A great film can change national sentiment and give a human face to an intangible problem. Or, in one take, a well-crafted scene can make watchers rethink their entire closet. Sometimes, a piece of clothing or an accessory comes to define a film, redefining perceptions long after the credits have rolled.
From Lolita's sunglasses (we obviously had to pay homage to those heart-shaped icons) to Margot Tenenbaum's thrift-inspired coat, these aren't mere costumes: They are some of our favorite fashion movie moments of all time.
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"Lolita," Heart-Shaped Glasses: While these shades were never actually featured in the film, their marketing use embodied the knowing innocence Lolita exuded.
FredFlare Heart-Shaped Sunglasses, $12, available at FredFlare.
"Atonement," Green Gown: This one dress showed it's possible to capture a film's whole story in one article of clothing. Both Cecilia's power and temptation, and Briony's envy are embodied in the emerald green. It's one of — if not the most influential pieces of movie fashion in the past decade.
Courtesan Boutique Miss Desire Dress, $257, available at Courtesan Boutique.
"Basic Instinct," White Sheath Dress: Yes, this is that dress from that scene. Sharon Stone shattered the whole white-symbolizing-purity thing with one crossing of the legs, and this dress is to blame. Underwear optional with this one.
Lucas Nascimento Chevron-dart sleeveless dress, $784, available at Matches.
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