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My first thought was Sex and The City! Love the fashion throughout the series and the movies. Each of the characters have different wardrobes and works great for different occasions.
I loved the clothes the actresses wore on the TVLand show "Hot in Cleveland", they were all over 50 but dressed stylish. I wish the clothing designer would have made some clothing for the public.
Oh I've got one.... how about the movie titled ELIZABETH with Cate Blanchard. I only watched this movie for the clothes! She, her hair, makeup, and oh the costuming...one word: stunning
IMO -- and not to "body shame" anyone -- but I think that VERY few women could wear that dress and look as good as she did in it -- not even CLOSE!!
That's not body shaming, that's the simple truth!
But I just thought of another scene from My Fair Lady with gorgeous dresses suited to a much wider range of body types: the "Ascot Opening Day" scene. Oh, those hats!
We just watched Miracle on 34th Street. Maureen O’Hara, who has to have been the most naturally beautiful Hollywood actress ever, wore an interesting floppy hat. In earlier 1940s movies, the hats were small and pert. I liked the larger, floppy hat.
But she was still having to wear those silly, oversized shoulder pads.
Movie released in 1947. Fashions were about to change drastically.
I always wanted Snake's outfit from "Escape from New York".
Oh wait.... I have that outfit! Never mind.
One of my favorite movies from John Carpenter.
I know someone who has a shirt that is similar to Jack Burton's from "Big Trouble in Little China."
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