Here's 17 of Halle Berry's Best Movie Looks

Vivian. Or as Berry herself likes to say, “The Crack Hoe.” An actor’s film debut is always memorable because it’s the first, and even though Vivian did look a little wild, she was still super pretty.

Berry was on her grind in the year 1991 as an up-and-coming actress, but boy did she leave her mark. So many memorable looks were served in this film that we had a hard time picking our favorite. So we’ll cop out and call it a tie between all of the looks.

Portraying Angela Lewis, Halle showed her style versatility in this film with both dressy and streetwear looks. Our favorite is the oversized white tee that had her looking like the fourth member of TLC.

Who could ever forget Berry’s portrayal of Sharon Stone in The Flintstones? This entire look was killer.

Halle is going to run and fight for her kids darnit (Twitter heads will understand). While the plotline of Losing Isaiah was a sad one, this was the beginning of the mid-1990s style evolution that we began seeing from the actress.

Miss Nisi baby! The orange jumpsuit. The blonde hair. The nails. This is probably Halle’s most recreated Halloween look that people use to pay tribute to her.

Once again, Halle was effortlessly bringing back those 1950s/1960s looks.

Nearly two years went by between the release of Why Do Fools Fall In Love and X-Men, and Berry used the break to reinvent herself both personally and professionally. Up to this point, Berry had primarily starred in drama, romance, and comedy films.

So coming back from her hiatus as a famed comic book superhero for what wound up being one of the best film trilogies ever (we’re just talking about X-Men, X-2, and X-Men: The Last Stand here) was epic. Not only that, but it paved the way for the roles that would follow for her.

Halle Berry, Missy Elliot, Kelly Rowland, and Reba McEntire loved that short flip cut in the early 2000s, and they all did it well too. Halle’s looks were killer in this film. 

Y’all have finally begun to put some respect on Catwoman’s name nearly twenty years, and we’re glad. 

Not only is The Call still a popular movie in 2013 (it was recently the most watched film on Netflix), but her look in the film is one that has withstood the test of time.

Bruised is the new era of Halle Berry. One that defies the numerous age limits and restrictions put on women in various fields, and the beginning of her mark as a director.