Another Brady Bunch Reboot: But What Will They Wear?!

4:00 PM, August 2 2012

By Andie Flores

When it's time to change, then it’s time to change. For Brady Bunch fans, that means a brand new TV show. CBS, along with co-developer and executive producer Vince Vaughn, is developing a next-generation reboot of the '70s sitcom. If you're a Brady freak like me, you're excited. Very excited.

The original sitcom, which ran on ABC from 1969-1974, will get an update that centers around a divorced Bobby Brady, with kids of his own, who remarries a woman with kids, and the two share a child together. This version's twist? The ex-spouses will also be a part of the Brady world, reflecting the changes in society over the past 40 years. (Sounds Modern Family-esque.)

We're assuming that all means the wardrobes will also be (way) updated. In the original show (and in all of the Brady spin-offs), Marcia, Jan, and Cindy's style are all on-point, but vastly different. If the Brady sisters are in the new show, we're all going to get an eyeful of new, colorful fashion from the girls every week.

Click through the slideshow to see what I'm hoping the Brady girls will be wearing.

I hope all of the Bradys are present and accounted for in the new show.

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In the original, Marcia, the oldest and most popular, seemed to work a beautifully effortless look. She made colorful basics with a bit of pattern look slightly more sophisitcated.

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A Marcia Brady of 2012 keeps it simple. Click through to shop her look.

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Stripes work for any generation.

If the new Marcia breaks her nose like the original one, no one will notice in this pantsuit.

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia (always has the best shoes).

For all of those school dances.

Mod and modern at once.

Can you imagine the rest of Marcia's shoe closet?

As the middle child, Jan always struggled to fit in and find her place in school and at home. This led to a lot of daring fashion choices. Jan was always trying to make the latest trend her own.

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