What The Cast Of Ginny & Georgia Looks Like In Real Life

Three seasons later (and a fourth one coming) of the comedy-drama "Ginny & Georgia," viewers across the globe simply can't get enough of the shenanigans the women on screen get into in this Netflix show. But how do these incredible women look in real life? From heartbreaking love stories to unexpected crimes, the show has become a comfort for many, and the leading ladies of it are undeniably a major reason for its appeal, so fans love them.

Brianne Howey, Antonia Gentry, and Co. have made us laugh, cry, and everything in between thanks to their undeniable talent. But while we know everything about their on-screen characters, seeing how similar or different they are from them in real life is where things get interesting. Some have related to their characters from the start, while others have felt the influence of the women they portray seep into their private lives, in particular, their wardrobes. All of the women on "Ginny & Georgia" are absolutely gorgeous, and their beauty and fashion preferences perfectly reflect their multi-faceted personalities.

Brianne Howey does a remarkable job portraying the multi-faceted Georgia Miller on "Ginny & Georgia," and in the show, Howey's fashion and beauty choices are always impeccable. In real life, the Netflix star is just as breathtaking as she is on screen. Want proof? In September 2026, the 37-year-old actor stunned at s Netflix's Emmy Celebration. Apart from "Ginny & Georgia," the blond star is also known for projects like "The Passage," "Happy Madison," and "Kinda Pregnant." Howey is married to lawyer Matt Ziering, with whom she shares two children.

Speaking to Modeliste in 2025, Howey opened up about fashion. "I'd say I'm a minimalist. I want to feel comfortable but look my best. I'm always drawn to timeless, classic, and effortless style," the actor revealed, adding that her ultimate style icon is "Katharine Hepburn. Feminine and practical. Nothing makes more sense to me than a wide-leg trouser." 

Talking about her skincare routine to New Beauty in 2026, Howey revealed that she leans toward simple in that sense too. "My routine isn't 19 steps — I just don't have the time or the bandwidth — but I am ritualistic when it comes to my skin," the actor shared. While there are rules for how long each of your skincare steps should take, the actor admits that her busy lifestyle and being a mother mean that she prioritizes only the essentials. "Sunscreen is really important, we're in LA," she adds. "Before having a kid, I would never leave the house without under-eye concealer on, and now, oh my god, it's a miracle if I've put it on and we're running errands."

As Virginia "Ginny" Miller in the hit Netflix series, Antonia Gentry has won over the hearts of many viewers. The star turned 29 in 2026, but she still plays a teen thanks to her youthful appearance and minimalist approach to beauty. Just like Ginny, who experiments with an edgy look and blue highlights at some point in the series, Gentry is also no stranger to mixing things up when it comes to fashion and beauty, rocking a variety of different looks on red carpets and social media.

Speaking to Harper's Bazaar in 2024, the actor opened up about her beauty icons. "I love Zoë Kravitz. Every time you see her, she looks incredible. Florence Pugh, she's just beautiful on the inside and out," she shared, adding, "I feel as though anyone — especially those with a big platform — who makes you feel safe and welcomed is a beautiful person." The actor also talked about her love for curly hair, and the stunning hair transformation of Zoë Kravitz is definitely one she can feel inspired by. "I love how versatile curly and textured hair can be. I can wear it out, and it's bouncy and big. I can straighten it, I can make it wavy," Gentry revealed.

In September 2026, Gentry attended a Miu Miu event at the Venice International Film Festival, where she stunned in a pale pink dress with her curly hair styled in a loose updo. Talking about her skincare routine to Nylon in 2021, Gentry shared that she tends to keep it minimal. "I keep it pretty simple because I'm pretty lazy [and] I try different products," the actor, who also starred in films like "Prom Dates" and "Time Cut," shared.

Maxine Baker is definitely one of the funniest characters on "Ginny & Georgia," and we don't doubt that plenty of that is thanks to Sara Waisglass, who portrays her beautifully. The 28-year-old, who starred on "Degrassi: The Next Generation" and "Degrassi: Next Class" as a teenager, has embraced all of the quirks her character offers, including Maxine's fun style. 

"With her fast talking, with her oversharing, with her morbidity, she just popped right off the page for me, and I felt an immediate connection," Waisglass told WWW in 2023. "Maxine's wardrobe truly defines who she is," the actor shared, adding that since playing the character, she began infusing more color in her wardrobe more frequently. "I used to always wear black and dark colors and gray, but now, I'm experimenting with color."

When it comes to makeup, Waisglass admitted that privately, less is more for her. "Frankly, I love a low-key makeup look," she admitted to Elle Canada in 2026. "No makeup makeup is the way to go. There were definitely a few years there where I caked on the foundation, the era of Instagram brows, contour and baking. But nowadays, it's very minimal and boring." In January 2026, the star attended the premiere of her film "How to Lose a Popularity Contest," and for the occasion she rocked slightly heavier glam, pairing black eyeliner with berry lips.

Katie Douglas, who plays Abigail Littman in "Ginny & Georgia," revealed that she actually relates more to her character than some would expect. "I used to think I didn't have much in common with Abby, but the more we explored her character, the more similarities I found," she admitted to Behind the Blinds in 2025. "She has a very avoidant personality and, because of that, there are a lot of communication issues ... That's something I relate to very much with Abby, and I think a lot of people do, too." 

At the 2026 Toronto Film Festival, 25-year-old Douglas attended the premiere of the film "The Julia Set," where she looked fabulous in an all-black outfit with a skinny scarf. Speaking of fashion, Douglas shared with Behind the Blinds that with age, she became more fond of it. "I love it! I didn't think I would be someone who was so delighted by fashion, but it's [a form of] self-expression," she shared, adding, "I'm not an expert at it, but I love following people who are and expressing myself. You get to decorate yourself, and by doing it, you are kind of attracting the right things for you. Self-expression is really big for me." 

While Abby's closet is funky and colorful (she even rocked pink highlights at some point), Douglas prefers a more toned-down and timeless style, often gravitating toward neutral colors. Apart from "Ginny & Georgia," Douglas has also appeared in projects like "Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey" and "Clown in a Cornfield."

As Norah Cohen in "Ginny & Georgia," Chelsea Clark has shown just how cute bangs can look, and while she plays a teen in the series, the 28-year-old rocks her bangs just as effortlessly in private. In May 2025, Clark attended a Netflix event for Season 3 of "Ginny & Georgia," where she channeled Y2K vibes with a colorful graphic dress and icy eye makeup. Her signature bangs were wispy and cut straight across, adding another nostalgic element to her look.

Clark's tendency to embrace trends of the past (which are constantly coming back) seems to also come from her love for second-hand shopping. "I love a good thrift, so it's always about pieces that mean a lot to me," she shared with Elle Canada in 2025. "I love finding, like, a really cool hat and hearing the story behind how the shop owner found it. Then, every time I put that piece on, I know where it's coming from and what it meant to this person. I love the sentimental-ness of things," she added.

When it comes to skincare and makeup, while the actor often experiments with the latter, when it comes to the former, she has a more careful approach. "I have eczema and really dry skin, so it's been such a journey to try and find the right products that work for that," she admitted. Just like Sara Waisglass, Clark might also be a familiar face to some thanks to her appearance on "Degrassi: Next Class."