Fashion in Film and Television

The Givenchy Dress, designed by Hubert de Givenchy, is a floor-length, sleeveless black dress with a bateau neckline and a cinched waist. It is considered one of the most iconic dresses in film history.

The John Travolta White Suit is a white polyester suit with a flared collar, wide lapels, and bell-bottom pants. It is considered one of the most iconic suits in film history.

The Vivian Ward Dress is a red, off-the-shoulder dress with a sweetheart neckline and a thigh-high slit. It is considered one of the most iconic dresses in film history.

The Cher Horowitz Suit is a yellow plaid skirt suit with a matching blazer and skirt. It is considered one of the most iconic suits in film history.

In the film, Miranda Priestly is the editor-in-chief of Runway, a fictional fashion magazine.

In the film, Queen Elizabeth II wears a simple black dress to meet with Prime Minister Tony Blair.

In the film, Aibileen Clark wears a green dress to the Miss Hilly Holbrook Christmas party.

In the film, Rosalyn Rosenfeld wears a white fur coat.

In the film, Furiosa wears a black leather jacket.

In the film, T'Challa wears a black suit made of vibranium.

In the film, Sharon Tate wears a white dress to the Playboy Mansion party.

In the film, Marion Davies wears a red dress to the premiere of Citizen Kane.

In the film, Cruella de Vil wears a black and white dress to the ball.

In the film, Elvis Presley wears a white suit to his first television appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.

In the series, Carrie Bradshaw wears a Vivienne Westwood dress to her wedding with Mr. Big.