12 iconic outfits that remain in our memories to this day

Over the years, the world of cinema has provided us with entertainment, great stories, vibrant performances, and unforgettable soundtracks. It is impossible to imagine our life without films. Thanks to them, our world was filled with memorable scenes and lines that are part of our daily life. And not only that: the films also left us with clothes that have become a symbol in pop culture, and some of them even became fashionable clothes for everyday use.

We have compiled a list of 12 clothing items that have made the world of cinema famous and which will certainly be recognized by all our readers in the blink of an eye.

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1. Bruce Lee's yellow suit.

The iconic Uma Thurman outfit in Kill Bill's yellow suit is actually a tribute to Bruce Lee, who wore a similar outfit in Game of Death.

2. Blues Brothers costume, hat, and sunglasses.

In 1980, the comic and musical duo The Blues Brothers, directed by John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, embarked on a journey that would transform it into a cult film. John and Dan wore outfits that were considered obsolete at the time. However, by adding dark glasses and their crazy, rebellious nature, they made them a part of the modern rock world. We, of course, mean the black suit, hat, and sunglasses, which are now considered classics.

3. Sweatshirt Dance-flash.

Flash Dance tells the story of a working-class young woman who dreams of becoming a dancer. The film became successful both thanks to the great music and the love story. The Jennifer Beals open-shoulder sweatshirt became so popular with the young women and teenagers of the day that it became an enduring trend.

4. Ghostbusters costume.

One of the greatest successes of the 1980s was Ghostbusters, which was written by one of the main characters, Dan Aykroyd, whom we mentioned earlier, who was a member of the Blues Brothers. The film's theme song became a popular hit, and the clothing is worn by the ghostbusters also became popular. The team's logo with the ghost crossed out with a red stripe became so popular that young people wore it on T-shirts and sweatshirts.

5. Jacket The best shooter.

Another classic film from the 80s, Top Shooter. One of the songs on the soundtrack “Take My Breath Away” became one of the most famous slow songs of the decade, and with the film, they both became classics. Tom Cruise's character turned his sunglasses and jacket into a legendary outfit.

6. Coat and hat of Humphrey Bogart from Casablanca.

Casablanca is undoubtedly one of the greatest films of all time and it is impossible to talk about the history of cinema without mentioning it. And that's not all: Humphrey Bogart's cloak and hat have become one with him: it is very difficult to think about these clothes without the image of an actor.

7. White dress Marilyn Monroe in the Seven Year Itch.

Marilyn Monroe is one of the most iconic women in film history. Besides her talent as an actress, her image marked an era. The slender, sophisticated figure that Hollywood is used to seeing through its female stars has changed forever since Marilyn. It is impossible to talk about her without remembering the famous scene from The Seven Year Itch, in which her white dress was pulled up and left her legs exposed. This is perhaps one of the most iconic scenes in the history of cinema.

8. Leather jacket Brad Pitt in Fight Club.

Fight Club told a strange, violent story full of dark humor. It was a success at the time, and over the years it has become a modern classic. Brad Pitt's character was a symbol of leadership, sensuality, courage, and rebellion. Choosing a wardrobe for this character could have been a daunting task for the designers, but they clearly understood what they wanted from them by adding a jacket to him.

9. Susan Sarandon's handkerchief and sunglasses from Thelma and Louise.

Thelma and Louise were one of the greatest successes of the 1990s. The film was considered an important symbol, and many women saw the protagonists as a representation of a new type of woman who rebelled against submission and cruelty. Interpretations aside, the fact that both characters have become movie icons and Louise's scarf and glasses have taken their place on our list.

10. Princess Leia dress from Star Wars. Episode IV - A New Hope. 

Of course, this list couldn't rule out this classic outfit. Carrie Fisher's Princess Leia is one of the most beloved and memorable characters in this sci-fi classic. Her special hairstyle and her white dress are no doubt true modern symbols.

11. Purple Joker costume from Batman: The Dark Knight.

For many people, The Dark Knight is the best Batman movie of all time, and in truth, it scored 9.0 on IMDb. This is actually one of the best movies on the site. But let's not forget that The Joker, played by Heath Ledger, was just as important as Batman in this movie. His performance was brilliant and earned him a posthumous Oscar in the Best Supporting Actor category. The character's insane costume is undoubtedly another movie and pop culture icon.

12. Dress by Nastassja Kinski from Paris, Texas.

Paris, Texas is one of the greatest films in film history. The deep and austere story of "Travis," a strange man first seen lost in the desert after spending years away from his family, is one of the great classics of world cinema. The dress worn by Nastassja Kinski in the heartbreaking closing scene is a symbol of the world of cinema, especially for film lovers from all over the world.