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25 of Our Favorite Romances - and the Stylish Looks We Want to Steal

Marisa Tom — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 06:23:08 PST

Our favorite romantic movies - rom-coms included - have the ability to transport us from our couch to falling in love aboard the RMS Titanic, to sipping lattes in a quaint café in Montmartre, to attending Beverly Hills High with best friends Dionne and Tai, and beyond. In a nutshell, it's pretty great. To add to their cinematic charm, these flicks not only have us daydreaming of modern-day knights in shining armor, but they've also made quite the stylish impression. We can't help but call to mind An Affair to Remember's dreamy '50s wardrobe, Ali MacGraw's classic American style in Love Story, or even Cameron Diaz's Winter-luxe looks in The Holiday. From period pieces to last year's Ryan Gosling takeover, we've rounded up a sweet mix of Valentine's Day-perfect flicks that just so happen to flaunt some fun fashion, too. Click through to see our editors' picks and shop your favorite looks.

Is Cher From Clueless Still a Beauty Icon Worth Emulating?

Miriam Lacey — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:00:00 PST

In the Urban Outfitters beauty department, the current beauty icon is Cher from Clueless. Urban lets you shop her "look," complete with loads of white eye shadow, pink lipstick, and bronzer. But while I've always adored Cher, Dionne, and Tai, I don't see their styles having particular resonance right now. Sure, the '90s are back (and way too soon, in my opinion), but I just don't see the makeup and hair from the period making a similar return. After all, for the last few seasons, we've been moving toward a soft "no product" style, and a lot of makeup from the 1990s looks harsh to current eyes. Would you still want to look like Cher, or do you prefer to think of her as an icon whose look helped get us here but isn't necessarily something you'd want to copy?

Buzz Lines: What's Your Favorite Quote From Clueless?

BuzzSugar — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 08:30:00 PDT

Since I know my readers are movie fanatics with a penchant for cinematic trivia, I'm introducing a new feature for you guys. Say hello to Buzz Line, a movie quote game where I name a flick and you tell me what your favorite line from the movie is. Your first assignment? The classically quotable Clueless.

Here are a few of my favorites to get you started, but I want you to comment now with your favorite quote! Have fun!

"You see how picky I am about my shoes and they only go on my feet." - Cher
"Cher, I don't want to do this anymore. And my buns? They don't feel nothin' like steel." - Tai
"It's like a painting, see? From far away, it's OK, but up close, it's a big old mess." - Cher

Which Clueless Character Are You?

TresSugar — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:10:00 PDT

Clueless turns 15 this week, making it the same age as its protagonist, Cher Horowitz. But the story, based on Jane Austen's Emma, dates back to 1815. For some good old-fashioned superficial fun, take this totally dope quiz to find out whether you're more like Cher, Dionne, or Tai.

If you got a bad grade, what would you do?

Like totally make my case and try for extra credit.

Try to spend less time drawing Marvin the Martian on my binders.

Shrug it off. Popular girls don't need good grades.

There's a natural disaster in Pismo Beach. You would:

Offer fashion consultations to the victims.

Spearhead the relief effort by donating my skis.

Share what I learned from my near-death mall experience.

You're stranded at a party in the Valley. What would you do?

Pass time making out in the bathroom.

Call someone with a miserable social life to come pick me up before I go postal.

Enjoy an herbal refreshment.

When it comes to your virginity:

No sh*t, people are still virgins?

I'm hymenally challenged.

It's gone from technical to nonexistent.

What's the skinny on your personal style?

Sometimes you have to show a little skin.

I do not wear polyester hair, OK?

Ragin' after my makeover.

Calvin Klein Recreates Iconic Clueless Dress

InStyle — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 13:00:22 PDT

Cher's wardrobe in Clueless literally changed my life and apparently I’m not alone: Ilaria Urbinati, celebrity stylist and co-owner of the L.A. boutique Confederacy, gushed about her love of the film’s fashion when she was introduced to Calvin Klein Creative Director Francisco Costa. "I sort of geeked out on him, [explaining] how my formative-years love of Calvin Klein was partly based on the little white minidress Alicia Silverstone wears in Clueless," Urbanati told us. "I reenacted the entire scene with Cher and her father-'Cher, what are you wearing?' 'A dress!' 'Says who?' 'Calvin Klein!'-and of course I said, ‘Francisco, you need to remake that dress!'"

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read more Costa was so taken with her passion that he went home, watched the scene on YouTube, had the original dress pattern dug out of the archives in Italy and had it re-created exclusively for Urbinati’s boutique. (Confederacy will begin carrying pieces from Costa’s Calvin Klein Collection this fall.) The dress, which retails for $915 and comes in Cher’s original white as well as a shade Urbinati describes as a "HOT" red, is being unpacked as we speak and will hit shopconfederacy.com in no time. Guarantee your piece of fashion history by calling the store at (323) 913-3040 to order now. - Joyann King

Jaime Pressly on Brittany's Husband, Jessica's Earwax Video, & Kate Gosselin For Playboy?

PopSugarTV — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 14:45:58 PST

Jaime Pressly blames Brittany Murphy's husband for getting in the way of their friendship before Brittany's death, we round up our favorite Brittany Murphy movie moments, and Jessica Simpson sticks a lit candle in her ear to get rid of earwax!

Vintage Geek: Smokin' Hot Tech From Clueless

GeekSugar — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 07:02:13 PDT

I heard from Buzz the other day that Clueless might be getting a sequel! Although I'm usually a little wary of "part two's," I couldn't help but remember all the fun I had watching the original flick back in 1995. I mean, for a film in the mid '90s about high school kids, this movie was pretty geeky. It was full of big candy bar cell phones, laptops, and pagers. Yes, pagers. Remember those? I was obsessed with getting one until 1996 just because of it.

I took a trip down memory lane and watched Clueless last night. Even though spotting all the tech throughout the movie was pretty fun, I do have one favorite scene in the movie. I think you know what it is. Check it out in the clip above.

Possible Clueless Sequel: Yay or OMG, Nay?

BuzzSugar — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 11:30:15 PDT

Rumor has it Silvestone and Clueless director Amy Heckerling recently discussed a script for a sequel to the high school comedy. On the cute side, it might mean Paul Rudd and Alicia Silverstone together again on the big screen. And yet . . . it's a Clueless sequel!

It's still very much a rumor, but is this something you'd want to see? I suppose we'd find out what Cher's up to all these years after graduation. But would this work if it's no longer set in high school? Is Cher still with her stepbrother? Did they get married (and is that super weird?)?

What say you?

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Buzz Brainteaser

BuzzSugar — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 04:30:18 PDT

Welcome to Buzz Brainteaser, the trivia feature on BuzzSugar! Every weekday I'll test your knowledge about TV shows, music, and movies. If you enter in the correct answer, you win points!

In Clueless, Christian brings over two movies to watch with Cher. One of them is Spartacus. What is the other movie Christian brings over?

What on Earth Will a Video Game Based on Clueless Be Like?

BuzzSugar — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:30:35 PDT

Things that make me go "hmm...": I spotted on GeekSugar yesterday this news that several new movies have been picked up as future video games - and they're not your usual action-heavy flicks with guns and bombs or. . . action of any kind (unless you count Cher's steamy online chat, after which "he just logged off"). They're Clueless, Mean Girls and Pretty in Pink.

On the one hand, it's nice that there are going to be video games for girls, and ones that aren't totally violent. On the other hand, seriously, what will these games entail? Competitive shopping? Backstabbing contests? A race against time to alter Iona's old pink prom dress? Brainstorm below.

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