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"  From grunge to glam, here&amp;#039;s a look back at some of the big-screen styles that caught our eye this year.\u2014Erin Clements   Cadillac Records. Beyonc\u00E9 looked fierce in &amp;#039;50s-era frocks as Etta James (photo: Eric Liebowitz /Sony Pictures Entertainment).    Australia. Nicole Kidman&amp;#039;s aristocratic ensembles were created by director Baz Luhrmann&amp;#039;s wife, Academy Award-winning designer Catherine Martin (photo: James Fisher/20th Century Fox).   Mamma Mia! Only Meryl Streep could look chic in overalls (photo courtesy of Universal Studios).   The Wackness. Mid-&amp;#039;90s grunge and hip-hop set the tone for Jonathan Levine&amp;#039;s offbeat indie hit (photo courtesy of Miramax Films).   The Duchess. Keira Knightley was regal in this 18th-century costume drama (photo: Peter Mountain/2008 Paramount Vantage).   Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Woody found a new muse in Pen\u00E9lope Cruz (photo courtesy of The Weinstein Company).   Get Smart. Anne Hathaway&amp;#039;s Agent 99 was fashion-forward in this contemporary remake of the &amp;#039;60s classic (photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures).   The Dark Knight. Bruce Wayne, the Caped Crusader&amp;#039;s dapper alter ego, suited up in Armani (photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures).   Brideshead Revisited. Lush embroidery and flawless tailoring offered an opulent backdrop to this adaptation of Evelyn Waugh&amp;#039;s 1945 novel (photo courtesy of Miramax Films).   Sex and the City. Carrie&amp;#039;s Vivienne Westwood wedding gown was the real star (photo courtesy of New Line Cinema). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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