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Techno-noir meets goth in this universe loaded with patent black leather, skintight latex, black sunglasses, trench coats, and combat boots.

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It could almost be work attire, but the leather and the glasses that magically stay in place make it way cooler.

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High collars and long caped jackets made Keanu Reeves' slow motion jump-kicks as iconic as they are.

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And it reinforced the fact that all-black is always a cool option.

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'Star Wars' - Over the decades, the 'Star Wars' movies have provided a large range of stunning costumes and hairstyles, and they even made earth-toned robes a style.

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Who could forget the legendary sexy metal bikini?

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Princess Leia's trademark buns on the side of her head have also reappeared in modern style, though they're usually quite a bit smaller.

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'Star Wars' - Han Solo's adventure-ready looks were also made stylish with small details like a crossed collar.

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Classic steampunk fashion had its moment in this universe, incorporating elements of early-20th-century European style.

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There was also strappy leather, pinstripes, velvet, lace, and styles of Indian royalty.

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'Blade Runner' - The entire neon dystopic world of 'Blade Runner' was infused with retro-futurism, noir, and punk. Harrison Ford was cleverly meant to stand out in his now-classic brown, collared coat.

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'Blade Runner' - Along with funky hair colors and glitter, there was also elegant fur coats, cigarette holders, trench coats, and retro shoulder pads.

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'Blade Runner' - 'Blade Runner 2049' gave a sharper take on retro-futurism, but kept the microbangs.

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'Blade Runner' - It's all about statement jackets for the leads, and Ryan Gosling's fur-collared jacket was very fitting.

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This series had a wide range of fashion, starting with raggedy, impoverished looks and progressing to a mild punk take on the Robin Hood style.

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More interestingly, it indulged in maximalist futurism of the elite class, with gaudy and elaborate costumes combining various patterns and colors.

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Elizabeth Banks' character particularly donned the most creative and over-the-top looks.

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But the help of special effects pushed the fashion to the next level, especially when Katniss' gown was designed to erupt in flames and transform itself into a whole other look.

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'Mad Max' -

The post-apocalyptic punk rock aesthetic of 'Mad Max' is hard to mistake, relying on repurposed leather, DIY armor, personalized headgear, mohawks, and goggles.

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Tina Turner also gave us some '80s rock apocalypse glam in a dress, garters, and thigh-highs made out of chain mail.

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'Mad Max' - 'Mad Max: Fury Road' from 2015 honored the same heavy leather looks on Tom Hardy.

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And, of course, who could forget the menacing Charlize Theron?

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'The Fifth Element' - The fashion in this film is unlike any other thanks to Jean-Paul Gaultier. Leeloo’s (Milla Jovovich) skintight spandex, crop top, and orange thong suspender look is a cosplay favorite.

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Every character in the film was dressed in colorful combinations and exaggerated hairstyles.

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Even the flight attendants were given sexy ensembles.

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Gary Oldman was also transformed as Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg in a unique pinstriped, high-collared suit.

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'Star Trek' - While 'Star Trek' has boldly gone where no man has gone before, the fashion remains heavily influenced from '60s fashion, but adapted for space.

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'Star Trek' - It relies on the colors popular during that time, including avocado greens, yellows, and bold reds, with blocks of solid black.

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'Barbarella' -

Jane Fonda is probably the most alluring 41st-century astronaut there ever will be.

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The fetishistic, trendy '60s looks, blended with medieval influences, rule Barbarella's world.

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Whether metal or spandex, all her loooks were about showing off the female form.

See also: The most iconic movie hairstyles.

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