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" Most women are lucky if their closet can hold just one season of their wardrobe without overflowing. So when the well-dressed heroines of film and TV flaunt their expansive walk-in closets stocked with oodles of designer duds, we can only look on with envy. Whether it&amp;#039;s Mrs. X&amp;#039;s shoe-lined closet in The Nanny Diaries or Carrie Bradshaw&amp;#039;s runway-like room in the Sex and the City movie, here are nine onscreen closets that give us the chills.  Carrie Bradshaw&amp;#039;s Closet from Sex and the City, the Movie  When Carrie first toured her future apartment with Mr. Big in the Sex and the City movie, she was in complete awe\u2014until she saw the closet space, which made her quip: &amp;quot;Well, now I understand the divorce&amp;quot; of the previous tenants. So later, when Mr. Big unveils the remodeling job he did on her dressing room\u2014complete with glowing, glass-enclosed sub-closets\u2014she&amp;#039;s almost too shocked to speak. Photo courtesy of New Line Cinema.  Turtle&amp;#039;s Closet from Entourage  You wouldn&amp;#039;t have thought Turtle from Entourage put much effort into his wardrobe, considering he basically just wears a uniform of jeans, polo shirts and baseball caps. But the shoes; he&amp;#039;s always loved his shoes. And in the sixth season of the HBO hit, it showed. One look at his wood-trimmed closet neatly stacked with sneakers (and caps) left us speechless\u2014not to mention impressed. Photo courtesy of Home Box Office.  His and Hers Closets from Heineken Commercial      Sure, the point of this commercial is that the men&amp;#039;s beer freezer\u2014stocked with glorious rows of Heineken\u2014is best, but we&amp;#039;re still salivating over the woman&amp;#039;s bright, \u00FCber-organized walk-in closet, in all of its shoe-filled glory. We&amp;#039;d scream too if we got to play dress-up in there every morning. Photo courtesy ofYouTube.com.  Cher Horowitz&amp;#039;s Closet from Clueless  For the most part, the well-intentioned-but-superficial Cher in Clueless is fun for a laugh. But there&amp;#039;s one thing about her that we take very seriously: her closet. From the computerized outfit coordinator to the endless color-coded conveyer-belt racks, this wardrobe is a dream! Photo courtesy ofYouTube.com.  Blair Waldorf&amp;#039;s Closet from Gossip Girl  Blair Waldorf, one of the main characters on the CW&amp;#039;s Gossip Girl, has it all: looks, money, smarts and style. To top it all off, she has a deluxe white-walled walk-in closet that&amp;#039;s truly worthy of a Queen Bee. Photo courtesy of CWTV.  Joanna Stayton&amp;#039;s Closet from Overboard   Despite the impressive work Dean Proffitt puts in to make a bedroom closet on a yacht (with a revolving shoe rack, no less) for the wealthy Joanna Stayton, she just can&amp;#039;t help but find a flaw. &amp;quot;Oak? An oak closet?!&amp;quot; she fumes. &amp;quot;Why am I even amazed? One would think you would know that closets are made of cedar!&amp;quot; Well, Ms. Stayton, we&amp;#039;d be more than happy to take the yacht off your hands\u2014even with an oak closet. Photo courtesy of www.moviescreenshots.blogspot.com.  George Wade&amp;#039;s Closet from Two Weeks Notice  In this rom-com, billionaire George Wade is supposed to be high-maintenance. But if you didn&amp;#039;t get the message by watching his immature antics, then his immaculate back-lit closet stocked with designer suits will surely drive the point home. Photo courtesy ofYouTube.com.  Jenna Rink&amp;#039;s Closet from 13 Going on 30  Jenna Rink is pretty lucky when she wakes up the morning after her 13th birthday to discover that her wish to grow up has come true. Not only has she transformed into a 30-year-old, she&amp;#039;s also a big-time magazine editor in New York City, with a seriously big-time walk-in closet, piled high to the ceiling with luxe designer shoes. Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures.  Mrs. X&amp;#039;s Closet from The Nanny Diaries  When Annie Braddock takes a job as a nanny in New York City&amp;#039;s Upper East Side, she can&amp;#039;t wait to move to the big city for a big adventure. Instead, she finds herself working for the nightmarish Mrs. X. But privilege does have its charms: Her wealthy boss has a gleaming walk-in closet that&amp;#039;s as preppy and organized as her over-scheduled child, Grayer. Photo courtesy ofThe Weinstein Company.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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