Real Housewives of New York Fashion Evolution

Season 4 of The Real Housewives of New York started April 7 on Bravo, and all of our favorite girls (sadly minus Bethenny Frankel who got a hubby, baby and her own show) are back. Remember when we first met our fabulous NY ladies? Ramona was wearing tiny minis, Jill was nowhere near the sleek sexpot she is today and The Countess was still dressing like a lady who lunches. Even glamourpuss Sonja Morgan has upped the "wow" in her wardrobe. See how far they have come, stylewise.

By: Cynthia Nellis

April 6, 2011

Source: Getty Images

About Jill Zarin: Jill, now 47, was introduced as an original Real Housewife of New York in 2008 when the series premiered. Her trademark quote? "I run with a fabulous circle of people."

How Jill Zarin has changed: Back in the "Before" photo, Jill Zarin was a somewhat frumpier version of herself. She's since had breast reduction and introduced her own line of shapewear, called Skweez Couture.

She hasn't just shed clothes and weight, though: she also shed BFF Bethenny Frankel (who left the series) making her go from one of the most popular to least popular housewives in just one season.

More about the Real Housewives' fashion: Real Housewives' Fashion in the Boardroom

More about middle-aged fashion:

7 Great Middle-Aged Makeovers

8 Midlife Fashion Icons

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