Scene-stealing shoes from our favorite films

The Breakfast Club, 1985 Molly Ringwald's '80s dance moves in detention had us all copying her steps, but it was her cool Ralph Lauren lace-up riding boots that we wanted even more.

Seven Year Itch, 1955When Marilyn Monroe stood atop a subway grate and let her dress fly high, the playful image became iconic. Her sexy shoes, white Ferragamo peep-toe pumps, elongated her leg line and became must-haves too.

Funny Face, 1957 When Audrey Hepburn slipped on these black suede penny loafers—also designed by Salvatore Ferragamo—with a black turtleneck and Capri pants, the beatnik look became de rigueur.

Grease, 1978 Sandy's transformation from squeaky-clean schoolgirl to rebellious sex kitten wouldn't be the same without her red stiletto mules. (Fun film fact: The shoes were Olivia Newton-John's own heels.)

Barbarella, 1968Jane Fonda donned a bevy of statement boots in this sexy futuristic film, but it was her white over-the-knee pair with a black center stripe and chunky kitten heel that embodied the sexually charged 1960s.

The Wizard of Oz, 1939 Who can forget the glittery ruby red slippers that brought Dorothy back home? Four of the seven original pairs made for the film were found on the MGM lot in the early 1970s—one set was bought for $612,000 in 2011 by Leo DiCaprio and Steven Spielberg for a planned museum of The Academy of Motion Pictures & Sciences.

Pretty Woman, 1981Julia Roberts' black patent leather thigh-boots came from a London boutique and forever branded this style of boot as part of a working girl's uniform.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High, 1982 Story has it that Sean Penn as Jeff Spicoli brought his own pair of iconic black-and-white checkerboard slip-on Vans to the set and the surf and skate staples suddenly went mainstream for both women and men.

Saturday Night Fever, 1977Tony Manero's three-piece white suit is now shorthand for '70s disco chic. In the film, John Travolta paired the outfit with two-tone gray-and-black brogues with a stacked heel that highlighted his fancy footwork.

Cinderella, 1950 Nobody ever questioned how the poor girl managed to walk in glass slippers. Nevertheless, women still crave that Cinderella moment when they try on a fantastic new pair of shoes.

Back to the Future II, 1989 Sneaker geeks long lusted after the self-tying high-top Nikes Marty McFly donned in 2015, aka the future, in the film. Nike made them all squeal in 2011, when they auctioned off 1,500 pairs on eBay to support Parkinson's

Belle du Jour, 1967 Catherine Deneuve's shiny black pilgrim-style, square-toe Roger Vivier pumps captured the sultry essence of a prim housewife turned high-class lady of the night.

Pee-wee's Big Adventure, 1985 In one of the funniest scenes of the film, Pee-wee Herman dances his way out of a tight spot in a biker bar wearing white patent leather sky-high platforms.