Some movies Not only do they tell great stories, but they also they define the style of an entire era and leave a deep influence on current fashion. Therefore, below we review some whose protagonists left us memorable looks that continue to be reinterpreted today. Here are names from the last century, which inspire the current trends more applauded.
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© @thedigitalhivistDiane Keaton in Annie Hall (1977)
Who was going to tell us that Annie Hall’s looks, so masculine, would become the favorites of women today? To say that Diane Keaton revolutionized the world of fashion with her style in Annie Hall It’s nothing new. His character inspired the use of traditionally masculine clothing, such as vests, loose shirts, baggy pants, ties, hats and blazers. oversizecontinues to be a reference. Keaton’s influence continues in collections that celebrate freedom of expression and break down barriers between men’s and women’s wardrobes.
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© Getty ImagesMuriel Hemingway in manhattan (1979)
In manhattanboth Mariel Hemingway and Meryl Streep are masters of style. The first provides a more youthful and classic presence, betting on looks made up of basic wardrobe items such as straight or tight jeans, loose t-shirts, and large sweaters that she wears following one of the most seen style tricks on the streets in 2024: on the shoulders.
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© Getty ImagesMeryl Streep in manhattan (1979)
Meryl Streep, playing Jill Davis, also gave us great style lessons that we recognize today among the most successful store proposals. With a more adult and polished style, it perfectly teaches how to wear long coats and suits well. Outfits made up of garments to wear both on the street and even on safari days. Blouses and shirts make their stellar appearance tucked into high-waisted pleated skirts, or tailored ‘grandfather’ style pants, with a slight shape. paper bag.
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© GTRESMeg Ryan in When Sally met Harry (1989)
Meg Ryan, in her role as Sally, showed us an urban and relaxed style that is still alive in fashion today. Shirts tucked into baggy high-waisted pants and unbuttoned cardigans, blazers Structured hats and hats combine in an ensemble that remains iconic for the casual-chic style. These looks, accompanied by others such as those made up of shorts and blouses with a bow, continue to inspire. Today, brands and designers replicate these outfits vintage in a clear sign that Sally’s style never goes out of style.
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© Getty ImagesKim Basinger in 9 and a half weeks (1986)
Beyond those sensual looks of mini slip dresses, Kim Basinger in 9 and a half weeks It became an icon of casual elegance. Her character, Elizabeth, stands out for the same style that characterizes other actresses on this list, that of uniting masculine and feminine pieces in the same tandem with an impressive result. Who doesn’t remember the look of the image or wants to copy it sometime in their life? She mixes pieces like shirts oversize, with delicate lingerie, with oversized sweaters, long trench coats and minimalist accessories that, even today, we want to imitate.
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© Getty ImagesDemi Moore in Ghost (1990)
You may not have noticed too much because the story has popularly been reduced only to the ceramic moment, but Demi Moore in Ghost He shows us simple, very ’90s looks that we are wearing again today. Their white shirts and jeans, open checked shirts, casual basic tops… In short, comfortable and practical outfits that, accompanied by that pixie haircut, form an unmatched tandem to inspire the most casual and minimalist bets. An ode to the beauty of simplicity.
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© Getty ImagesJulia Roberts in pretty woman (1990)
It couldn’t be missing from this list. And, Julia Roberts has played so many inspiring roles that it is impossible not to repeat her name, well, although in Notting Hill captivated, the truth is that in her role as Vivian in pretty woman debuted as a style icon. From wearing the red dress with long gloves to the polka dot outfit she wears to the races, her style became a glamor reference. However, its influence goes further, because even in the first outfits that the protagonist wears – those of tank tops, large hoop earrings and tall patent boots with miniskirts – are the order of the day, defining the most popular aesthetics of Generation Z.
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© Getty ImagesMichele Pfeiffer in An unforgettable day (1996)
Since the office siren and fashion trends that borrow lessons from office attire came out of their boxes to settle on the street, the Michelle Pfeiffer style in An Unforgettable Day It is more fashionable than ever. Tailored suits, long coats and trench coats, high-waisted pencil skirts with slight side slits, and structured blouses. Her character, Melanie Parker, combines elegance with practicality, achieving a sophisticated look that remains relevant. Pfeiffer perfectly embodied a style that decades later remains synonymous with class and professionalism.
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© Getty ImagesJennifer Anniston in She is unique (1996)
We know that in her role as Rachel Green in Friends It marked a before and after in fashion. Those looks she wore in the series are still latent, however, the ones Jennifer Anniston wears in the movie She is unique They are undervalued. If you think about it, her totally nineties aesthetic, with outfits such as a tight striped sweater, a midi skirt and Mary Jane style heels, are made up of garments that are sweeping sales today. Looking back, if we take her photos as a reference, she becomes a great inspiration for fashion lovers. vintage.
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© Getty ImagesGwyneth Paltrow in Great hopes (1998)
Much has been said about Gwyneth Paltrow in Great Expectations. And it is no wonder, since there are numerous times in which the looks she has worn in this production have been reproduced in disparate versions in stores. Beyond her famous green outfit, she wears mini dresses skater black dresses, tutus, corset-style bodices, and dresses with risky backs that are pure fashion inspiration.
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© Getty ImagesJulia Roberts in Notting Hill (1999)
In Notting Hill, Julia Roberts shows us a style that perfectly fits into the most viewed looks on the planet. street style nowadays. In the production she takes on the role of the famous actress Anna Scott, who captivates us by wearing everything from silk blouses to looks of crop tops and jeans to which she always adds a distinctive air with accessories. Whether with berets, sunglasses or sneakers that could be a trend today.