See the Peanuts Characters in Prada, Maison Margiela, and More 

“Ever the tomboy, Miss PP would feel most comfortable in pants, which is why Prada’s two-piece suits her perfectly,” says Rubini. In true Patty fashion, she kept on her signature Birkenstocks but upgraded them in metallic gold. 

This psychiatric-booth operator required a strong look to match her #girlboss personality. Rubini turned to the avant-garde Maison Margiela, now designed by John Galliano. “Not only does Lucy show her forward thinking with this number,” says Rubini, “but she can also keep her 5¢ fees in those pockets.”

“Sally is the type of girl who would jump up and show off her outfit,” says Peanuts director Steve Martino. So Rubini picked out an ensemble worth flaunting: this confection by Giambattista Valli. “A stunning dress can make anyone giddy, even a cartoon character,” says Rubini.