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Underrated Style Icons in Cinema
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items Everyone talks about the same handful of fashion movies, but some of the best style inspiration comes from films that fly under the radar. This list highlights characters whose wardrobes quietly shaped trends, influenced designers, and still serve as...
The style in Moonrise Kingdom is so intentional it almost feels like a character itself — from Suzy’s retro mini dresses and knee socks to Sam’s perfectly scout-core uniform. It’s a masterclass in costume design that’s both whimsical and oddly wearab...
Moonrise Kingdom
Audrey Hepburn’s wardrobe in How to Steal a Million is pure ‘60s glamour — sleek shift dresses, oversized sunglasses, and that iconic lace mask. It’s the kind of effortless elegance that still feels aspirational today.
How to Steal a Million (1966) - IMDb
The style in I, Tonya is a perfect mix of late ‘80s/early ‘90s kitsch and athletic drama — think bedazzled skating costumes, big hair, and unapologetically bold outerwear. It’s chaotic, camp, and oddly iconic in its own way.
I, Tonya
A total feast for vintage fashion lovers — Down With Love serves up mod ‘60s glam with bold colors, tailored coats, matching accessories, and plenty of playful camp. Every look feels intentional, from head to toe, making it a must-watch for retro fas...
Down with Love (2003) - IMDb
Dorothy Dandridge’s wardrobe in Carmen Jones is pure power — bold off-the-shoulder tops, curve-hugging skirts, and statement earrings that made every frame unforgettable. It’s glamorous, confident, and decades later, still serves as style inspiration...
Carmen Jones
The fashion in Rocketman is just as over-the-top as Elton John himself — sequins, feathers, platforms, and statement glasses in every shape and color imaginable. It’s maximalism at its best, showing how fashion can be pure self-expression.
Rocketman (film)
The costumes in The Fall feel like living art — rich colors, intricate details, and surreal, theatrical designs that blur the line between fantasy and fashion. Every look feels otherworldly, but somehow timeless at the same time.
The Fall (2006) - IMDb
The fashion in Crazy Rich Asians is pure opulence — designer gowns, statement jewels, and outfits that scream wealth without apology. But it’s not just about labels — every look is carefully styled to show exactly who each character is, making the fa...
Crazy Rich Asians (film)
Iconic doesn’t even cover it — Romy and Michele gave us unapologetic ‘90s fashion at its best. From their metallic mini dresses to platform shoes and absurdly fun accessories, every look is bold, campy, and completely unforgettable.
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion
The fashion in The Boat That Rocked perfectly captures late ‘60s rock ‘n’ roll style — think bold prints, statement coats, and that perfect mix of carefree rebellion and effortless cool. Every character brings their own twist, making it a goldmine fo...
The Boat That Rocked
Audrey Hepburn’s wardrobe in Two for the Road is a masterclass in evolving personal style — from ‘60s mod minis to effortless resortwear. The fashion tells the story just as much as the dialogue does, making every look feel iconic in its own right.
Two for the Road (film)
The original Suspiria blends horror with unexpectedly stunning style — bold colors, flowing dresses, and eerie ballet uniforms that feel haunting and beautiful at the same time. It’s proof that fashion can be just as unsettling as the story itself.
Suspiria (1977) - IMDb
Prince’s wardrobe in Purple Rain is pure rockstar perfection — ruffled shirts, high-shine jackets, statement boots, and of course, that purple trench. It’s flamboyant, iconic, and a reminder that fashion and music go hand in hand.
Purple Rain (film)
The fashion in White Christmas is pure mid-century glamour — think perfectly tailored dresses, nipped-in waists, and dreamy holiday looks that still feel iconic today. It’s festive fashion at its most timeless.
White Christmas (film)
Jennifer Lopez’s wardrobe in The Wedding Planner is peak early 2000s chic — tailored neutrals, effortless trench coats, and sleek accessories that made corporate dressing look cool. It’s minimal, classic, and still holds up today
The Wedding Planner