A must watch for everyone who is addicted to shopping. Or pretty things! The costumes in this movie were specially designed by Patricia Field who indeed brought life to the wardrobe of shopaholic Rebecca Bloomwood (played by Isla Fisher). All we've ever wanted is to have a wardrobe like hers (minus all the debt), whether it is her ruffle dresses that are so in now or her statement coats.

This is 'THE' fashion movie that has stood the test of time. Whether it is Andy's (played by Anne Hathway) long white coat or her black evening gown, these are clothes we'd love to have in our wardrobe even in 2020. The plot of the movie revolves around Andy, a college graduate, who lands a job at 'Runway' magazine as an assistant to diabolical editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).

'Pretty woman, walking down the street... pretty woman!' Oh, this song will already teleport you to the high street lanes of Los Angeles. Though a rom-com between a successful businessman (Richard Gere) and a sex worker (Julia Roberts), the movie is known for opening the doors to a new world of fashion. None of us can forget those thigh-high black boots or the red gown worn by Vivian. Edward had to fall hard for her in the modern Cinderella update!

We all know where the black sheath dress trend started! Filmed in 1961, this movie was way ahead of its time as far as Holly Golightly's (played by Audrey Hepburn) wardrobe's concerned. Decades have passed by and nothing chicer and more elegant than her velvet gloves and pearls have been found. This movie has the aesthetic power to transport one into the vintage NY era!