13 Most Fashionable Netflix Shows And Movies To Watch Right Now
Treat your eyes to something aesthetic or get inspired to dress up from these stylish movies and TV shows we’re streaming on Netflix
What’s your style like? Cute and colorful? Business casual and streamlined? Or are you more free-flowing and experimental?
While some of us are lazing around all day in our pajamas, watching the more fashionable people strut their stuff on TV becomes a novelty. If you’re on Netflix, then you’ll be pleased with the abundance of quality content you can access at a snap of a finger—especially when it comes to fashionable content.
So, we’ve rounded up some of the most recent Western and Korean TV shows and movies streaming on Netflix right now that revolve around fashion, tell the story of real-life fashion icons, or feature fashionable characters. Still get your fashion fix, whatever they are, by checking out our recommendations below!
Most Fashionable Shows On Netflix
Most Fashionable Shows On Netflix
Always Be My Maybe
Lovers of rom-com and chick-flicks will love this, even more because of the hilarious writing and performance of stand-up comedian Ali Wong who plays the character of Sasha Tran in the movie.
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As a super rich celebrity chef, Sasha has to dress the part—and indeed she does, successfully pulling off the thick-rimmed-glasses look and looking magnificent beside Keanu Reeves (who appears in the movie as himself). Not surprising since she was dressed by Tan France for this!
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The Assassination of Gianni Versace
This second season of true crime anthology television series American Crime Story features the real events leading to the murder of designer Gianni Versace by spree killer Andrew Cunanan. The show has been very well received by critics and won three Emmys in 2018.
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Starring Édgar Ramírez as Gianni Versace, Darren Criss as Andrew Cunanan, Ricky Martin as Antonio D'Amico and Penélope Cruz as Donatella Versace, the show is dark, gripping, and exceptionally aesthetic to watch.
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Charlie’s Angels
A reboot of the original films, Charlie’s Angels brings back girl power and flair with a star-studded cast. What’s not to love about strong female leads who can pack a punch all while staying stylish and beautiful?
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Charlie’s Angels succeeds in representing the different women in each of us—in terms of style and personality—in the characters of Sabina Wilson (Kristen Stewart), Elena Houghlin (Naomi Scott), Jane Kano (Ella Balinska), and Bosley (Elizabeth Banks).
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Crash Landing On You
Much has been said about Crash Landing On You, which continues to be at the top spot of K-drama lovers. But for the uninitiated, this K-drama follows the story of Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean Chaebol heiress, who accidentally lands on North Korean territory and gets saved by Captain Ri Jeong-hyeok.
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While both Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) and Captain Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin) look breathtaking together, Se-ri’s style in the series is a serious stand-out. As a fashion mogul, she has to dress the part. And her stunning choices of dresses and designer items are major fashion inspo.
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Dynasty
A reboot of the American primetime TV series of the same name, Dynasty is a gripping Gossip Girl-feels series that offers a glamorous guilty pleasure watch. Everyone is glamorous, sparkly, and so beautifully dressed—well of course, because everyone is trying to get (or stay) rich.
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Elizabeth Gillies plays the protagonist, Fallon Carrington, who is an energy executive and heiress to an Atlanta energy fortune—and she dresses the part really well.
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Elite
Elite is a Spanish thriller teen drama set in a fictional elite school, where three regular teens who get into the academy through a scholarship weave their way around the ultra rich. More than your usual teen dramas, Elite explores more mature and progressive themes, which includes a mystery element and diverse sexual themes.
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Although they would usually be in their uniforms, interestingly, everyone still manages to convey their own styles and personalities through it. But of course, expect the ensemble cast to flaunt their style and money when they can.
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Girlboss
Girlboss literally is about the girl boss of fashion brand Nasty Gal, Sophia Amoruso. This Netflix series was born after the success of her New York Times best-selling book of the same title, and follows Sophia’s story from selling vintage clothes on eBay to building a multi-million dollar fashion empire at 28 years old. The protagonist, Sophia, is played by Britt Robertson.
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In the series, Britt transforms into a young Sophia, a stylish girl working at San Francisco's Academy of Art University, who then translates her love for art and fashion into a full-scale empire.
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Girls from Ipanema
This refreshing Brazilian period drama is also a solid female empowerment story. Girls from Ipanema follows the gorgeous and wealth Maria ‘Malu’ Luiza, who gets ditched by her husband in Rio de Janeiro, so she sets out in search for new love and new dreams—alongside her equally beautiful and interesting girlfriends.
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The series was renamed from Most Beautiful Thing and brings back the flair of 1959 Brazil with a quirky twist. It’s so refreshing to watch Malu and her friends Adelia, Ligia, and Thereza embody the stylish woman of the 50s to 60s.
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Hollywood
This miniseries tells the story of a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers back in the Golden Age of Hollywood—and they are not just barging into dreamland to create a movie; they want to revolutionize history.
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Hollywood is gripping, it’s hot, it’s stylish. And although its overall tone and writing is not the best, the series has been highly praised for its production value and fantastic cast, who, through the series, brought color to the once black-and-white glamor of Hollywood.
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Next in Fashion
If you loved Project runway, you’ll surely love Netflix’s newest version of it, Next in Fashion. Over ten episodes, 18 designers compete to design and create clothes based on trends and styles of the world today.
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Next in Fashion is hosted by the equally stylish Queer Eye resident fashion guru Tan France and British model-turned-fashion designer Alexa Chung, who both inspire and evoke style for the contenders.
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Someone Great
Another hilarious rom-com original from Netflix, the show brings together three girlfriends Jenny, Blair, and Erin to mend Jenny’s broken heart. And when you’re helping a friend move on, that usually means partying, drinking, and dressing up to party and drink some more.
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Instead of the usual trio of white girls, Someone Great stars Gina Rodriguez as Jenny Young, Brittany Snow as Blair Helms, and DeWanda Wise as Erin Kennedy to showcase three different women now from three different worlds, and how they portray themselves through their fashion and style.
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Hotel del Luna
Who would’ve thought that the undead can be this stylish? Hotel Del Luna follows the story of Jang Man-wol, the beautiful but moody owner of this hotel that caters only to the dead. She has been bound to the hotel to atone for killing so many people, but eventually softens up thanks to the new general manager, Gu Chan-sung.
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Jang Man-wol (played by Lee Ji-eun) manages to look good in every episode, donning a wide variety of interesting outfits from eras bygone (with matching hats!). Played by Korean actress IU, her wardrobe for the series has been reported to cost US$8,000 per episode.
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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
This new K-drama has just started streaming on Netflix in June 20, but it’s already zoomed to Top 3 in the Philippines trending list. The series follows Moon Kang-tae and Moon-young, two people who will begin to heal each other’s emotional wounds.
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Moon Kang-tae is a renowned children's literature writer and is envied by many for her beauty—which indeed shows in the series. It’s just been two episodes for Moon Kang-tae (who is played by Korean actress Seo Ye-ji), but her impeccable style already makes a statement.
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