There are few creative mediums that are associated with as well as fashion and film. Appropriate costumes help advance the plot of the story, while action captures the most dramatic clothing offerings. This symbiotic relationship has produced some of the most iconic images in our brain over time — and 2022 had a few strong contenders to add to that list.
of sparkling dresses onBridgerton"The bright, trend-setting look."tranceTo outfits defining the alternate dimension of "everything everywhere at once" and the powerful, emotional costumes of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever," film and TV gave us plenty of rich, memorable costumes this year that we know we'll revisit.
The holidays are the perfect time to binge on shows you've missed, catch up with award season competitors and indulge in some escapism. Discover Fashionista's favorite series and movies from 2022 below.
"Euphoria" Season 2
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Fashion designer: Heidi Bivens Watch it for: Y2K-inspired looks, cropped T-shirts, and bold, glittery makeup. Where to watch:HBO
"Murder on the block only" Season 2
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Fashion designer:Dana Covarrubias Watch it for: Selena Gomez wears early fashion ensembles and various jackets, jackets, and coats. Where to watch:HuluAnd the Disney +
Bridgerton season two
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Fashion designer:Sophie Kanal Watch it for: Regency fashion (corsets, empire waists, bows and brocades) with a modern and sexy twist. Where to watch:Netflix
Fashion designer:Kirston Man Watch it for: Vibrant prints, maxi dresses, and beaded accessories support and celebrate the original designers. Where to watch:peacock
"Elvis"
Image source: Warner Bros
Fashion designer:Catherine Martin Watch it for: The dazzling, Vegas-worthy Elvis wardrobe cemented the King of Rock as a fashion icon. Where to watch: Available to stream, rent or buy HBO MaxAnd the YoutubeAnd the CamelAnd the Prime VideoAnd the voodooAnd the google appsAnd the redbox
"Anna's creation"
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Fashion designer:Lynn Paolo Watch it for: The opulence of New York clothing, featuring faux heiress Anna Delvey's selection of Birkin bags, Oscar de la Renta jewelry, and Valentino capes. Where to watch: Netflix
Fashion designer: Muriel Barra Watch it for: Eclectic Apparel is a mix of cool, handcrafted energy and whimsically fusion. Where to watch:HBO Max
"take revenge"
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Fashion designer:Alana is a mentor Watch it for: The all-star cast is decked out in nostalgic costumes, inspired by popular teen movies and series like "Jawbreaker," "Clueless," and "Gossip Girl." Where to watch:Netflix
Fashion designer:Colin Atwood Watch it for: A fresh take on Addam's Wednesday's iconic aesthetic with a Tik-Tok influenced design. Where to watch: Netflix
"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever"
Image source: Marvel Studios
Fashion designer:Ruth E Carter Watch it for: Traditional African fashion reimagined in a modern way, including Ghanaian-inspired tailoring, floral textiles, and contemporary tribal dresses. Where to watch: In theaters, soon Disney +
The series "The White Lotus" Season 2
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Fashion designer:Alex Bufferd Watch it for: The messy choices in clothing upper-class vacationers turn to: Tania's Monica Vitti-inspired looks, Ethan's fintech outfit, Valentina's power suits, Portia's mismatched Gen-Z wardrobe. Where to watch: HBO
"bones and all"
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Fashion designer:Julia Bersanti Watch it for: A pair of teenage cannibals dressed in vintage '80s, dirtbag costumes. Where to watch: In theaters available for rent or purchase AmazonAnd the CamelAnd the google appsAnd the voodoo
"Emily in Paris" Season 3
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Fashion designer:Marilyn Vitosi Watch it for: Fantasy cut off the runway, Sylvie's French minimalism and Emilie's Parisian style sophistication. Bonus: plots ripped from the fashion headlines. Where to watch:Netflix
"Glass Onion... Knives Dispel Mystery"
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Fashion designer: Jenny Eggen Watch it for: Benoit Blanc in Mediterranean chic, red carpet dresses, and playful resort attire. Where to watch:Netflix
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
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Fashion designer: Jenny Bevan Watch it for: Imaginative French haute couture inspired by the mid-century Dior archives. Where to watch: Available to stream, rent or buy peacockAnd the Prime VideoAnd the google appsAnd the CamelAnd the voodooAnd the YoutubeAnd the redbox
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