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To Catch a Thief and the art of Riviera style

Cary Grant is elegance personified in this Hitchcock classic, styled, as always, by his own fair hand.

The Grand Budapest Hotel and the power of commitment

The classic Wes Anderson film is wedded to the director’s distinctive vintage aesthetic, and, in its consistency, shows the virtues of committing whole-heartedly to a look.

Midnight in Paris: Beauty in the Everyday

The Woody Allen modern classic pays homage to the romance of 1920s Paris. But, when it comes to the clothes, it shows the value of understated modern style.

The subtle cues of the Peaky Blinders’ wardrobes

When it comes to getting dressed, the Peaky Blinders understand the power of a uniform

All hail ‘The Leopard’

Visconti’s 1963 epic, ‘The Leopard’, might just be the best movie you’ve ever watched, not least for its immaculate wardrobe, says Charlie Thomas.

The Gentlemen and old-school gangster style

Guy Ritchie’s latest British gangster movie is perhaps his best-dressed yet

In the Pink: Jude Law’s Alfie

Jude Law’s style in the 2004 remake of ‘60s cult classic, Alfie, is a deft lesson in how to make your clothes work for you

A Guide to Mid-Century Monochrome: Cary Grant in North by Northwest

The wardrobe in Hitchcock’s finest thriller was sourced and chosen by Cary Grant himself. It still stands out today.

The Power of Simplicity: Joaquin Phoenix in ‘Her’

For a complex sci-fi love story, Joaquin Phoenix’s style in cult movie ‘Her’ is reassuringly simple.

Style as Persuasion in Catch Me If You Can

Legendary icon artist Frank Abagnale’s ever-changing wardrobe shows just how powerfully clothes can change other people’s perceptions – and whether you approve of his antics or not there’s a lesson in that for all of us

The Thomas Crown Affair: A Study in Power Suiting

Steve McQueen’s turn as millionaire bank robber Thomas Crown has gone down as one of the most stylish episodes in movie and menswear history

The Art of the Button-Down in The Talented Mr. Ripley

Matt Damon’s Tom Ripley boasts the most underrated style in the film, says our resident movie style writer

Stiff upper lip: The uniforms of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk

Dunkirk is one of the most successful war films of recent years, frequently praised for its ambition and its cinematography. We think, however, that its wardrobe deserves plaudits too

Whiter than white: the ‘60s look in ‘A Single Man’

Despite its sober tone, Tom Ford’s late-noughties masterpiece has earned a place in cinema history as one of the best-dressed movies of its decade

We’ll say one thing for ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ – they’re always well dressed…

Charlie Thomas examines Michael Caine and Steve Martin’s sartorial one-upmanship in one of the most charming movies of the 1980s

Casablanca: a lesson in ivory eveningwear

There are many claimants to the best Black Tie looks in movie history, writes Charlie Thomas, but nothing quite beats Bogart’s pitch-perfect ivory dinner jacket

Pulp Fiction: Why we can all learn a thing or two from Uma Thurman’s white shirt

It goes without saying that the white shirt is a wardrobe staple, but in cult movie classic Pulp Fiction, it becomes an icon. Our film correspondent, Charlie Thomas, explains why…

Colour, depth and darkness: tailoring in The Great Beauty

Sure, the colourful Italian tailoring in Paolo Sorrentino’s Oscar winning film The Great Beauty is good looking, but the genius of the movie lies in its wardrobe’s deeper meaning, as Charlie Thomas explains

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