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Alice and Jack in a convertible. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
The psychological thriller, “Don’t Worry Darling” featuring Harry Styles and Florence Pugh showcases beautiful 1950s fashion ranging from pin-up hair bows to circle swing dresses. Here’s your fashion guide to achieving these looks!
Alice by the poolside. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
1. Alice’s Poolside Look
Sundresses are a staple, especially by the pool. Alice paired this dress with some statement earrings and white heels.
Blue Gingham Dress Dice Earrings
Jack standing outside of his convertible. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
2. Jack’s Welcome Back Entrance
A blue blazer with a casual tee underneath is a perfect classy yet casual look for Mr. Jack Chambers. He styled it with some sunglasses and dress shoes.
Alice in her kitchen. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
3. Alice’s Broken Eggs Moment
One of Alice’s many realization moments happens during her iconic outfit choices. Here she is wearing a nice white flowy dress with a floral apron.
Jack during his speech. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
4. Frank’s Celebration Speech
Frank’s memorable speech calls for a memorable outfit! He is wearing a white tuxedo jacket, black dress pants, and a bowtie. Bring some slightly psychotic energy to match this look!
Alice after altercation with Jack. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.
5. Alice’s Post-Murder Look
In the final scenes of the film, Alice is running for her life while still being fashionably late. She is wearing a white dress with a flattering sweetheart neckline. Of course, the fake blood would be a perfect accessory!
Fake Blood Sweet Heart White Dress
Taking a step outside of your comfort zone is always welcomed and encouraged with the spooky season spirit! Halloween is one of the best times to be creative and expressive, so it’s important to take advantage of it and go all out. It only comes once a year, so what’s the harm in being a little extra? Remember to be safe and enjoy the art of dressing up!
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