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"For those of you who are stuck in the midst of the frankenstorm that is Hurricane Sandy, I hope all is well. I&amp;#x27;m sure you have stocked up on plenty of food, flashlights, and other essentials, but if you&amp;#x27;re already bored, I&amp;#x27;ve got a list of seven fashion films that will keep you inspired. Heathers: The 1988 dark comedy epitomizes all things preppy. Loads of plaid, structured blazers, pleated skirts, shoulder pads and brightly colored tights define the eponymous high school clique and newbie addition Veronica. Source: Uploaded by user via Cara on Pinterest Bonnie &amp;amp; Clyde: Is there anything better than Faye Dunaway&amp;#x27;s silk scarves and berets in this story of the infamous bank robbing duo? I know this word should be retired, but she&amp;#x27;s got serious swagger, no? Source: via Jo on Pinterest Mahogany: In this 1975 film, Diana Ross plays a young woman living in the projects of Chicago, who eventually flees to Rome to become a major fashion designer. Is this a recipe for glamour or what? Between a parade of chiffon, amazing hats, and great scenery lies a story about choosing between your dream career and men from your past. Source: wornjournal.com via Elizabeth on Pinterest Foxy Brown: Another 1970s film, but this one is a little grittier. Pam Grier plays Foxy Brown, an ass kicking cop with a penchant for afros and low plunging necklines. She basically defines the word fierce. Source: huffingtonpost.com via Eileen Z. on Pinterest Clueless: AS IF I could craft a list of fashion films and not include the most influential movie of the &amp;#x27;90s. As a kid growing up in Springfield, Virginia Cher Horowitz taught me about designers such as Calvin Klien and Alaia while also imparting relationship pearls of wisdom like if a man dresses better than you do, what will you bring to the relationship? (ha!) Source: brunettelove.tumblr.com via Jennifer on Pinterest The Devil Wears Prada: Do I really have to explain this one? Who doesn&amp;#x27;t know the cerulean speech by now? So good! For those of you who have not seen the film, though, Anne Hathaway&amp;#x27;s character is a schlumpy just-starting-out magazine assistant who goes through a style transformation that is to die for. Holy crap, it&amp;#x27;s amazing. Source: google.com via Victoire on Pinterest Scarface: Michelle Pfeiffer blew everyone away as Elvira, Tony Montana&amp;#x27;s junkie girlfriend. Slip dress after sparkly slip dress showed off Pfeiffer&amp;#x27;s then-gaunt figure. It&amp;#x27;s the look above, however, that really does it for me. That hat! Those sunglasses! Wowza. Source: beatofmyglory.tumblr.com via Caitlyn on Pinterest So friends, what are you favorite fashion films? Have I left anything out? Discuss!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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