6th place. Tom Cruise and his Ray-Ban glasses in the film "Risky Business"
Now Ray-Ban glasses are an integral part of the current and stylish image. But few people know that Mark's current popularity is obliged to be a creeze and his hero Jowle Hudsen in the 1983 movie "Risky Business". In the early 80s, the sale of the Ray-Ban Wayfarer model was some 18,000 copies per year. The company paid 50,000 dollars for ensuring that the Cruise Character appears in their glasses not only in the film itself, but also on the official poster. The move was successful, and by 1989, Ray-Ban was already selling more than four million Wayfarer per year. By the way, three years after the output of the "risky business", Cruz again made good advertising Ray-Ban. In the picture "The best shooter", he appeared in the Aviator model, which also contributed to the growth of its popularity.
5th place. Sweater with a sliced gate in the film "Dance-Flash"
Another trend of the 80s, which remains relevant to this day, became a sweater Jennifer Bils from the film "Dance-Flash". Her heroine Alexis is working at the factory, and in the evenings dancing in a nightclub. And that and the matter is affecting a gray sweater that seductively falls off his shoulder. The appearance of this fashionable thing we owe a pure chance. Jennifer brought a sweater to shoot, who, as it turned out, sat down after washing. To make it easier to put it, the actress just cut off the neck.
4th place. Cap from raccoon in films about Davy Croquette
Adventure films about Davy Croquette were very popular in the USA in the 50s. Their hero often shone in front of the camera in a hat from a raccoon fur with a tail behind. Since then, this attribute, which was previously associated with the indigenous people of North America, periodically enters the fashion worldwide. In the mid-50s, when the show was particularly popular, in the US sold 5,000 hats per day.
3rd place. Sean Penn and Kedas Vans in the film "Breadless times in Ridgemont High"
Frank teenage comedy "Breadless times in Ridgemont Hai not only opened the audience to the young Sean Penn, but also became a kind of instruction for fashion. Vans sports sneakers, first-beloved on only skaters, firmly entered the wardrobe of many teenagers. The first pair of ced in a black and white cage Sean Penn personally brought to the shooting platform. The creators of the film went on the soul and they asked Vans to send them other models.
2nd place. Men's clothing on women from Annie Hall movie
Oskarone film Woody Allen "Annie Hall" came out on the screens in 1977 and produced a kind of furyor in the fashion world. Many women, imitating heroine Diane Kyton, immediately made elements of men's clothing into their wardrobe. Since then, androging images do not pass their positions and are still considered one of the main trend trends. But the director of the costumes of Annie Hall was extremely outraged when Dian first came to shoot in men's attire. Woody Allen stood for the actress: "Leave it. She is a genius. Let be wearing what he wants. "
1st place. Men Metrosexuals in the TV series "Miami Police: Department of Malls"
A policeman is a formidable form small with a serious expression of the face in a strict shaped costume. So people thought until the first season of the Miami Police: Department of Mravov was published in 1984. His heroes - Croquette detectives and Tabbs - more went to fashionable dandy than on the formidable ministers of order in the generally accepted understanding. But, as it turned out, to protect the peace of the citizens is quite possible in a snow-white suit with a t-shirt instead of a shirt or in a stylish pink tie. The masculinity does not become less from this, but the popularity of the opposite sex grows noticeably.