Black Swan (2010)
“Perfection is not just about control. It’s also about letting go.”
The film’s exquisite costumes were designed with the help of the sisters of Rodarte. A classic ballet-inspired movie that will continue to influence our wardrobe choices and entertain us with passionate and intense performances.
Clueless (1995)
“Ugh, as if!”
Besides standing out for giving us popular terms that are still relevant today, Clueless’ early- ‘90s era fashions influence today’s fashion trends and what we wear today. This is an ultimate classic 90s film that made a lasting impact on fashion that will always have us totally buggin’.
The September Issue (2009)
“Always keep your eyes open. Keep watching because whatever you see can inspire you.”
The September Issue is a documentary that goes behind the scenes for American Vogue Magazine production of the 2007 September issue. The film follows Vogue Editor Chief Anna Wintour and Creative Director Grace Coddington as photo shoots are organized, models are booked, and cuts are made. The film gives you a look behind the curtain of one of the biggest fashion magazines in the world.
The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
“You sold your soul to the devil when you put on your first pair of Jimmy Choos. I saw it.”
This film is an absolute no-brainer! Is there anything better than Meryl Streep as the icy cold editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. This film may be cliché and over the top but it will always be a great guilty pleasure.
Coco Before Chanel (2009)
“A woman who cuts her hair, is about to change her life.”
Audrey Tautou’s stunning portrayal of Coco Chanel is as legendary as the designer herself. The French film shows the early life of Coco Chanel starting her business that ultimately changes the fashion world.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
“Anyone who ever gave you confidence, you owe them a lot.”
Probably one of the most favorited films of all time and my personal favorite. The Oscar-winning Breakfast at Tiffany’s stars the beautiful and iconic Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly. This film defined Hepburn as an ultimate icon in both the fashion and film industries. The cat-eye sunglasses, pearls and full-length gloves are trademarks of the movie.
Sex and The City (2008)
“Year after year, twenty-something women come to New York City in searching of the two L’s: labels and love.”
Last but not least, the ultimate fashion-girl film, Sex and The City. The series were renowned for its fashion. The legendary costumer Patricia Field created over 300 outfits for the first movie.