See Every Last Look From the Final Season of Downton Abbey

Lady Edith dined out in a gilded look that was all about beads.

The Crawley family shows off their daywear on the lawn.

Lady Rose's return brought along a few stylish looks — including this fur-trimmed coat and polka-dot dress.

Lady Edith proved blue is her power color.

Bates, Lord Grantham, Tom Branson, and Molesley show off their varying uniforms at Downton.

Lady Mary shades herself from the sun in a wide-brimmed hat and a crochet dress.

Cora takes charge at the hospital in her knotted pearls.

Cora completed her embroidered jacket with a bow-adorned hat.

Lady Edith doesn't go down to dinner without her matching headband.

Lady Mary shows off her sparkling satin blouse as she gives Henry a kiss.

Lady Edith plays with prints.

Mary plays up a neutral look with a cobalt-blue beaded necklace.

Edith's minimal accessorizing means it's all about embroidery.

Mary and Henry complement one another in their daywear.

Cora sticks to her florals.

Lady Edith has a breezy moment at Downton in doily-like gloves.

Lady Mary completes her wedding look with a strand of pearls.

It wouldn't be a wedding at Downton without Henry Talbot in a dapper top hat.

Anna opts for a smart, sophisticated hat.

Mary looks luxe in cream coordinates.

Lady Mary wears round tortoise sunglasses and a crisp hat to achieve the power-woman look.

Mr. Bates is the dark contrast to Anna's feminine look.

Mrs. Patmore slips into something lightweight and more comfortable for a picnic.

Mr. Carson and Mrs. Hughes look spiffy in their typical uniforms of all-black separates.

Edith plays up her collar with a floral vest and hat.

Mr. Carson, Andy, and Mr. Molesley prepare for Downton Abbey's open house in their smart suits.

Lady Mary wears a gorgeous gold-embroidered dress and matching gloves for date night in London with Henry Talbot.

Violet wears a coordinated lavender look on her visit to Downton Abbey's open house.

Mrs. Hughes cooks her first dinner for Mr. Carson in a simple blouse.

Violet pairs her lace embroidered coatigan with an equally dainty dress.

Lady Edith's interview outfit — a pussybow blouse and jumper — makes her appear completely businesslike.

Lady Mary wears a cranberry tie and suit for an outing with Tom.

Lady Edith, Isobel Crawley, and Aunt Rosamund wear their embellished day dresses to celebrate the homecoming of Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Carson. We're especially taking a liking to Aunt Rosamund's beaded number — Lady Mary even borrowed one of her dresses for a date in London.

Former maid Gwen Harding pays a visit to Downton Abbey, showing off her more regal attire at a luncheon.

Cora Crawley shows off her matching pearl and earring set.

Mrs. Patmore bought Mrs. Hughes a gray silk dress for her wedding day, but the look was not yet complete! After Cora overreacted to finding the bride-to-be trying on her embroidered coat, she apologized and gave it to Mrs. Hughes. It was the finishing touch to an elegant, understated bridal outfit.

The Crawley family poses alongside newlyweds Charles and Elsie Carson, showing off their smart wedding party outfits.

Edith travels to London to work on her magazine, wearing a cream blouse beneath a pale blue dress and completing the look with a tan silk coat.

Edith makes an elegant outfit work appropriate.

Lady Mary and Lady Edith show off their textured statement coats at the Carson wedding.

Lady Mary's cranberry ensemble complements Mr. Branson's tie as he makes a reappearance in London for the Carson wedding.

Cora layers a strand of beads onto her simple day look.

Edith, Marigold, Lord Grantham, and Cora cover up in caps on a brisk day.

Anna opts for a soft, gray-blue palette.

Soon-to-be-wed Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Carson show off their leather gloves.

Cora and Lady Edith are all about relaxed, embroidered silhouettes as they welcome guests to Downton.

Robert looks dapper in a bow tie for the evening hours.

Cora and Robert make their way to the "sale" in their finest outerwear.

Daisy Mason wears smart layers for her shopping trip in town.

Cora opts for a furry collared coat to complement her hat.

Lady Mary wears a netted hat to complete her horseback riding look.

Lady Mary Crawley and Robert, Earl of Grantham in their riding gear.