The Timeline of Fashion Through 10 Movie Favorites

Edited by Nicole Vardo

It doesn’t really matter where you are or where you’re going, what they say is true you can find fashion anywhere, or at least inspiration. From everyday life to the hours of television we might spend watching, throughout time it’s always a good way to go back a couple years and review all the pop-culture and bizarre fashions of our past style movie favorites. From the wicked 90′s fur to crazy six inch flip-flops let the nostalgia or regrets begin!

FIRST PHOTOS: Met Gala

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Patrick Robinson co-chaired The Costume Institute Gala Benefit with Oprah Winfrey and Vogue Editor-In-Chief Anna Wintour. Here are the first photos from tonight’s event. Click through for all photos.

MOVIES WITH STYLE: Marie Antoinette

Edited by Missa Stumpf, TrendSpotter/ Designer

I loved all the bright, pops of color that was a part of the Marie Antoinette film that Kirsten Dunst starred in.

The movie has gone on to be a huge source of inspiration for many in fashion, and when you look at the many various costumes throughout it, you know why. It stays true to the period, but I also think the bright colors give it a big modern twist.

I loved every outfit Kirsten wore & although I’d probably never go around dressed in this period look, I can definitely draw so much inspiration from it.

SPREAD: ‘The Art of Being Kristen Dunst’ for V Magazine Issue #64

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Inside Kristen, shot by Mario Testino, discusses her unique friendships with both the Mulleavy sisters of Rodarte and Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami as well as her upcoming long-awaited film All Good Things. V Magazine Issue #64 is on news stands now.

RUNWAY: Rodarte Fall/Winter 2010

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Rodarte’s layered flowey pieces left me almost speechless, especially since the finale literally glowed in the dark under black light. Romantic, feminine, and almost bridal worthy, the clothes seem to take on a life of their own as they drift down a runway lit by candlelight and sprinkled in white confetti.

Front row included Tavi, Bryan Boy, Anna Wintour, Grace Coddington, Natalie Portman, Kristen Dunst, Jason Schwartzman, Scott Schuman and Garance Dore.

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VINTAGE SPREAD UM: 2006′s Vogue US “Teen Queen”

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

From 2006′s Vogue US “Teen Queen” on Sofia Coppola’s then released “Marie Antoinette” about the ultimate big spender.

Kiefer Sutherland Broke Jack McCollough’s Nose

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

In the weirdest news from the Met gala, Kiefer Sutherland apparetnly head-butted Proenza Schouler designer Jack McCollough (above left) so hard he broke his nose at an after-party at SubMercer.  Jack was rushed to the hospital.

From Guest of a Guest: “While guests like Mary-Kate Olsen (who hit up more than one party of course), and Kirsten Dunst looked on, the actor apparently was upset over Brooke Shields.”

WTF!?! Kristen Dunst

Edited by Lauren Garroni

It’s no secret that I hate Kristen Dunst’s style. I can never understand when people have money and deep fashion connections and don’t have a sense of fashion. And with her vampire teeth, saggy boobs, and pasty skin-it doesn’t help the lack of fashion sense. Here Dunst goes for a hipster, prairie look. Enjoy!

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