Dress like in the movies (literally) is easy, if you know how.

1- Julia Roberts, Pretty Woman: Sometimes, fashion is (almost) as important as the plot, and 'Pretty Woman' is the perfect example of it. More than three decades ago, Marilyn Vance was responsible for constructing the looks of what might be the most famous romantic comedy in history; outfits that have already turned thirty, but could still be in our wardrobes, with great pride, today. From the sophisticated red evening dress with which 'Vivian' dazzled a young Richard Gere, to the well-known brown silk polka dot dress and matching hat, to the 'little black dress' that we will try to emulate today, which our protagonist chose for her first date with Edward.

3- Grace Kelly, To Catch a Thief: Princess in Hollywood and in real life, the unique Grace Kelly has given us some of the most inspiring looks seen on the big screen. Among the dreamy landscapes of the French Riviera and its luxurious casinos, Edith Head, winner of eight Oscars for Best Costume, was in charge of devising for 'her muse' the considered 'most elegant wardrobe in the history of cinema'. A curiosity: it was during the filming of this movie and through a photo session at the Monaco palace where Grace met her future husband and for whom she would leave her acting career a year later, Prince Rainier of Monaco. . 

4- Emma Stone, La La Land: It's not the first time we've talked about the importance of colors on this website, which is not little, and Mary Zophres demonstrates this with the colorful wardrobe of this romantic musical. A love letter to Los Angeles that guides us, through a whirlwind of tones, through the emotions and feelings of its protagonists. This time we will focus on the look of one of the most emotional duets, in which 'Mia' wears a yellow dress that evokes the glamour and elegance of classic cinema.