Vintage movie costumes

La Dame on Instagram: “Iconic movie wedding dresses, part 2👰🏽‍♀️ 1. Barbra Streisand in “Funny Girl”, 1968 2. Claudette Colbert in “It Happened One Night”, 1934…”

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From Father of the Bride to Steel Magnolias to Frankenstein to Coming to America, look back at the most iconic wedding dresses in film.

Drew Barrymore reunited with Ever After costars Melanie Lynskey, Megan Dodds, and Dougray Scott to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary.

The RMS Titanic had my heart long before James Cameron’s Titanic hit theatres late in 1997. I can remember studying buoyancy in the second grade science class. We were all given lumps of plasticine and instructed to create something that … Continue reading →

While my personal early '80s to mid-'90s fashion icon is Lisa Bonet, we can't deny how influential Winona Ryder was during this time period. The actress turns 42 today, and to celebrate I say we look back at five of her top fashion moments in film. Heathers: She played a mean girl before Mean Girls even existed in this 1988 dark comedy cult classic and made every gal jealous of her wardrobe while doing it. Chalk it up to her ability to pull off crop tops, massive shoulder pads, round-lens…

J. Peterman Cataloge 1998 Titanic Reproduction Collection, Rose Chooses Life Dress

Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady 1964. When Audrey entered the set for the first time in Eliza’s ball gown, she was so beautiful the crew and the rest of the cast stood silently gaping at her, then broke out with applause and cheers. “I have always so badly wanted to be beautiful," Hepburn said to costume designer Cecil Beaton in a letter after viewing photos of herself as Eliza Doolittle. "Looking at those photographs I saw that, for a short time at least, I am - all because of you."