My Favorite Iconic Movie Dresses

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If you follow old movies I'm sure you know all these dresses. If you follow fashion there's probably a couple you're familar with. Here are my favorite iconic dresses from movies.



Audrey Hepburn as Jo Stockton - Wedding Dress from Funny Face
*It might be funny to start this post off with a wedding dress but I've always loved this dress, even more than her iconic Breakfast at Tiffany's dress. 



Grace Kelly as Francis Steven - White Strapless Gown from To Catch A Thief



Rita Hayworth as Gilda - Strapless Black Gown from Gilda



Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale - Gingham Dress from The Wizard of OZ



Cinderella's Blue Ball Gown from Cinderella



Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara - White and Green Ball Gown from Gone With the Wind



Ginger Rogers as Dale Tremont - feather dress in Top Hat
*BTW, I picked this image to show it in motion.



What are your favorite iconic movie dresses?




Until Next Time,
Ashley A. 







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