Think of cinema’s ultimate style moments, and odds are the small black dress produced by couturier Hubert de Givenchy for Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s are at the top of the list. The actress and designer had already effectively collaborated in Sabrina in 1954 and Funny Face in 1957, but Breakfast at Tiffany’s would end up being their style masterpiece.

Sex and the City has become an intellectual phenomenon in the early 2000 and in late 90’s. The show finished a six-season dash in 2004 but the impact went far after the series finale. Women sought to wear the fashion and purchased the high-end brands the girls in the program possessed.A show based on four fabulous women, working and living in Manhattan cannot have a easy wardrobe. These four women go to the hottest restaurants, best clubs and the most high-class art galleries.

The 2009 movie Confessions of a Shopaholic follows Rebecca Bloomwood (role performed by Isla Fisher), a journalist having a penchant for shopping. Sadly, her love for fashion lands her bottomless in debt and she somewhere thinks herself working at a magazine giving out financial guidance.

Morocco is the film that bought a much needed revolutionary change into the fashion industry. Unlike the traditional fashion, this film introduced ‘pants’ and ‘tuxedos’ for women, which discovered an amazing hidden beauty of women.After the film was released in 1930, Pants became the most sizzling sensation for women.