The 5 Best-Dressed Movie Villains of All Time

By Lena Felton
Updated Aug 04, 2016 @ 1:45 pm
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Now that we’ve shared our picks for the five best-dressed heroes of all time, it’s time to reveal some dangerously good-looking villains. From a fire-breathing scientist to a sexy telepath, these baddies know how to look good.

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January Jones as Emma Frost in X-Men First Class

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Emma Frost (January Jones), clad in flirty lingerie, uses telepathic sex appeal to manipulate people in X-Men First Class. If you have expensive taste, you’ll love this character even more—she also has the ability to turn her body into diamond.  

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Guy Pearce as Aldrich Killian in Iron Man 3

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In Iron Man 3, Guy Pearce plays Aldrich Killian, a scientist who creates the Extremis virus to overcome his own physical ailments. Although Killian is super-smart (and super evil), he knows how to dress: those suits look fit for a slick businessman, not a brainiac.

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Anne Hathaway as The Cat in The Dark Knight Rises

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The big screen has been home to very different looking Catwomen throughout the years, from a latex suited Michelle Pfeiffer to a leather bra-wearing Halle Berry. Anne Hathway is a more refined version of her predecessors in The Dark Knight Rises; we love her mile-high heels and subtle mask and ears.

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Tom Hiddleston as Loki in Thor

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Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston battling it out as good versus evil? We’re down to watch that. Sporting a sweeping coat and slicked back hair, Hiddleston looks perfectly sinister as Loki.

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Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians

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The most fabulous villain of all time has to be Cruella de Vil, who’s willing to kill a hundred Dalmatians for a single fur coat. We’re very glad the puppies escape, but we’ve got to admit: Cruella’s got style, and an iconic hairdo to boot.

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