Dressed To Kill: Rosemary's Baby

Don't you all grew tired of Wednesday Addams clones lately? We do, actually. It's always good to put the fun back into funerals, but it's not all about black and white — try with more colors and patterns! We love watching old horror movies, the plots send shivers down our spines, some scenes gave us nightmares, the props are cool, and don't forget about the wardrobes. That's why we wrote this Dressed To Kill column, every now and then we'll recommend some of our favorite horror and thriller movies, for fashion's sake! But fear not, no spoiler alert.

What do we got here for the first article? Yes it's Rosemary's Baby, a 1968 psychological horror film directed by Roman Polanski, based on a novel by Ira Levin. Definitely one of our most favorites, a really creepy film with stunning visuals. We love everything about this movie: the story, the apartment setting and most importantly, Mia Farrow's wardrobes! The story is about Rosemary Woodhouse, who's going to have her first baby, but then she smells conspiracy between her husband and the neighbors. What you will get on this movie? A devil worshipping cult, a thrilling story, occult rituals and Rosemary's excellent fashion taste. And now what are you waiting for? Go to the thrift stores, get some vintage clothings and dress to kill!

 Mia Farrow as Rosemary Woodhouse