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"Recently, my boss, Teen Vogue's fashion market director, Gloria Baume, was interviewed for a television special about the greatest film fashion icons. As her errand-running intern, I headed to our local video store to...\n\nRecently, my boss, Teen Vogue's fashion market director, Gloria Baume, was interviewed for a television special about the greatest film fashion icons. As her errand-running intern, I headed to our local video store to stock up on some memorably fashionable films so she could have a viewing party for research. There were obvious choices, certainly Audrey Hepburn's little black dress in Breakfast at Tiffany's, Diane Keaton's baggy menswear in Annie Hall, and the eponymous bikini that Bridgette Bardot wore in And God Created Women are prominent trendsetting moments. This project came at the perfect time for me, as my senior thesis at Parson's School of Design revolves around the influence of film on fashion and trends. So lately I've been thinking of some of my favorite style moments that played out on the big screen. Some moments are more revolutionary than others, and some are simply brilliant displays of costuming choices and styling talents, while others just inspired me to dress the same way (whether I regretted it later or not). Here are a few of my favorite film fashion moments from some more recent films:\n\nCher and Dionne's matching plaid mini-skirts and jackets in Clueless ( I MAY have just run to Limited Too after seeing that movie to buy my own. Yikes!)The amazing cotton-candy colored, whimsical costuming worn by Kirsten Dunst in Marie AntoinetteThe brilliant jewel-tone party dresses worn by the ensemble in the \"America\" scene of West Side StoryThe pure and innocent white dress complete with angel wings and lose hair as seen on Claire Danes in Romeo + JulietThe 50s collegiate and ladylike looks of all the girls in Mona Lisa SmileKate Hudson's stunning yellow dress in How to Lose a Guy in 10 DaysSandy's sassy black jumpsuit in the final seen of Grease (though I don't advocate changing your style to snag a boy!)Ione Skye's white party dress, accessorized with a big flower in her hair at the graduation party in Say Anything. (Especially in contrast to her date John Cusack's khaki trench and hi-tops!)Gwyneth Paltrow's entire wardrobe in The Royal Tenenbaums. She did wonders for the little Lacoste polo dress!And for the boys, Woody in Toy Story. He may be a cartoon, but he really knows how to nail the hipster skinny jean and flannel shirt look.\n\nDo you have any favorite fashion movie moments?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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