The 18 Most Fashionionable TV Shows and Movies of 2022
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There are few creative mediums that pair as well as fashion and film. The right costumes help advance the story’s plot, while motion captures clothing’s most dramatic displays. This symbiotic relationship has produced some of the most iconic, seared-in-our-brain images over time — and 2022 had a few strong contenders to be added to that list.
From the flamboyant dresses on “Bridgerton” and the glittery and trend-setting looks from “Euphoria” to the alternate-dimension-defining clothes of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and the powerful, emotional costumes of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” film and television provided us tons of with rich, memorable fashion this year that we know we’ll be revisiting.
The holidays are the perfect time to plunge into shows you missed, catch up on the awards season contenders and indulge in some sartorial escapism. Discover Fashionista’s favorite fashionable TV series and movies from 2022 below.
“Euphoria” season 2
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Costume designer: Heidi Bivens Watch it for: the Y2K-inspired looks, cropped baby tees and bold, glittery makeup. Where to watch:HBO
“Only Murders in the Building” season 2
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Costume designer:Dana Covarrubias Watch it for: Selena Gomez in early-aughts ensembles, designer jackets, vests and various statement coats. Where to watch:Hulu, Disney+
“Bridgerton” season 2
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Costume designer:Sophie Canale Watch it for: regency costumes (think corsets, empire waists, bows and brocades) with a modern, sexy twist. Where to watch:Netflix
Costume designer:Kirston Mann Watch it for: the vibrant prints, maxi dresses and beaded accessories that support and celebrate Native designers. Where to watch:Peacock
Costume designer:Lyn Paolo Watch it for: New York sartorial opulence, featuring fake heiress Anna Delvey’s selection of Birkin bags, Oscar de La Renta jewels and Valentino capes. Where to watch: Netflix
Costume designer: Muriel Parra Watch it for: eclectic attires that are a mix of cool, handmade and weirdly fused nerd-punk energy. Where to watch:HBO Max
“Do Revenge”
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Costume designer:Alana Morshead Watch it for: an all-star cast decked out in nostalgic ’90s-tinged fashion, inspired by iconic teen movies and series like “Jawbreaker,” “Clueless” and “Gossip Girl.” Where to watch:Netflix
Costume designer:Colleen Atwood Watch it for: a fresh take on iconic character Wednesday Addam’s gothcore aesthetic with Tik-Tok influenced styling. Where to watch: Netflix
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
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Costume designer:Ruth E. Carter Watch it for: traditional African fashion reimagined in a modernistic way, including Ghanaian-inspired tailoring, florid textiles and contemporary tribal dresses. Where to watch: in theaters, coming soon to Disney+
“The White Lotus ” season 2
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Costume designer:Alex Bovaird Watch it for: the chaotic sartorial choices of upper-class vacationers: Tanya’s Monica Vitti-inspired looks, Ethan’s fintech bro uniform, Valentina’s power suits and Portia’s mismatched Gen-Z wardrobe. Where to watch: HBO
“Bones and All”
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Costume designer:Giulia Piersanti Watch it for: a pair of teenage cannibals donning ’80s vintage, dirtbag fashion. Where to watch: in theaters, available to rent or purchase on Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, Vudu
“Emily in Paris” season 3
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Costume designer:Marylin Fitoussi Watch it for: fantastical off-the-runway pieces, Sylvie’s French minimalism and Emily’s Parisian style evolution. Bonus: ripped-from-the-fashion-headlines plots. Where to watch:Netflix
“Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery”
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Costume designer: Jenny Eagen Watch it for: Benoit Blanc in cheeky Mediterranean outfits, red-carpet-worthy gowns and playful resort wear. Where to watch:Netflix
“Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris”
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Costume designer: Jenny Beavan Watch it for: fantastical French haute couture inspired by mid-century Dior archives. Where to watch: available to stream, rent or purchase on Peacock, Prime Video, Google Play, Apple TV, Vudu, Youtube, Redbox
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