The Most Stylish Movies to Stream on Netflix Right Now
A movie with good fashion is always a plus. We don't know about you but there's just something about characters with impeccable style that ties everything together better.
We're not talking about films that feature a character working in the fashion industry either (well, not exclusively, at least). Rather, we're talking about great movies or series that have great wardrobes to match. Think Mad Men, Succession, or even Patrick Bateman in American Psycho. Unfortunately, movie characters with great wardrobes aren't all that easy to find. After all, that perfect marriage of fashion and film is hard to achieve unless Tom Ford's the film director.
Thankfully, Netflix does have a selection of fashionable movies in its collection. Whether you want to see the best that Savile Row has to offer with Kingsman or get into a fashion designer's mind with Phantom Thread, these movies have you covered. Here are the most stylish movies to stream on Netflix right now.
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1| Breakfast at Tiffany's
We all know the story of Breakfast at Tiffany's. A young socialite meets a young writer who finds out they have much more in common than they initially thought. While Audrey Hepburn gets all the fashion recognition in the film, George Peppard's Paul Varjak definitely shouldn't be looked over. From cardigans to slim ties, Breakfast at Tiffany's wouldn't be complete without Varjak's classic American style.
2| Call Me By Your Name
Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer star opposite each other in this coming-of-age film that takes place in 1983 Lombardy, Italy. Strictly speaking, the fashion in Call Me By Your Name isn't exactly extraordinary, but behind the lens of Luca Guadagnino, the classic '80s wardrobe looks better than what it really is: loose shirts, vintage Ralph Lauren, Converse sneakers, boat shoes, and, oh, the short shorts! It's still a good basis for an Italian vacation, though.
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3| Catch Me If You Can
Leonardo DiCaprio has an affinity for fashionable characters, with his portrayal of con man Frank Abagnale, Jr. as one of his first and more notables stylish roles. In the biographical film, DiCaprio goes through different careers, including a Louisiana parish prosecutor, a Georgia doctor, and a Pan American World Airways pilot—each more stylish than the last. Seriously, you'll be dressing differently for flights after finishing this movie.
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4| The Great Gatsby
We weren't kidding when we said Leonardo DiCaprio liked playing stylish characters. And Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby didn't spare any expense in the wardrobe department. Expect Brooks Brothers suits, Prada and Miu Miu dresses, Art Deco jewelry from Tiffany & Co., and the flashiest cars for 142 minutes.
5| Kingsman: The Secret Service
Kingsman isn't your typical action comedy film. From Savile Row tailoring to casual chav dressing, the film has a pretty accurate portrayal of 21st-century English style. In fact, the styling is so accurate that the tacky villain wears a designer logo belt throughout. The fashion even goes beyond the film as director Matthew Vaughn has collaborated with Mr Porter for a collection inspired by Kingsman.
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6| Nocturnal AnimalsÂ
At its core, Nocturnal Animals is a story of revenge. The film is a look into the lives of Susan and her ex-husband Edward and the details surrounding his new novel. Nocturnal Animals brings together incredible fashion, director Tom Ford, and an award-winning cast that includes Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Isla Fisher, and Armie Hammer. Along with the psychological thriller, you get a peek inside of Ford's stylish mind, too.
7| Phantom Thread
Phantom Thread tells the story of dress designer Reynolds Woodcock and the changes his life undergoes after a chance meeting with a waitress. As you can expect, the women's fashion in the film is amazing but Daniel Day-Lewis' Woodcock also appears impeccably dressed in suits most of the time. If that doesn't convince you to watch it, you should know that it's also Day-Lewis' final role before his retirement.
