The most stylish movie characters of all time

Carey Mulligan’s Diasy in The Great Gatsby is the height of 1920s glamour, or at least how we imagine it to have been.

Diane Keaton’s Annie Hall changed the game when it comes to masculine and laid-back dressing.

Despite being a period drama, the green gown worn by Keira Knightley’s character Cecilia Tallis in Atonement became a modern icon.

Julianne Moore’s Charley in A Single Man dresses like a mid-century mod masterpiece – we’d expect nothing less from a film by fashion designer Tom Ford.

Faye Dunaway in Bonnie and Clyde dresses devilishly well as one of the most famous criminals in American History.

Elizabeth Taylor’s Cleopatra is a study in gold and glitzy dress, always with winged eyeliner.

Cate Blanchett’s royal role in Elizabeth: The Golden Age inspired many designers with it’s extravagant, jaw-dropping designs.

Leslie Caron’s dresses in Gigi won their own Oscar, and we can see why.

Is there a more famous pink dress than the one Marilyn Monroe’s character Lorelei Lee wears in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?

Grace Kelly’s Lisa Fremont in Rear Window is a big supporter of Dior’s voluminous ‘new look’.

Demi Moore’s Diana Murphy in Indecent Proposal wears the kind of 90’s fashion moments we want to remember, rather than hide in the back of our wardrobes.

You can’t find a more iconic, stylish character as Audrey Hepburn’s Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Margot Tenenbaum in The Royal Tenenbaums wears fur and a Lacoste tennis dress all year round.

Meryl Streep’s Karen Blixen in Out of Africa wears one of our favourite wedding outfits.

Sarah-Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw in the Sex and the City movies creates a new sense of city-slicker style. When’s the next installment?

Audrey Hepburn’s costumes for Sabrina are still an inspiration.

Tilda Swinton’s Eve in Only Lovers Left Alive has been putting outfits together for centuries and masters this rock chic look.

Emily Blunt’s Young Victoria wears silk, patterned dresses only fit for a young Queen.

Madonna’s Susan in Desperately Seeking Susan encapsulates 80s fashion, in the best possible way.