11. "The Great Gatsby" (1974)

Place: Long Island, summer 1922

Summary: The film adaptation of the classics of American literature of the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Nouveaux riches with sensitive soul, Jay Gatsby (Robert Redford) falls in love with a frivolous Daisy Buchanan (Mia Farrow), who breaks his heart.

Style: the style of the American high society and the return of women's fashion twenties.

On that note: Farrow - many vintage dresses in pastel colors, long string of beads, wide-brimmed hats and brand-bob haircut; at the Redford - three-piece suits from Ralph Lauren, chauffeurs caps and gloves.

12. "Mahogany" (1975)

Venue: Chicago, the seventies.

Summary: Tracy (Diana Ross) tries to escape from the ghetto of Chicago and make a career in the fashion world.

Style: Charming retro. Diana Ross herself has designed some of the costumes. The style of the film was inspired by Marc Jacobs to create autumn-winter collection in 2007.

What to look for: all retro costumes, brilliant colors, shine. Evening dress ocher. White pantsuits. Turtlenecks. Crazy hairstyles.

13. "Annie Hall" (1977)

Place: New York, the seventies.

Summary: romantic adventure comic neurotic Alvey Singer (Woody Allen) and his girlfriend, no less neurotic Annie Hall (Diane Keaton).

Style: androgynous chic. The whimsical combination of male and female. Visual guide on how things should be worn boyfriend.

What to look for: hat heroine Keaton, men's ties, shirts, jackets and wide pants for men.

14. "American Gigolo" (1980)

Locality: Beverly Hills, eighties.

Synopsis: Julian Kay (Richard Gere) - the vysokooplachivamy Gigolo Gigolo - special psychology   Los Angeles. Kay fell in love with the wife of a local politician (Lauren Hutton), which is not like the last, and Kay client accused of murder.

Style: American style as it is. This film brought the Armani brand in the forefront of fashion and brought worldwide fame. Lauren Hutton demonstrates that even sportswear Sportswear - Past and Present   It can be worn with style. Richard Gere - the first Hollywood actor, completely naked on the screen (see, another reason to see "American Gigolo").