Films where the costume department and designers have got it right or clothes you’d want to wear?

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I am watching The Spy Who Loved Me and the main female character has an amazing wardrobe. The clothes wouldn’t look dated today, for example a belted shirt dress.

When Harry Met Sally.

Barbie

The Marvellous Mrs Maisel. To my uneducated eye, a lot of the outfits look like they were lifted straight off a Paris runway from the 1950s.
Swishy, swishy skirts!

The Fantastic Beasts films.
The costumes for the high council members are inspired and the 1930s street styles range from sharp suits and beaded gowns to drab orphans’ aprons.
All adding to the atmosphere.

Oh yes, her swing coats and cute matching hats in the first season!

Yes! Sue Charlton is a style icon, every outfit is utterly gorgeous.

I also love pretty much everything Kirstie Alley wore in Cheers, and agree with a pp about Selena Gomez in Only Murders. Actually all the costumes (and interiors) in Only Murders are fantastic.

Obviously also Margo Leadbetter...

Magpie Murders. Lesley Manville’s outfits are gorgeously classy and she looks amazing in every episode.

Yes! I was just going to post this.
Margo Leadbetter too.

Diane Keaton in Annie Hall and Something’s gotta give (though that might be the house).

Grace Kelly in Rear Window.

Helena Bonham Carter’s wardrobe in Nolly was gorgeous. Fur coats, pussy bow blouses and beautiful kaftans.

I’ve been lusting after this gorgeous kaftan since I saw it. Feel it would be much more elegant (although more impractical) to waft around at home in a silk kaftan rather than leggings and a jumper.

Audrey Hepburn's clothes in How to Steal a Million (1966) all designed by Givenchy. Beautiful then, still beautiful.

So agree with Diane Keaton in Annie Hall. Also Robin Wright in House of Cards.

Phryne in the Miss Fishers Murder Mysteries

And pretty much any Bette Davis/ Katherine Hepburn / Deborah Kerr/ Ingrid Bergman film too!

Marisa Tomei's clothes and shoes in Only You. With the perfect accessory, Robert Downey Jr.
And all on a teacher's salary...

Keira Knightley in Atonement and Aftermath, especially the green silk.

Renee Zellweger in Down With Love

Brie Larson's clothes in Lessons In Chemistry.

Yes!

Double yes

A thousand times yes! The black and white tulle dress was a dream, Edith Head was a creative genius.

Doris Day in Pillow talk, divine!

All the costumes in Funny Face

Keira Knightley in Colette

Ann Hathaway, Devil Wears Prada😍

The Gilded Age costumes were phenomenal 👌