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10 Iconic Movie Fashion Moments You Didn't Know Were Fendi Originals

10 Iconic Movie Fashion Moments You Didn't Know Were Fendi Originals

By Romy Oltuski

Updated Oct 26, 2017 @ 5:00 pm

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We can always count on Fendi to turn out covetable bags and statement-making furs by the season. But did you know that the fashion brand has also helped create some of the most epic looks in your favorite movies—from Madonna's glamorous mink moment in Evita to Gwyneth Paltrow's unforgettable trench style in The Royal Tenenbaums? Even Miranda Priestly rocks Fendi on screen.

Art and fashion's love affair is one we always root for, and to celebrate it, Fendi is displaying its most glamorous collaborations with Hollywood in a new exhibition. Opening tomorrow at Fendi's flagship store in Rome, Fendi Studios will showcase original costumes alongside interactive recreations of the scenes they're known for that visitors can step into. Bring popcorn: They'll also be screening some of the classic flicks on-site.

Scroll down to view the iconic furry outfits you didn't even realize were Fendi originals—and then keep scrolling for an exclusive first look at the exhibition, only on InStyle.com.

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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

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An unrecognizable Tilda Swinton wears this loud, red cloack in Wes Anderson's colorful film.

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The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

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Margot Tenenbaum is a bona fide style icon, and we'll never forget her signature mink trench, courtesy Fendi.

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The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

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Looks like the devil wears Fendi, too.

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Blue Jasmine (2013)

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Woody Allen's flick featured Cate Blanchett eyeing a Fendi original. We don't blame her.

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Catwoman (2004)

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Sharon Stone was a total minx in this brown and beige cape.

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Titus (1999)

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The fun is not just reserved for Hollywood's first ladies. That gray shearling maxi cape on Raz Degan. Yup, a Fendi original.

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Femme Fatale (2002)

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This cashmere number completed Rebecca Romijn's look as a fierce femme fatale.

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Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

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Sharon Stone was the picture of cool in this white, fur-lined leather coat.

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Evita (1996)

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Waving to her Argentine countrymen as the beloved Evita Perón, Madonna donned a demi buff mink fur coat by Fendi. (No wonder they loved her.)

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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

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Apparently Wes couldn't get enough of Fendi's fur creations.

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Fendi Studios Interactive

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Fendi Studios Interactive

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Fendi Studios Interactive

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Fendi Studios Interactive

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10 Iconic Movie Fashion Moments You Didn't Know Were Fendi Originals

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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

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The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

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The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

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Blue Jasmine (2013)

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Catwoman (2004)

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Titus (1999)

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Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

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Evita (1996)

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