It's a fact: what was the most beautiful dress in the history of cinema?

On the air - our new column "This is a fact", in which we will share various truths and historical information from the world of fashion, worthy of targeted coverage on Internet pages. And to go, let's say, we decided immediately with trump cards. The first swallow is the most beautiful dress in the history of cinema, according to fashion critics. However, we are 100% in solidarity with their position.

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1. Frame from the movie "Atonement" with Keira Knightley (2007)

So. The most beautiful dress in the history of world cinema was ... the green outfit of Keira Knightley in the film "Atonement" (2007). A real masterpiece of flowing silk is the work of the talented hands of costume designer Jacqueline Durran, who has repeatedly received Oscar awards for her work. The deep green dress was inspired by London fashion magazines of the 1920s and 1930s.

2. Frame from the movie "Atonement" with Keira Knightley (2007)

“From the open back and thin straps to the lace pattern with holes and a long slit skirt that flies up with every movement of the heroine, everything to make the audience sigh in admiration when Cecilia (Keira Knightley) appeared in the frame. Robbie (James McAvoy), in love with her - in particular, "Jacqueline shared.

3. Frame from the movie "Atonement" with Keira Knightley (2007)

It is important to note that in the 1930s, the trend for an open back was especially popular, but spaghetti straps and deep cutouts were out of the question then. Because the creation of Jacqueline has become a real fantasy story.

4. Frame from the movie "Atonement" with Keira Knightley (2007)

5. Another interesting truth is that the dressers made Kira's dress in several variations at once. The thing is that the green fabric of the outfit changed color depending on the lighting, and it was important for the film team that the image looked perfect in any frame. In the end, of course, the efforts were not in vain. Upon its release, British director Joe Wright's film was awarded an honorary Golden Globe Award, and open-back maxi dresses have deservedly become the main trend on the red carpet. And this is a fact.