Even Chanel, a classic older label, was getting young.

And what we saw emerge out of that era - Moschino, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Todd Oldham - was incredible. “It was the dot-com boom, the Clinton era, and money was free-flowing. “The ‘90s was such an exciting time,” Drescher told Page Six. Still, she confesses she still has a soft spot for the 1990s, and for the era’s fashion in particular. I couldn’t be that thin anymore and still look good.” The actress managed to snag some pieces from the show’s wardrobe to keep - but, she said, “most of them don’t fit anymore. Today, having returned to a healthy weight and defeated uterine cancer, Drescher said she’s all about “honoring my body,” and doesn’t miss her old physique. When I sold the show, I was 142 pounds - and by the time we were in our fifth season, I was maybe 110 pounds. I think that was part of why I was so thin.” Fran Drescher and Charles Shaughnessy on “The Nanny” Courtesy Everett CollectionĪdded Drescher, “I look back at some of those episodes, and I remember what was going on behind the scenes, and it wasn’t pretty. “I had to deal with it once I became famous and it came out, though - thank God I was in therapy! Honestly, I just loved going to work and being Fran Fine, because she was nothing but funny and light, and my life was kind of a mess. “I’d been the victim of a violent crime about 10 years before ‘The Nanny,’ and I hadn’t really dealt with that,” Drescher, who in 1985 was raped at gunpoint during a harrowing home invasion, said during a discussion at NYC’s The Wing last Friday. As the svelte star of iconic ’90s sitcom “The Nanny,” Fran Drescher modeled some of the decade’s most covetable designer creations - but according to the actress, her slender frame was due to post-traumatic stress.

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