Meissner rocked her super colorful look in 2021. She proved that the perfect summer outfit does exist in a multi-colored top and maxi skirt worn with a pair of casual flat sandals. With a print this loud, elaborate shoes would have looked gaudy, so the tan flats were the perfect addition. No accessories were needed other than a plain watch and a pair of subtle gold hoop earrings for this fun, warm-weather look.

Chelsea Meissner's style has certainly evolved to a more glam look throughout her career, but even her older casual 'fits scream fashionista. In 2018, she posed with her brother and sister wearing a knotted yellow t-shirt and a navy polka-dot skirt. The mustard shade brought out the buttery highlights in Meissner's hair while complementing the deep blue of her midi. It was a simple yet stylish pairing, and whether it was intentional or not, the hairstylist was using color theory to make her OOTD pop.

An LBD is always a classic, but we love it when celebs reach for brighter colors. During her "Southern Charm" days, Chelsea Meissner looked stunning in a bright violet sheath with cap sleeves, which she styled with a shiny gold clutch and nude sandals. While the dress was eye-catching by itself, the Bravolebrity added a pair of turquoise earrings that brought even more oomph to her look. For those who want to try color-blocking, this is just the way to dip your toes into the trend without too much commitment.