The Best Romcom Style Moments Of All Time, Enough To Make Your Heart Skip A Beat

Never mind romcoms, Funny Face is one of the most stylish films in cinema history. Period. The combination of Audrey Hepburn and Edith Head - with a few Hubert de Givenchy gowns sprinkled in - is immaculate. This is fashion to fall in love with, over and over again.

A Versace dress + a hot pink Fendi Baguette = early-Noughties perfection.

Swishy skirts. Crisp shirts. Gregory Peck. Audrey Hepburn is living the summer we all wish we could in Roman Holiday. Chic.

Diane Keaton's androgynous style in Annie Hall, will make you fall out of love with fancy frills and pretty pastels not just immediately, but forever.

The only thing that could, like, ever get us to go back to high school are the get-ups in 1995's Clueless.

... And a special moment of appreciation for Dionne, please. Cher was right, we are jealous.

Let's be frank, Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell would look good in anything - but it's the pink dress Monroe wears for the rendition of Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend that is truly iconic.

Did you know that this sky blue dress Constance Wu wears in Crazy Rich Asians, originally designed by Marchesa in 2016, is now housed in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American history - along with Judy Garland's ruby slippers?

Have to be honest, the plot has not dated well. What continues to endure from Pretty Woman, however, are all of Julia Roberts' looks. It was a toss-up between this polka dot dress and the thigh-high boots.

JLO's blush pink dress is the stuff romcom dreams are made of.

Hot pink worked for Marilyn and it works for Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods in Legally Blonde as well.

This dress should be dubbed the 'How to Win a Guy in 10 Seconds' number.

'I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love me'. Cue: sobs. We are just standing in front of Julia Roberts' jacket, asking it to love us.

A 'charming' romcom moment that would just be infuriating IRL. But still... Nobody, nobody, apart from Julia Roberts could look this good after having orange juice spilled down them.

If you haven't seen this "Brat Pack" movie, what are you waiting for?

The film was, to borrow the words of Aleksandr Petrovsky's daughter and a line from the final season of the far superior TV show: "'ideous, just 'ideous". Carrie's sublime Vivienne Westwood wedding dress might have been doomed - but it was by far the best thing in the movie.

Melanie Griffith's take on power dressing is worth a revisit when we eventually return to work.

Written by Nora Ephron, When Harry Met Sally might just be the perfect rom-com. The story of a slowburn love between friends, we still think of Meg Ryan's fall bowler hat and tailoring often. We'll have what she's having.

Going back to school undercover is problematic. A teach/'pupil' relationship is problematic. But Drew Barrymore's white feathers do, inexplicably, feel like an A+ idea.

Before apps, there was Jane Austen's Emma Woodhouse working her magic. The costumes from the 2020 film version, starring Anya Taylor Joy, are a sheer delight - perfect for those looking to take cottagecore to the next level. And did you know, Clueless is based on Emma?

Ok, there's not a whole lot of 'com' in this 'rom' but there is never not a good reason to look at Leo and his excellent Hawaiian shirt collection for Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. Forever swoon.