12 Movies You'll Love If You're Obsessed With Beauty

Sofia Coppola's 2006 film about the life of the iconic queen of France, Marie Antoinette, is a must-watch for anyone who loves pastel color palettes, period pieces, and makeup: lots and lots of makeup. The extravagant costumes worn, with equally over-the-top beauty looks — think powered complexions, stained lips, and pinched cheeks — will take you back in time instantly.

This '90s movie is a parody of real-life beauty pageants, from small towns in middle America, and every contestant's style perfectly suits them. From Kirsten Dunst wearing a United States of America map as a hat topper to Brittany Murphy's Barbie hat — and dark hair color to offset it — each star outdid the other in this movie, and their dramatic eye looks and big hair moments are not to be missed!

Aubrey Hepburn is a beauty icon on her own, but in Breakfast at Tiffany's she takes it up a notch. Her feminine style and grace is paired with the dream liquid eyeliner look and bold lashes that every girl wishes they had. Plus, her hair is so classic and elegant, and we want to recreate each and every look on a regular basis — especially while dining at Tiffany's.

What's not to love about two best friends who make their own clothes, and do their own makeup and stay true to their wild, fun selves? Both Romy and Michele have such unique style in this '90s film, and we can't get enough of their banter, shimmer-inspired ensembles, and bright colored makeup choices.

Side note: They invented Post-Its and rocked a power suit without becoming boring, so yes, you should take notes.

Burlesque is Broadway meets drag queen makeup at its finest, and we're big fans of both. As you watch Christina Aguilera's Ali try to become a burlesque dancer, you'll be taken on a musical journey that features shiny costumes, big hair, and bold makeup looks, some of which are inspired by Cher. It's a match made in movie heaven.

When you first think about Miss Congeniality you probably think about Sandra Bullock as a badass cop who goes undercover at the Miss United States pageant and gets the bad guy . . . and you'd be right. The side we often forget about, however, is the amazing makeover scene that happens when Gracie Hart becomes Gracie Lou Freebush, in addition to all of the amazing ladies who rock gorgeous costumes and beauty looks throughout the pageant. When it comes down to it we all want good makeup . . . and world peace!

Singing along to "Beauty School Dropout" is reason enough for all you beauty gurus to watch Grease. In addition to watching this legendary musical and seeing Sandy and Danny fall in love in the '50s for the millionth time, you should re-watch this movie for its beauty and style trends that have somehow stood the test of time.

Need somewhere to start? Focus on Sandy and Frenchie's wardrobes and makeup looks, they are polar opposite, and yet, on screen they work seamlessly together.

Molly Ringwald was a fashion icon in the '80s and Pretty in Pink is one of the best examples of why. Her character Andie, might not have had a lot of money, but she proved that style and beauty isn't something you can buy. Instead, she created unique looks to wear to class and of course the prom, and her signature pink color — which was also seen in her lipstick choices (note the lip liner detail) — is too pretty to ignore.

Cher Horowitz was the girl to aspire to be in the '90s, especially when it came to beauty and style. Despite the fact that a lot of her fashion choices were outrageous at times, they were all super fun, and honestly haven't really gone out of style.

Plus, when she teams up with Dionne to give Tai a full makeover, complete with a makeup tutorial, it's like living in teen beauty heaven. As if having a makeover montage could ever be boring!