Habiba ElGaniny Creating outfits is fun, but have you ever put on an outfit and felt like a character straight from your favorite TV show? Well, the marvelous thing about fashion is that it can provoke memories, moods and an entire persona. Sometimes, all it takes is a single piece to spark nostalgia of your favorite character or get the urge to borrow their personality for the day. A lot of characters have their signature clothes or style that you can’t neither doubt nor confuse. Slip into something reminiscent of them, and suddenly it feels like duty calls: this is your moment to thrive. And if that feeling ever strikes, embrace it. Don’t break character, just have fun with it.
1- Corsets As Maddy Perez
Maddy Perez from Euphoria has been characterized by her corsets all through the three seasons, pairing them effortlessly with bold, unapologetic makeup. It’s really hard to spot only one iconic thing about her, but the smoky eye and corset combination remains unmatched. So, slip into a corset, perfect that razor-sharp eyeliner, and don’t hold yourself back. Be fearless, bold and even a little more extra than usual. No pressure, though. Maddy set the bar impossibly high.
2- Yellow Dress As Andie Anderson
Kate Hudson’s yellow backless gown in How To Lose a Guy in 10 days, did more than steal a scene. Ever since, yellow dresses simply just remind us of her. Whenever we see a yellow dress, we immediately think of the movie, the romance, our favorite scenes, and, of course, the glamorous hairstyle she paired with it. Somehow, Kate managed to monopolize the yellow dresses simply by wearing one. But honestly,it was too good to let go.
3- Balleranias As Holly Golightly
Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany‘s was characterized by her taste and style. Among her many fashion signatures, ballet flats remain one of the most enduring. So, whenever we see ballerinas and since they’re making a comeback this summer, we just can’t help but feel nostalgic for Audrey Hepburn’s portrayal of Holly.
4-Low-Rise jeans As Regina George
Regina George in Mean Girls was recognized for her youthful, enviable figure, which she loved showing off, while protecting her diet at all costs This movie is engraved in our minds. We’re still obsessed, still memorizing every scene, soundtrack, outfits, but most of all, we’re still thinking about how perfectly low-rise jeans suited Regina.
So, if you’re wearing low-rise jeans and feeling just a little temperamental, well… you can’t deny it: THAT IS SO FETCH.
5- Denim Dungarees As Donna Sheridan
Meryl Streep’s Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia! Wore countless fits that effortlessly showed off Greek vibes. One of her timeless, most-worn outfits on set, and the one that she sang “dancing queen” in, was her classic pair of denim dungarees. So, from the movie’s release till today, Donna Sheridan absolutely owns this outfit. Whenever you wear it or spot one, you can’t help but feel energetic and carefree, like you’re about to start singing mamma mia and dance with strangers.
6- Blazers As Julia Roberts
Since the nineties, Julia Roberts has been known for wearing blazers and tailored suits, which wasn’t a common thing back then. By simply choosing her comfort, Julia unintentionally became a feminist symbol and gave women the message of defying the male gaze and just being themselves. To this day, whenever you see or wear a perfectly tailored women’s suit, you can’t help but channel a little bit of Julia’s spirit, especially if you have that wavy, fluffy hair. My god, you’ve got it all.
