Top 10 Most Fashionable Characters from Classic Hollywood Movies

Classic Hollywood was a golden age for fashion. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re looking at the costumes of characters from Hollywood films from 1934 to 1968. Our countdown includes “Casablanca,” "Top Hat," "Vertigo," and more! Did we miss any of YOUR favorite Golden Age Hollywood costumes or characters? Let us know in the comments!

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[hanshe]

I always love Vivian Leigh's wardrobe in Gone With the Wind. All her dresses are so exquisite and beautiful.

[angelaholmes]

Not surprised that audrey Hepburn is number one for breakfast at tiffany's her outfits were amazing and so memorable

[angelaholmes]

Grace Kelly was truly elegant in rear window 😊

[margiepico]

Bette Davis' character in "Now Voyager" wore amazing outfits after her transformation!!

[brianscotpatterson]

Cary Grant's grey suit in North by Northwest is perfection. The entire movie is so slick and chic.

[Colorbrush]

Bette Davis was mesmerizing as Margo Channing in ALL ABOUT EVE. That scene when she is on the stairs and she says " fasten your seatbelts it's going to be a bumpy night" is a classic. Bette wore a beautiful gown and she looked gorgeous.

[Wineoclockbookworm]

I've always been fascinated with the fashions in "Gentleman Prefer Blondes" and "How to Marry a Millionaire"

[jorgevenegas]

Along with Audrey and Grace I think Lauren Bacall was also one of the best dressed old hollywood actresses. She always looked stunning, well put togehter and classy but she made it seem effortlessly cause her personality, presence, sense of humour and intelligence shined as much as her looks. Specially in films like "Designing Woman", "How to marry a millionaire" and "The big sleep".

[teresaschlichting]

Love them all but you should have included Jan Marrow, aka Doris Day, from Pillow Talk. Every outfit is simply stunning. costume/fashion designer was Jean Louis.

[donnaleach]

These are all beautiful! I would have put Lisa Fremont from ‘Rear Window’ a bit higher, though. I always loved the fashion of Elizabeth Taylor’s character in ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’, as well!

[flenif]

Bette Davis in "Now Voyager". And Marilyn Monroe always dressed so beautifully.

[chiara]

Dorothy Dandridge in “Carmen Jones, ” Bette Davis in “Now Voyager, ” the ballgown in “Sabrina, ” Shirley MacLaine in “What a Way to Go, ” Faye Dunaway in “Bonnie & Clyde”

[henri]

Holly Golightly is a icon, she is perfect, her looks are timeless, the movie is pretty good, i know her is the main character, but i think Fred's character is also pretty cool and perfect for her

[denisefreitas]

I loved the picks! Nobody can beat Holly Golightly, Lisa Freemont & Gilda! 💖

[dalecooper]

I love this picture of Audrey Hepburn wearing a UFO as a hat.

[tommunyon]

The over-the-top art deco sets of the Astaire and Rogers movie created a fantasy world for Depression era movie goers.

[guyinazo]

Very happy to see Norma Desmond in an honorable mention, but I would have also included Rosalind Russell as Auntie Mame

[OcarinaSapphr-]

Edith Head - Orry Kelly & Adrian were the bomb of Golden Age Hollywood designers!

[TOPInstantRegret]

The execution of the concept in your video is truly remarkable, immersing us in the bygone era of 1960s Hollywood and then offering an intimate and inspiring glimpse into the lives of these actors today.

[Kotyk_Murkotyk]

Marlene Dietrich's tuxedo from "Morocco" (1930).