USA Weekend put together a panel of fashion critics to discuss current TV shows and how they rate on the fashion scale.  The critics include: Amy DiLuna (New York Daily News), Sara Glassman (Minneapolis Star Tribune) and Suzanne Brown (Denver Post). 

Read the full article here. Here is a summary of their choices:

Shows with the Best Style
1. Project Runway (Bravo): As Heidi Klum would say, "You're in!"
2. The OC (Fox): They're flawless. They're stylish. They're everything we didn't look like at their age.
3. Desperate Housewives (ABC): It's been compared to Sex and the City -- not too shabby.
4. The Hills (MTV): Lead girl Lauren works for Teen Vogue. She better look good.
5. Entourage (HBO): Hollywood glamour, movie-star budget. We should all be so lucky.

Shows with the Worst Style
1. Dancing with the Stars (ABC): Their trot might be foxy, but the clothes are not.
2. Survivor (CBS): Rats? Dirt? Not a dry cleaner in sight? A fashionista's worst nightmare.
3. Lost (ABC): Sure, they're stranded on an island. But didn't anyone pack a little Marc Jacobs?
4. Law and Order (NBC): Dark suits and more dark suits. We have reached a verdict: Zzzzz...
5. The Office (NBC): So bad it's funny. And fans wouldn't have it any other way.

New Fall Series with Most Fashion Promise
1. Six Degrees (ABC): These characters won't be strangers to fashion.
2. Ugly Betty (ABC): Vanessa Williams is devilish in Prada.
3. Studio 60 (NBC): Amanda Peet proves network executives can look good.
4. The Class (CBS): 20-somethings with ties to Jennifer Aniston? What could be better?
5. Notes from the Underbelly (ABC): Should keep empire waists in fashion for a good nine months.

Greatest TV Trendsetters of All Time
1. Sex and the City (below): The gold standard.
2. Friends: With pals like these, who needs stylists?
3. Dynasty: Decadent and delicious.
4. Miami Vice: They gave pastels panache.
5. The Avengers: We spy 1960s trendsetters.