12 Things That Become Trendy After People Saw Them In Films
Cinema's power is genuinely unlimited. Talented filmmakers and performers may produce masterpieces that inspire millions of people to follow specific fads, whether clothes, hobbies, or meals. Movies may boost sales of specific products and save entire businesses from extinction.
“Movies have influenced fashion since the beginning,” says film and fashion historian Kimberly Truhler. From the haircut style of Rachel, a super adorable character in the famous sitcom: "Friend," to Chuck Bass’ scarf in "Gossip Girl," they all take the world by storm. We recall 12 items that became incredibly popular after appearing in well-known movies and television series.
“Movies have influenced fashion since the beginning,” says film and fashion historian Kimberly Truhler. From the haircut style of Rachel, a super adorable character in the famous sitcom: "Friend," to Chuck Bass’ scarf in "Gossip Girl," they all take the world by storm. We recall 12 items that became incredibly popular after appearing in well-known movies and television series.
1. Rachel’s haircut in" Friends - 1994"
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2. Chuck Bass’ scarf in "Gossip Girl - 2007"
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3. Chess in "The Queen’s Gambit - 2020"
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4. Off-the-shoulder clothes in "Flashdance -1983"
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5. The little black dress in "Breakfast at Tiffany’s - 1961"
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6. Luxurious clothing ensembles in "Scandal - 2012"
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7. Colorful clothes and tie-dye in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - 1990"
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8. Plaid suits in "Clueless - 1995"
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9. Dramatic gowns in "Gossip Girl - 2007"
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10. Cherry pie "Twin Peaks - 1990"
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11. Wensleydale cheese in "Wallace & Gromit: A Grand Day Out - 1989"
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12. Reese’s Pieces in "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - 1982"
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