This time we will analyze the style of a star who, like a good wine, only becomes more refined and perfect over the years - Julia Roberts.
One of the very first films with Roberts’ participation was “Pretty Woman,” where the girl actually played Cinderella! The beauty with a slender figure and long red curls instantly captivated the audience. In the film, she demonstrated a wonderful feminine style, although in real life at that time she dressed completely differently!
Still from the movie Pretty Woman, Julia Roberts in 1990
The girl with her extraordinary beauty leaves no one indifferent! At the age of 22, she was first included in the list of the most beautiful people according to the legendary People magazine, and subsequently she was included in it 10 more times, and this already says a lot.
And how stunning her smile is! But let's talk about the main thing, her wonderful sense of style!
Casual style of Julia Roberts
Fashion designers consider it an honor to create another outfit for a star, but Julia herself admits that her favorite style of clothing is casual, and practical jeans remain the central item in her wardrobe!
The girl has repeatedly confirmed that she is not a big fan of brands and it is quite in her style to buy jeans not only from affordable brands, but even in a stock store! Although she has models from, Lexington and.
It is believed that it was Julia Roberts who brought back the fashion for flared models.
Julia Roberts has a rectangular figure. That is, the actress cannot boast of a pronounced waist. It is very important to choose the right clothes, without focusing on the waist. A straight or slightly tight top is best.
The girl just prefers things of this kind, and looks great in them.
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Julia belongs to the category of women whose beauty cannot be spoiled by anything, but at the same time she carefully monitors her outfits, if skinny, then tightly fitting, if flared, then the ideal length!
For accessories, she loves ethnic-style scarves and bags, which she shows us very often. At the same time, she very thoughtfully chooses the colors of her outfits.
The actress is not a fan of cosmetics, so she only wears makeup when appearing at official events; at other times she prefers not to use decorative products.
In everyday life, the actress prefers the most comfortable shoes with flat soles.
Usually, the dazzling “beauty” prefers to wear things in dark colors; she rarely wears blue jeans. At the same time, she dilutes her wardrobe with light details.
Roberts argues that beauty directly depends on lifestyle. An active lifestyle is her main credo. There is no laziness - and your body and appearance will remain beautiful for a long time. That is why she can often be found dressed in sportswear.
In terms of jewelry, she prefers minimalism both in everyday life and on the carpet. There should be everything in moderation - including glitter. Either several discreet decorations, or one large one - and nothing more.
Julia Roberts' favorite color is black.
The star's favorite scents at different times were, Tangerine Lychee Fresh index.
Actress pregnancy
Julia Roberts is not only a popular actress, but also a mother of three children! In 2004 she gave birth to twins, and in 2007 another boy. The actress did not particularly hide her pregnancy and regularly appeared in public. Most often, she preferred to walk in dresses free from the chest, thereby emphasizing the beauty of her position.
And on carpets.
Red carpet, evening dresses of Julia Roberts
Julia Roberts is a sincere fan of the fashion houses Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent and Stella McCartney.
The star often chooses knee-length dresses for festive ceremonies.
Elie Saab, Gucci
The actress loves men's style of clothing; she appears in public in formal suits and jackets. In them she looks no less impressive than in dresses.
And how beautiful Julia is in floor-length dresses! Refined lines, simple cut with fashionable details - all these elements dictate fashion trends to us.
10 famous outfits from films December 19th, 2014
I now have a lot of free time, so I decided to re-watch all my favorite films. While I was watching the adventures of Audrey Hepburn and Sarah Jessica Parker, I realized that we can recognize many pictures without looking at them in their entirety, just by seeing the heroine’s outfit. Today I decided to remember 10 such films.
1) "Dirty Dancing"
When it comes to Dirty Dancing, I don’t remember Baby’s final light dress, but her simple, but so bright outfit from the rehearsal scene. She was then wearing denim breeches and a simple white shirt, tied under her breasts like a top. I love this movie madly and have watched it more than once.
Final scene
And I just can’t help but post this shot:
2) "Pretty Woman"
I recognize “Pretty Woman” by her chocolate polka dot dress and hat with a matching ribbon.
I really liked this outfit as a child and seemed the height of elegance. Another key image of the film is the red dress with white gloves that Vivien wears to the opera. It is probably a well-known fact: the necklace in the film was real and cost 250 thousand dollars, so Julia Roberts was followed everywhere by a security guard during filming.
All the costumes for the film were created by designer Nino Cerutti, and one cannot fail to note Vivienne’s first outfit as a prostitute: a midriff-revealing overalls of denim shorts and a white top, combined with a red cape and black leather boots.
By the way, Nino Cerutti collaborated a lot on outfits for films. He worked on “Bonnie and Clyde”, “The Witches of Eastwick”, “American Psycho”, “Basic Instinct”, “Borsalino”, “Eyes Wide Shut”, “Die Hard II”. And that famous polka dot dress from “Pretty Woman” sold 500 thousand copies.
3) "Pulp Fiction"
It is difficult to count how many times the famous dance of Uma Thurman and John Travolta from this film has been parodied in different films and programs. He is remembered for his strands of hair falling over his forehead, and she for her bob with bangs and black flared trousers combined with a white shirt, complemented by asymmetrical hems.
4) Titanic
This immortal film received 11 Oscar statuettes, including one of them for costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott. And it’s hard to find fault with anything - the author of the outfits studied the fashion of the early 20th century closely and down to the smallest detail. My favorite is Rose's ball gown.
But no less impressive is this walking suit with a hat and a dark blue outfit, which contrasts so well with the girl’s fiery hair.
Although the choice of Kate Winslet for this role is still unclear to me, she has already become a legend in any case.
5) "Sabrina"
This film is notable not only for its cute plot and interesting facts about the filming, but also for the fact that it was with this film that Audrey Hepburn began her long-term collaboration with Hubert de Givenchy, which later grew into friendship. It's funny that Audrey herself initially wanted to collaborate with Cristobal Balenciaga, but he refused. It is also interesting that Givenchy never received any award for the outfits for this film - it was taken by the American stylist Head Edith, who also created outfits for “Roman Holiday” and “Rear Window” with Grace Kelly. But Givenchy came up with a quadrangular neckline especially for Audrey, which was popularly nicknamed “Sabrina’s neckline.” Personally, I'm just in love with her floral sundress combined with a simple black turtleneck)
And in color
6) “The Taming of the Shrew”
Recently about this film and the Celentano-Muti duet. Just in the same material, I recalled Lisa’s magical blue dress, in which she came to Ilya’s house. In combination with Ornella Muti, it seemed to me one of the most beautiful dresses in my childhood)
7) “The Seven Year Itch”
Here we are talking about one of the most famous dresses, since it was the one that Marilyn Monroe wore during the scene with the wind flowing from the broom hatch. In addition to the fact that this is one of the most famous shots of the 20th century, this story with air currents is also notable because Monroe's then-husband Joe DiMaggio decided to leave the actress after this incident. Problems in their marriage began just during the filming of this film, but many biographers agree that the main impetus for DiMaggio was the moment when Marilyn stood at night in front of onlookers and re-shot this scene take after take, unable to remember words, and her skirt kept flying up and up over the asphalt between 52nd Street and Lexington Avenue. The author of this white dress was costume designer William Travilla: the ruffled outfit with an American armhole collar was worn even by a Barbie doll after this film.
8) "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
It seems to me that few people don’t like Audrey, so she will be here twice) It was Audrey who popularized the gamine style and introduced the fashion for a black sheath dress combined with gloves, pearls and a cigarette holder. I adore this image and have tried to recreate it many times. Well, I can’t count how many similar dresses I had in my closet)
9) "Sex and the City"
I talk about this series a lot and often. In the summer I even wrote a lot about him. While everyone remembers Carrie's famous newspaper dress from Christian Dior by John Galliano, I love with tender love her marshmallow-colored tutu from the screensaver for the series. The film's stylist, Patricia Field, said that her heroines dress in the Mix "n" Match style, the motto of which is “The absence of style is style!” This very tutu skirt was bought at a flea market for $5, but the seamstresses of the project duplicated it, since the clothes in the frame had to get wet. It was this tutu with a fitted top that appeared in the full-length version of the film, when Carrie enters her huge wardrobe.
10) "Bridget Jones's Diary"
And finally, the smallest item of clothing by which you can instantly recognize the film is Bridget's tiger panties for special occasions, in which she ran out into the street in pursuit of Darcy. I don’t know what happened to the Internet, I can’t find a normal picture anywhere, so I made a print screen)
What movie do you remember based on your clothes?
) together with successful businessman Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) attend an equestrian polo tournament, which in many ways echoes a similar episode from My Fair Lady. Just as Eliza Doolittle at Ascot, appearing before high society in an elegant dress and a fabulous hat, reveals her origins with a violent reaction, following the horse on which the bet is placed, so the cutie Vivian, looking like lady perfection in her dress at polka dots, hat and white gloves, attracts a couple of puzzled glances from the prim public, rudely encouraging the players on the field. Compare for yourself:
Scene from the film "My Fair Lady" (1964)
The famous costume designer, winner of the Honorary Award of the Guild of Costume Designers, was nominated for the British BAFTA for her work on the wardrobe of the characters in “Pretty Woman”.
Marilyn Vance with a Costume Designers Guild Honorary Award
Vance understood that the so-called polo dress had to be both simple and elegant. A real lady's dress. 
Marilyn admits: “None of us could have imagined that this outfit would have such an effect and its influence on fashion would continue to this day.”
A very laconic dress of a simple cut - sleeveless, with a loose bodice and a very feminine wide skirt with elastic - as they say, accessories make it possible: a wide belt made of brown Anna Kline leather, milky Chanel cat-heeled shoes, white gloves, a white and brown saddle bag and handmade pearl earrings. 
The fabric, brown silk with polka dots, was found by Vance at Beverley Silk and Wool Fabrics in West Hollywood. In one of his interviews, the artist says:
“They had good vintage fabrics, and the owner was quite an eccentric man with quirks. His son worked with him. I went there in search of fabric, but didn’t find anything suitable. I begged the boy to let me into the basement, where, as I knew, they kept truly valuable fabrics. Finally, he gave me permission, and I found a piece of incredible silk there. I just fell in love with this color."
True, there was not much fabric. And then Marilyn had to choose. In an interview with Elle magazine, the artist recalled that dilemma:
“We were faced with the problem of choice. Either we make a dress that is ankle-length, which is what I actually wanted, or knee-length. In the first case, we complement the look with Chanel ballet flats, in the second - with Chanel heels, plus we still have a little fabric left for finishing the hat.<…>Naturally, Julia wanted heels.”
The dress suits Julia incredibly well; its warm milk chocolate color harmonizes perfectly with her red hair and brown eyes. Pearl earrings go well with the polka dots on the dress. And the icing on the cake is undoubtedly the elegant hat. 
Thanks to this look, women around the world saw that you don't have to wear a long evening dress with furs and diamonds to look stunning.
Today, any fashionista can try on the screen image of the brilliant “beauty” Julia. Especially for you, we have studied the range of online stores and prepared our own cinema set. All pictures are clickable.
And here you can see other variations on the theme of the iconic dress.
A sophisticated brown midi dress with white polka dots is a classic that will never go out of style. A feminine silhouette, pleasant soft fabric, and restrained colors will add aristocracy and elegance to the image. At the same time, the dress is very comfortable, does not hinder movement and favorably emphasizes the figure. The brown polka dot dress owes its popularity to the legendary film “Pretty Woman”.
And by the way, you can buy a dress from the movie “Pretty Woman” in our movie dress store. To see photos and find out the price, go to the product page.
Brown polka dot dress from the movie "Pretty Woman": the most popular dress in cinema history
You can buy a brown dress with polka dots from the movie “Pretty Woman” in our film coat store
The film “Pretty Woman” starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere has long become a cinema classic, and the main character’s outfits have gone down in fashion history. The heroine of Zhdulia Roberts presented one of the iconic images of the film in an episode at a polo tournament.
An elegant brown cocktail dress emphasized the transformation of the rude Vivian into a real lady. Costume designer Marilyn Vance complemented the meticulously designed look with pearl earrings, white gloves to match the polka dots, and a hat with a ribbon made of the same fabric as the dress itself. Marilyn, when creating the dress, was unsure about the length - to the ankles or below the knees? Rumor has it that there was only enough fabric for a shorter version, so the dress came out just below the knees, and the designer used the scraps of fabric for a ribbon for the hat. This is how one of the most recognizable outfits of modern Hollywood was created.
Who would wear the brown dress from the movie "Pretty Woman"
Thanks to its universal cut, a brown midi dress with polka dots is suitable for young girls and mature women, but the color scheme will be closer to autumn and spring - warm color types. In other cases, the dress can be complemented with accessories of the shade that suits your color type.
This dress looks especially impressive on brown-haired women with long hair, and the medium size of polka dots and the cut with an emphasis on the waist will allow it to be worn by owners of any type of figure - hourglass, triangles, ovals and pears.
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A polka dot dress is a universal wardrobe item - it is suitable for both the office and a party.
Where is the best place to wear the polka dot dress from Pretty Woman?
A sleeveless brown polka dot dress is a versatile wardrobe item. Feel free to wear it to university, to the office, to a cocktail party, corporate events, on a date - it will look appropriate everywhere. This model was created as the embodiment of chic and elegance, so the dress is suitable for everyday wear, as well as for formal and special occasions.
What accessories to combine the dress with?
Match your brown polka dot dress with round and oval accessories that will harmonize with the polka dots on the fabric. The color should match the main color scheme of the dress. For evening and special occasions, choose pearl (white) earrings or beads, bracelets with round details. For every day, an oval watch on a thin strap and large hoop earrings will go well with a dress. You can also complement a polka dot dress with a vintage brooch. In this case, experiment with contrasting colors (black, green, semi-precious stones, rhinestones), because a brown or white brooch risks blending into the dress.
What makeup and hairstyle would suit a polka dot dress?
Taking inspiration from Julia Roberts, it would be logical to borrow her hairstyle from “Pretty Woman”: her hair neatly pulled into a large low bun. Another win-win option is light curls falling onto the shoulders a la Duchess Catherine. For business meetings, you can wear your hair in a low ponytail. If you have a long bob hairstyle, then you can simply dry your hair with a hairdryer using a texturizing spray.
Makeup and styling options for a brown cocktail dress with white polka dots
Since the dress is bright, it is better to use a neutral nude palette for makeup: peach lipstick, soft pink, beige, coral shades. If you are going to an evening event, then you can add golden, shimmering, dark brown tones of shadows, take a more saturated shade of lipstick, but without flashy colors and strokes, otherwise you can make the look heavier. Long retro arrows will also look organic with this outfit - as a reminder that polka dot colors were at the peak of popularity in the 60s.
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You can order a dress exactly like in the movie “Pretty Woman” in the movie dress store website
25 years ago, on March 23, 1990, the film “Pretty Woman” was released on world screens. The iconic image created by Julia Roberts in this film became one of the most memorable in her career, and the love story of a millionaire and a prostitute who turned into a real lady left no one indifferent. The changes occurring with the main character are especially clearly visible in the transformation of her style, which was worked on by costume designer Marilyn Vance. As a result, dresses from the movie “Pretty Woman” created a real sensation and still remain at the peak of popularity. We have chosen the three main outfits of the heroine Julia Roberts.
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One of the most memorable outfits of the street prostitute Vivian was a revealing dress consisting of a white top and a blue miniskirt, fastened in the middle with a metal ring. To make the look even more impressive, the costume designers paired it with black patent leather boots and a voluminous crimson tuxedo. At first glance, it may seem that such a frivolous attire was purchased in one of the American tabloid stores, but this is not so. The prototype of this dress was a retro swimsuit from the 60s with a similar dividing ring, which the film’s chief costume designer, Marilyn Vance, found in her wardrobe. Despite the fact that more than 20 years have passed since the film was released, this unusual style with cutouts at the waist has become popular again! Many modern Hollywood beauties tried it on, and actress Emma Watson even posed in this dress for the cover of the May issue of British GQ magazine.
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The outfit of Julia Roberts's heroine became the prototype for many evening dresses. Dita Von Teese in one of them
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Anyone who watched the movie “Pretty Woman” probably remembers the most luxurious outfit of the heroine Julia Roberts, which she puts on to go to the opera with her companion, played by the main sex symbol of those times, Richard Gere. A long red dress with a sweetheart neckline exposed the heroine’s fragile shoulders and amazingly emphasized the actress’s shape. However, few people know that this feminine evening dress, which started the fashion for red, was originally intended by the filmmakers to be black. But costume designer Marilyn Vance was sure that the dress should be bright and offered three shade options to choose from.
After several fittings and photo sessions, the management was convinced that she was right and did not regret her decision at all. This dress became the prototype for many evening dresses that Hollywood divas still demonstrate on the red carpet.
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To become a real lady, it is not at all necessary to be born - this is proven by personal example from the heroine of Julia Roberts in the film “Pretty Woman”. Looking at her, dressed in an elegant brown dress with white polka dots, it’s hard to believe that this girl once sold her own body on the street. This charming outfit with a wide belt and sleeveless, in which Vivian came to the races, looked restrained and at the same time very romantic. And although polka dot print appeared back in the 20s and 30s, Julia Roberts revived this trend, making it one of the most popular in the late 90s. However, dresses like her heroine’s are still very popular among stars and first ladies.
