10 most memorable movie outfits that have become iconic

According to TIME, the emerald green dress of Keira Knightley’s character in Atonement was voted the best movie suit of all time. However, in addition to this stunning dress, there are many iconic film images that have become memorable to the audience and become truly iconic.

Let’s take a look at the top 10 looks from famous films and maybe even add something of our own – in fact, in fact, there are much more beautiful on-screen costumes.

1. Andy Anderson, “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003)

What girl in the world would not want this adorable yellow dress of the main character. And it’s really stunning! Agree that the actress Kate Hudson was able to present it magnificently on the screen.

2. Cher Horowitz, Clueless (1995)

Today, hardly anyone will go out in such an outfit, but it was super cool at the time, and many fashionistas of the mid-1990s tried to reproduce Cher’s (actress Alicia Silverstone) wardrobe in reality.

3. Cecilia Tallis, Atonement (2007)

This emerald silk dress, which fits perfectly on Keira Knightley, made many girls turn green with envy. But only the fate of the heroine of this amazing melodrama hardly anyone would like to repeat.

4. Margot Tenenbaum, The Tenenbaum Family (2001)

The mink coat and hair, gathered together with a clip on the side, became the iconic image of actress Gwyneth Paltrow, whose character Margot never changed his clothes or appearance throughout the film.

5. Dorothy, The Wizard of Oz (1939)

It’s hard to believe that this movie premiered more than 80 years ago, and Dorothy’s outfit, from braids to magic shoes, became very popular and is now actively used in costume parties. Actress Judy Garland played Dorothy (who is from 7 to 10 years old according to the book) already at the age of 17. By the way, we know this heroine under the name Ellie, and the work under the name “The Wizard of the Emerald City”.

6. Vivian Ward, Pretty Woman (1990)

Julia Roberts has two stunning outfits in Pretty Woman: one is, so to speak, her working prostitute outfit, and the other is the one she wore to the opera. An amazing transformation of the image – and both of these dresses are still very recognizable after so many years.

7. Penny Lane, Almost Famous (2000)

Vintage coat Penny Lane (Kate Hudson) with a fur collar plus the image of a silly girl were the hallmark of the character, but how Penny was remembered!

8. Holly Golightly, Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)

Audrey Hepburn’s little black dress, elbow-length gloves, a large pearl necklace and hair tied up in a high bun – this is perhaps the most iconic film image, it is still timeless and will always be a classic.

9. Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City (1998-2004)

How can you forget the gorgeous wedding dress and headdress of the main character from designer Vivienne Westwood when Carrie is finally going to marry the Man of her dreams? This outfit instantly became a cult.

10. Princess Leia, Star Wars. Episode VI: Return of the Jedi “(1983)

Although this outfit cannot be considered a dress per se, Princess Leia’s gold metallic bikini has become one of the most memorable and recognizable and, of course, won the status of a cult. By the way, actress Carrie Fisher had to starve pretty badly to look perfect in such a bikini.