Film fashion

These women should get their own movie where they're the lead, except then they'd probably be less cool. At least give them some recognition: they've saved films – and leading ladies – with their wit.

i-D talks to writer and director Darren Stein about the fashion that defined the original 'Mean Girls,' from PVC mini skirts to candy colored corsets.

From Grace Kelly’s parade of 1950s gowns in Rear Window and To Catch a Thief, to Michelle Pfeiffer’s blue silk slip in Scarface, we round up the best the silver screen has ever seen.

Celebrate the holiday by taking a look back at the most unforgettable girl bosses in film.

1977 - Unforgettable Film Fashion From the Year You Were Born - Photos

In memory of playwright and screenwriter Sam Shepard, we look at the award-winning, Wim Wenders-directed cult movie that Shepard wrote the screenplay for

Let Meryl Streep’s most fashionable moments on film inspire your wardrobe.

Genuinely great films with excellent outfits, what's not to love?

10 movies from the 1950s that every fashion lover should watch: Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief