The Givenchy Dress, designed by Hubert de Givenchy, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its simple yet elegant design and its association with Audrey Hepburn's character, Holly Golightly.

Marilyn Monroe's iconic red dress in "The Seven Year Itch" became a symbol of femininity and sensuality, and it remains one of the most recognizable fashion moments in film history.

Cher Horowitz, played by Alicia Silverstone, was the main character in "Clueless" and the one who popularized the plaid skirt and knee-high socks look, which became a signature style of the 1990s.

Mia Farrow's white dress in "The Great Gatsby" became an iconic fashion moment due to its simple yet elegant design and its association with the character of Daisy Buchanan, played by Farrow.

The Vivian Ward Dress, designed by Marilyn Vance, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Julia Roberts' character, Vivian Ward, and its transformation from a streetwalker to a sophisticated woman.

Marlon Brando's black leather jacket in "The Wild One" became an iconic fashion moment due to its association with the character of Johnny Strabler, played by Brando, and its representation of the rebellious youth culture of the 1950s.

The Sandy Olsson Jacket, designed by Albert Wolsky, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Olivia Newton-John's character, Sandy Olsson, and its representation of the innocent and wholesome girl-next-door.

Uma Thurman's yellow dress in "Kill Bill" became an iconic fashion moment due to its association with the character of Beatrix Kiddo, played by Thurman, and its representation of her transformation from a bride to a deadly assassin.

The Andy Sachs Sweater, designed by Patricia Field, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Anne Hathaway's character, Andy Sachs, and its representation of her transformation from a naive young woman to a successful fashion journalist.

Audrey Hepburn's black dress in "Sabrina" became an iconic fashion moment due to its simple yet elegant design and its association with Hepburn's character, Sabrina Fairchild, and her transformation from a shy and awkward teenager to a sophisticated and glamorous woman.

The Rose DeWitt Bukater Dress, designed by Deborah Lynn Scott, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Kate Winslet's character, Rose DeWitt Bukater, and its representation of her transformation from a wealthy and privileged young woman to a strong and independent survivor.

Marilyn Monroe's white dress in "The Seven Year Itch" became an iconic fashion moment due to its association with the character of The Girl, played by Monroe, and its representation of her sensuality and allure.

The Neo Coat, designed by Kym Barrett, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Keanu Reeves' character, Neo, and its representation of his transformation from a computer hacker to a messianic figure.

Jessica Rabbit's red dress in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with the character of Jessica Rabbit, played by Kathleen Turner, and its representation of her sensuality and allure.

The Black Panther Suit, designed by Ruth E. Carter, became an iconic fashion moment in film due to its association with Chadwick Boseman's character, T'Challa, and its representation of his strength, power, and leadership.