Top 10 Dress In Literature

To celebrate the publication of The Dress Thief by Natalie Meg Evans we've compiled our top 10 favourite dresses in Literature!

10. Hermione's ball gown from The Goblet of Fire

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She's smart, feisty and (suprise!) definitely a babe. Pretty, swirly what's not to love?

9. Juliet from Romeo & Juliet

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We've never seen an adaptation that hasn't made us stop and wonder if we can get away with something VERY retro indeed. Or in the case of the Baz Luhrmann film, wings right?

8. Daisy from Great Gatsby

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Gatsby described Daisy as having the “pale gold odor of kiss me at night”. The most stylish lady in a very stylish novel indeed.

7. Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

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OK, the film differs massively from the novel BUT Holly is still a very stylish girl (hence the title). All that "money for the powder room" was certainly going somewhere.

6. Katniss' Fire Dress from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

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It is a dress. It is on fire. Enough said.

5. Bridget Jone's Yellow Dress

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"Tits Pervert."

4. Wolf of Wall Street Money Dress

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Money laundering par excellence (sorta!).

3. Rebecca's dress from Confessions of a Shopaholic

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Because wearing several dresses at once is *definitely* more cost effective.

2. Pride & Prejudice

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We've all done it. We've all thought... "Hmm... dress with a sort of shelf? Could I?"

1. THAT dress from Atonement

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Yes, that one. Oh to be willowy and terribly in love whilst wearing something very much like this.