Movies that inspired personal style

What is your style? Does the actor inspire you in the movies? "Movies have been influencing fashion since the beginning," says film and fashion historian Kimberly Truhler. "When people saw these moving images of actresses Mary Pickford or Gloria Swanson, they started emulating them." We've introduced five movies that help you to get your style.  

 

1. In the Mood for love

The film by Wong Kar-wai, who was born in Hong Kong. The story of between two married neighbors, They fell in love with each other. The film is visually outstanding. It uses colors, such as orange, red, and green. The color always changes following the storyline. The warmer color is more passionate about the emotion. Opposite, the cooler color is more mysterious. Throughout the film, the actress (Maggie) is styled in a lot of clothing. However, the film only uses 20-25 dresses. A new dress represents a new day or new emotion, Wong Kar-wai explains saying, "The dress is not just a dress. It's the Maggie character's Mood. It's as if she's wearing this Mood that day." So you can see a lot of clothes that change to follow the mood in the movies.

2. Pulp Fiction

Pulp Fiction had a significant influence on pop culture, more and more young people try to emulate the actor's style in the movie. Mia Wallace. Who played Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. She epitomizes the '90s minimalism, Mr. Money Mustache has a golden rule of minimalism: "If you don't use it, lose it." so she wears a simple pair of cropped black trousers and a white shirt in the film. 

3. Ocean's Eight 

The film follows the story of criminals together to steal a valuable diamond necklace during the Met Gala. The designer Sarah Edwards needs to create and design eight different roles. Make the audience distinguish eight-woman easily. All eight women also needed a show-stopping dress for the Met Gala, so she had to create a lot of costumes for them. She said: "we're asking for a dress that would fit our story, our characters, our timeline, the different actions they had to do in the film." So you can see the different gorgeous designs in this movie.

4. Taxi Driver

This film from 1976, Martin Scorsese. The film's style still influences fashion trends. Since the Taxi Driver was published, both designers and audiences like the actor's style, such as a mohawk, aviator sunglasses, and an M-65 field jacket. And now, it still influences man's style of clothing. The military field jacket has become essential for men.

5. ANNIE HALL

The film's clothing style was inspired by the actress's own. She combines menswear and woman style. Which was different from the fashion of the time. But she was successful. She becomes a master of menswear for women, more and more women emulating Annie Hall to start wear menswear.