The Best Chick Flicks: Then and Now

1961: Breakfast at Tiffany'sThree of our favorite things: breakfast, Tiffany's jewelry, and Audrey Hepburn make for a dangerously good combination here. Hepburn is the perfect style icon of a past generation who still remains relevant in the current fashion world. If only we had brown locks, we might have considered going as the darling socialite Holly Golightly for Halloween. Pearls included. 1970: Love Story The Oscar-winning classic chick flick is also the ultimate love story; if you didn't already catch that from the title. But if you weren't born yet in 1970 (don't worry, we weren't, either), you may still recognize the tagline "Love means never having to say you're sorry." Starring Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal, Love Story wrestles with themes of loving through thick and thin, even through extreme illness. While we highly recommend this film, we suggest you grab a tissue box before watching, and don't watch this with your boyfriend (unless you want to see him cry). 1978: GreaseWe

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