'Virgin River' Star Alexandra Breckenridge Stuns With '90s Grunge Look

Scroll for the snap. The outfit wasn't a million miles off the cozy jeans and bundled-up sweaters Alexandra's Mel character rocks on-screen. The series bringing an L.A. transplant to a remote Northern California town - where she big-time falls for the local restaurant bar owner - comes with more of a hiking mom look than a Sex & The City one.

Posing on an outdoor path amid a curved trellis as she raised one arm up, Alexandra was seen in a fade-effect colorway, also wearing statement shades and her hair down.

Wearing her cardigan loose to peep a light shirt beneath and throwing out hints of a pastel skirt, the actress went hardcore '90s in her attitude and her caption - "My best 1990's grunge vibe after dinner look," she wrote for a total 46,000+ likes.

Plenty of remarks came in sending compliments, but eager fans were also rearing their heads. "I recently started watching virgin river and it’s now one of my favourite series. Cant wait for season 4 to come out," one user wrote. More after the snap.

Seaon 3, which debuted July 9, came after Netflix had renewed the series for a fourth season, this as fans continue to fall in love with the Gilmore Girls feel, small-town charm, and easy-paced romance based on a 25-strong book series by the same name.

"Sometimes you don't want to watch something that's gonna really take you down some kind of analytical path," Breckenridge told Huffington Post. "Sometimes you really want something that's just basic and cozy. The series is also a hit for a stunning scenery, filmed in Vancouver, Canada.

Of the show raking in over 1.4 million viewers for its Season 3 premiere, Alexandra added that the feel is a "beautiful small town where people fall in love. Emotions are heightened right now and this show provides the perfect sort of soft landing and entertainment for people dealing with loss or going through what they're going through [with the coronavirus pandemic]."

Virgin River also co-stars Martin Henderson as handsome bartender Jack Sheridan, plus Jenny Cooper, Colin Lawrence, and Annette O'Toole as the much-loved Hope.