Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin discussed some of their favorite outfits from their respective seasons with stylist Cary Fetman and makeup artist Gina Modica on a new episode of "Bachelor Happy Hour."

Rachel and Becca describe their dresses in great detail, but "Bachelor Nation" brings you a closer look at the outfits they loved the most, and why.

"The first look that I chose, I was in a Mac Duggal dress. I can’t believe I didn’t start off with a Randi Rahm, but it was black. It was trimmed in gold. I looked like a goddess, a queen. I had this fur over my shoulders — not real fur for everyone who’s listening — but I remember I had my hair pinned back like a Kim K. vibe. My makeup of course matched it, and I had my jewelry going. I remember I walked in and the room go, 'Oh my gosh.' And I said, ‘That’s it.’ That’s one of my favorite looks."

(Randi Rahm designed Rachel's wedding dress)

"I love red. It’s my favorite color. It was my very first group date, the evening portion. I had this poppy-red Randi Rahm jumpsuit that had this plunging neckline, lace at the top, belted in. it was the most stunning jumpsuit. I love a good jumpsuit. I saw this one and I think we had tried it on before the season to get it fitted. Let me put this out there now. If I ever die — I will die one day — I want to be buried in this jumpsuit."

"This is one look that we fought for. It was an orange dress, see-through. We fought everyone to make this dress happen. I wore it in Rioja, Spain, when I was eliminating Eric, so it was getting down to the top two."

"I believe it was my second Rose Ceremony. It was a really hard week and I was supposed to go into that Rose Ceremony wearing something else, but because I was kind of down and anxious and stressed, you were like, 'Wear the dress that you want.' It was this plunging neckline. I don’t even know what color you would call it. It was a royal blue/violet. It was all sequins, it had this big slit up the left leg. It had a train and a low back. It wasn’t until I was Bachelorette when I said, ‘I can wear anything.’ If my mom was there, she’d say, 'Your boobs are going to come out!' We didn’t have to alter it. It fit like a glove."

"I walked in knowing exactly how I wanted to be dressed. Not really my makeup, but I want simple dresses, high slits, no glitter, no glitz. I just wanted to be simple and sexy. The dress that I chose was simple in a sense that it was black, but sexy because it was a high slit that came all the way up past my hip. It was a Randi Rahm dress, because of course I had to choose a Randi Rahm, and it had jeweled stones all the way up to the top of the split. I loved it. My makeup was perfect, because it was dark and intense, and it just matched the boldness of the dress. It was beautiful and I loved it. It was one of my favorite looks from that season."

"The last look that I pulled was one that was so not me that I never would’ve gravitated towards if I didn’t have your help, Cary. It was a black strapless mermaid gown. It was very classic vintage Barbie. I wore it at the Rose Ceremony in Park City, Utah, when I was falling in love with Garrett that week. It was one that I had to be pushed into, but when I put it on, I was like, 'This is stunning!' You are so good at letting us feel out the gowns and outfits, but you are also so great at pushing us outside of our boundaries and whatever we’re comfortable in usually."

To hear what else Cary, Gina, Rachel, and Becca have to say about style and looks from "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," be sure to listen to the full "Bachelor Happy Hour" episode now!

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