Here’s Looking at You, Kid: Iconic Movie Fashions

You can thank Diane Keaton for the menswear trend; button-down shirts, penny loafers, and ties all add to her androgynous sensuality. Woody found it irresistible—and most other men do, too.

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The teased hair, exposed bra, rubber bracelets … every girl has dressed up like Madonna at some point. It’s fierce, it’s iconic, it’s La Madonna.

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Uma Thurman captured the minimalist trend of the 1990s. Calvin Klein and Donna Karan copied her sexy, pared-down style.

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Each of us is a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal. Hmmm … can I just settle for Molly Ringwald’s totally rad outfit?

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Marilyn once said, “All I wear to bed is Chanel No. 5.” Classy yet provocative, just like her iconic “wardrobe malfunction.”

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Audrey taught us a valuable lesson: nothing’s more powerful than the perfect little black dress. Add a few diamonds and pearls and the world is yours.

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Keira Knightley’s beautiful, but the emerald-green thirties-style dress she wears in this film steals her thunder. No matter how many times I watch that hot library scene, I always want to warn James McAvoy not to rip it!

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Cher Horowitz’s prized possession was her rotating closet, complete with an online archive of all her clothes. Not only is she sexy, but she’s organized, too. Wanna come over and give me a makeover?

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Being the wife of an infamous dealer has its downs, but what a fabulous wardrobe drug money buys! No one wants to mess with Elvira when she looks like she means business.

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Fur, fur, fur! Julie Christie lives out my fairytale romance in the snow.

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White suit. No underwear. Need I say more?

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