A silver screen icon, Audrey Hepburn’s performance as Holly Golightly captured all of our hearts – as did her elegant sense of style. Recreate her ‘morning after the night before’ look with a printed eye-mask and an oversized nightshirt.

Rear Window saw Grace Kelly win Best Actress for her role as a glamorous socialite Lisa Carol Fremont and it’s remained one of Hitchcock’s most-loved movies. As well as receiving critical acclaim, the wardrobe of Lisa has remained an all-time favourite of ours. Here she styles a fluid silk gown and gauzy kimono in an outfit that is almost too good for bed.

As Elvira Hancock, the mistress of drug baron Frank Lopez, Michelle Pfeiffer championed slinky slip dresses and old Hollywood glamour throughout Scarface. Opt for barely-there straps and silk textures for a look she’d approve of. The final touches? A sleek blow dry and a smokey eye.

The Danish Girl earned Alicia Vikander an award for Best Supporting Actress and we fell in love with the character’s styling. Here she layers soft cotton separates under an oversized kimono for days spent painting. On cold nights, layer a knitted lounge-sets under a printed gown for a comfortable yet sophisticated combination.

In the story of an unlikely yet touching friendship between a confused newlywed and an older actor, Lost in Translation explores the loneliness both characters feel in a foreign city. There are many moments that illustrate this isolation but some of the most iconic scenes are of Scarlett Johansson’s character in her hotel room. She gazes out across the city wearing a mixture of soft loungewear and sheer underwear.