2012's Best Onscreen Costumes

Elena Fishman

Click through to see which onscreen wardrobes we loved most last year-both the Oscar-nominated and the sadly snubbed-as well as to learn our personal pick for Best Costume Design.

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Photo by: Courtesy of WORKING TITLE FILMS / THE KOBAL COLLEC
Courtesy of Anna Karenina Why: Jacqueline Durran's designs for the cinematic adaptation of the Tolstoy classic-so good they yielded a Banana Republic collab-were nothing short of mesmerizing. The furs! The bustles! The veiled hats! Paired with loads of glittering Chanel jewelry and influenced by '50s-era Dior couture, the wardrobe reminded us of just why we love period pieces so much ... more
Photo by: Courtesy of WORKING TITLE FILMS / THE KOBAL COLLEC
Courtesy of Anna Karenina Why: Jacqueline Durran's designs for the cinematic adaptation of the Tolstoy classic-so good they yielded a Banana Republic collab-were nothing short of mesmerizing. The furs! The bustles! The veiled hats! Paired with loads of glittering Chanel jewelry and influenced by '50s-era Dior couture, the wardrobe reminded us of just why we love period pieces so much (and why Keira Knightley ought to star in all of them). Nominated: Indeed, and this marks Durran's third Academy Award nod to date. Our money's on her for the win. less

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