Fashion has always had a starring role in film and television, but a select few productions have shaped real-world style in unforgettable ways. These shows and movies didn’t just entertain. They sparked trends, launched designers into the spotlight, and redefined how audiences express themselves through clothing.

👜 Sex and the City (1998–2004) turned New York into a runway. Carrie Bradshaw’s fearless fashion choices, from tulle skirts to Manolo Blahnik heels, made designer fashion aspirational and personal. Patricia Field’s styling helped democratize luxury fashion, making it feel accessible to women everywhere.

Most Iconic Fashion Statement: Carrie Bradshaw’s Nameplate Necklace

👠 The Devil Wears Prada (2006) remains a cinematic fashion bible. With Patricia Field’s razor-sharp styling, the film offered a behind-the-scenes look at the editorial fashion world. Andy Sachs’ transformation from frumpy intern to Chanel-clad powerhouse mirrored how viewers began embracing high fashion in everyday life. The film’s influence endures, with its wardrobe still referenced in fashion editorials and TikTok recreations.

Most Iconic Fashion Statement: Andy Sachs’ Chanel Boots

🎀 Gossip Girl (2007–2012) was a fashion revolution for the millennial generation. Eric Daman’s styling turned Blair Waldorf’s headbands and Serena van der Woodsen’s boho-chic looks into must-haves. The show’s couture-filled scenes boosted designer sales and made statement accessories mainstream.

Most Iconic Fashion Statement: Blair Waldorf’s Headbands

✨ Euphoria (2019–present) redefined Gen Z style with emotionally expressive fashion. Heidi Bivens’ costume design uses clothing as a mirror for each character’s inner world, sparking viral trends in makeup, streetwear, and self-expression.

Most Iconic Fashion Statement: Maddy’s Purple Cutout Set

These productions didn’t just reflect fashion, they shaped it. By blending character development with couture, they turned wardrobes into storytelling tools and inspired generations to dress with intention, emotion, and flair.