When you think of Oscars fashion, iconic dresses and glitzy jewelry that celebrities wear on the red carpet most likely come to mind. But sometimes the best styles are the ones on the silver screen.
Although it's often overlooked as frivolous or unimportant, fashion in movies tells a story or symbolizes something in ways that words sometimes fail to. From the clothing colors in "Get Out" to the stunning historical accuracy in "Victoria & Abdul," we rounded up 10 of the best fashion moments in this year's Oscar-nominated movies.
Despite the film's fantasy element, "The Shape of Water" remains grounded in the reality of the '60s due to its historically accurate costumes.
There's a heavy focus throughout the movie on Elisa's (Sally Hawkins) outfits, paying special attention to her block heels, pleated skirts, and pearl necklaces, all of which were popular styles in the early '60s.
You can read more about "The Shape of Water" here.
With a focus on bright colors, shorts, and patterns, "Call Me By Your Name" perfectly captured trends that were popular in Europe in the '80s.
Elio and Oliver (Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer) spend a summer looking effortlessly cool in button-up shirts, graphic T-shirts, and converse sneakers, as seen above.
You can read more about "Call Me By Your Name" here.
The live-action remake of "Beauty and the Beast" had stunning costumes that were true to the classic animated version.
With her hair partially pulled back, Belle's (Emma Watson) layered ensemble looked casual yet stylish.
You can read more about "Beauty and the Beast" here.
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