Our Fave Movie Closets + Their HGTV Look-alikes
Because luxurious closets aren't only for the big screen.

"Sex and the City"

New Line Cinema via Bustle
Most likely when you think of fab movie closets, you think of Carrie Bradshaw's incredible, apartment-sized setup from "Sex and the City." Colorful and chock full of designer duds, that closet makes it hard not to be envious of Sarah Jessica Parker's infamous character at some point, right?

Courtesy of ClosetMaid
Purple walls, plenty of shelves for shoes and smart adjustable shelving make me think Carrie would be equally happy in this whimsical space.
"Sex and the City 2"

New Line Cinema via Houzz
Of course, just when you thought it couldn't get any better for Miss Bradshaw, enter "Sex and the City 2." This closet is a more sophisticated space for a married lady, separated with sides for her and him. But the best part? ALL. THAT. SPACE.

This master closet by Dandenberg Design gives off a similar vibe with floor-to-ceiling cherry cabinetry, frosted glass doors and enough storage space for a family of twenty (or maybe just Carrie and Mr. Big).
"13 Going on 30"

Revolution Studios via Harper's Bazaar
Remember the scene when Jennifer Garner's character is slowly realizing she's not 13 anymore? She was a bit freaked out. And then she saw this closet. If being 30 means you get that closet, please sign me up immediately.

What was so thrilling about Jenna Brink's grown-up closet? The shoes! This sweet space also offers plenty of shoe storage with the option of letting your special someone share half the space...OR you could just use the entire room for shoes. Jenna would.
"Clueless"

Paramount via Mashable
Okay, to all my fellow '90s kids out there: Who wasn't jealous of Cher's totally incredible closet in "Clueless"? The highlight, of course, was her state-of-the-art computer program that allowed her to pick out perfectly-coordinated outfits, but her color-coordinated clothing is pretty impressive, too.

ClosetMaid
The green and white details in this closet are totally reminiscent of '90s prep, and with so many rods for hanging clothes, Cher's morning routine could be even more seamless...as if!
"Confessions of a Shopaholic"

Touchstone Pictures via Harper's Bazaar
Okay, so Rebecca Bloomwood has a problem. But her closet is so adorable! Yeah, it's a mess, but would you look at that dresser!?

Let's just embrace the mess for a minute and focus on the colors. So many hues in so many patterns! This makeshift closet totally channels Rebecca and her ability to keep adding fabulous items to her chaotic but colorful space.
"The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement"

Walt Disney Pictures via Harper's Bazaar
I'm not really feeling the matching outfits (Mia is no Cher after all!), but I can totally get on board with this regal closet. With those incredible rods, you could prep entire outfits for weeks at a time. What a dream!

Courtesy of Studio Becker
Crown molding, gold accents and all the pink matching outfits you could ever hope for, this closet says Princess Mia Thermopolis all over it.
"The Nanny Diaries"

The Weinstein Company via Hooked on Houses
Unfortunately for Scarlett Johansson’s character, Annie, this decadent closet does not belong to her. But we can't blame her for ogling the over-the-top space. I mean, it's definitely bigger than her nanny quarters!

This boutique-style closet could definitely give Mrs. X's closet a run for its money. Maple cabinetry, crown molding and wood floors? Swoon.
"The Great Gatsby"

Warner Bros. via Things Elemental
This closet is everything. Two stories with a spiral staircase and enough room to fit an enormous bed in the center, it's basically the closet I plan to have once I'm totally flush. Leonardo DiCaprio can live there, too.

Mark Boisclair
This closet designed by Angelica Henry Design is nicer than any store I've ever shopped in, and I think ol' Jay Gatsby would be very comfortable here, assuming the heels and handbags belonged to Daisy.
"The Bling Ring"

Studio Canal via OK! Magazine
The movie about wealthy kids robbing from the rich and famous is actually based on a true story. Since they started their crime spree at Paris Hilton's house, the stylish starlet was kind enough to let the movie crew use her real-life closet, which just so happens to house enough stilettos for every celebrity in Hollywood.

Designer to the stars, Lisa Adams, created this stunning space for a client who would undoubtedly be able to bond with Hilton over a shared love of shoes. Rows upon rows of shoes.