I had the same hairdo in the 80s and a similar hair color and people used to actually call me Molly (one of my many nicknames) and ask me for my autograph…🖋️✨
Don't worry Molly - we all cried when we saw that prom dress in "Pretty in Pink". I saw it in the theater & actually yelled "Y'all made that gorgeous vintage prom dress into THAT?!!"
yeah, I was sitting in front of you. Actually, you talked all the way through the movie. Really annoying and self absorbed. Thought you were so damned witty, too. You weren't. Just loud. And your eating habits - damn! - all the open mouthed slurping and chewing and lip smacking of triple-buttered popcorn, raisonettes, good 'n' plenty and Diet Coke was disgusting.
Omg my friend and I saw PIP at a local theater about two weeks ago too. We yelled and were laughing so hard when that part came on we got shushed by our partners. Hilarious! 😂
Oh that is so relieving to know she hated that pink prom tent I mean dress as well. The polka dots, lace and potato sack waist was just heartbreaking. Still a great movie!
@@pamelaolson5614 Then somebody grossly underestimated teenagers, because they would do a way better job than that or if they couldn’t they would have to buy a nice already made. There are some seriously talented teenagers out there when it comes to fashion design. That’s been the case for decades, many decades, now.
The designer that did her prom dress in Pretty In Pink did her character dirty. I remember really being into fashion as a young girl & loved her character because she was so relatable in the movie. When she came out in the prom dress for the big reveal, I was so disappointed. But Molly Ringwald is a phenomenal actress so it didn't matter.
I agree; that dress is also cruel to the character Molly played, because she's made it herself and aspires to be a designer. And then we get that hideous dress. Made me sad as a viewer.
I like the choker part. Maybe if they did without the puffy sleeves it would've looked better. But at the same time, I feel like it oddly kind of fits because she's an aspiring designer and doesn't have much money, so in a way it shows she worked with what she had. ❤
What's the word for those diamond cutouts that are supposed to give the waist that hourglass shape? I'm an idiot and maybe I'm wrong, I think the dress was boxy in that way?
I was 15 years old and a sophomore when Pretty In Pink came out. There was her famous, iconic Seventeen magazine cover that spring...ALL of us girls wanted to be just like her.
That movie was a mess and it sucked what rich guy and his friends attend public school with poor people and the ending was a reshoot andrew mccarthy had a stupid wig because he was filming a war movie and his hair was shaved and molly was sick with the flu that movie was all over the place and the editing was pretty bad
@Yoyomu205 It happens a lot, actually, that a school district has good programs and test scores so wealthy people willingly send their kids there whether they have to or not. Sometimes, those same schools also have poorer neighborhoods within their boundaries. You see a real difference between the two groups within the student body. I suppose it is meant to be character building? 🤷
@@cc1k435 And i always wondered why the socks from the outsiders who were rich attend public school and how was ponyboy able to go to that school since he was so poor it didn't make sense the socks were suppossed to be in a private school
@Yoyomu205 That's a good example, actually. Tulsa in the 1960s wouldn't have been a very big city, really, and there wouldn't have been multiple school districts for the white kids, anyway. Native American and black kids might have had different situations going on, but that's a whole other bunch of societal issues.
I willingly ventured into Julie’s, a truly terrible shop, just to find clothes that were reminiscent of Molly’s clothes from her movies. I haven’t forgiven upper management for their intrusive dressing room policies, but I loved the outfits
back in 1986 she was filming Fresh Horses in Cincinnati around Xmas and I was shopping at Saks 5th Avenue with my mum and I bumped into Molly Ringwald while she was shopping at the Lancome counter. I actually saw her father first. He was up on the 2nd floor and he is blind so I remembered that and then we spotted Molly at the counter. I just smiled. I didn''t gush because I didn't want to disturb her figuring she was there with her family.
I loved Molly’s hair in The Breakfast Club! I had short hair all the way through high school with Molly as idol. How on earth did all that time pass so quickly?
Did anyone notice that Molly was basically wearing the same silhouette for the interview that she wore to the Temptest premiere in 1982?! I giggled when she was describing the dress.
SAME!! I was just about to say the same exact thing until I read your comment. With the exception of the premiere dress being all white, it is literally the exact same dress silhouette.
She is so iconic!! Love Molly, she had my heart since I saw PiP in the 80’s. The scene where Blaine walks into the record store…omgosh, u know the scene! Still takes my breath away!
Me an her are about the same age. An to this day I still watch the breakfast club an sixteen candles an pretty in pink. The songs are still my favorite. I related to your character very much. An when I want to think about my high school days I just watch her movies. Thank you to her for that. Your still a beautiful person I believe inside too.
What a fun revisiting of Molly's styles...still so stylish. Can you imagine being a daughter of hers borrowing items (like that purse Molly mentioned)? ❤ You are cool, Molly Ringwald! ❤
As an Asian immigrant growing up in the 70s-80s, I hated my different appearance and prayed every night I could wake up blonde with blue eyes. Then Molly with her white, white skin, big beautiful toothy smile and that red red hair came on the big screen. She took my breath away. I thought to myself, "Okaaay. You caaan look different and be considered cool, chic and pretty in pink. Gave me hope. Thank you Molly and Hughes!
I just love Molly. I am a child of that Pretty In Pink era, and I admire her so much. Those movies are so iconic to me. I am thrilled as a grown up to be following her on social media.
Molly Ringwald for me still has - from her films- magic as a girl, as a representative of something important magical fun stylish aspirational - what these days is called iconic. She still gives me something to dream about and I like that.
I get what she’s saying about the Pretty in Pink dress. However, the story portrays her dad, who made very little money, purchasing the one dress for her; the other polka dot dress from her friend. She had to piece the two together. The end result was what I would expect the prom dress to look like. Could it have been better? Perhaps. But I think it’s memorable, adorable, and iconic.
This was so fun to watch! I love what Molly said about how the most important things is how the clothes make you feel - powerful, pretty etc. A really good way to determine whether you should buy something or not.
Molly was every 80’s girls role model! I watched every movie and knew every line word by word .It’s so cool that my daughters watch her movies now and still can relate! The 80’S movies are a true statement for that decade! I even painted my bedroom pink and got the pink phone! The end of Pretty in Pink was every girls dream come true ! Jake Ryan!
The DRESS! It was an ‘80s style with a ‘thinking outside the box’ twist. I believe it’s what they (director, producer) envisioned an aspiring teenage designer would create .
Wow. Molly, I LOVED you in that pink dress from Pretty in Pink!!. ALWAYS!!! When the other is turned into this one, I was stunned. It was PERFECT for that particular moment in time and fashion. Completely different and , again, TOTALLY 80's!!!. THAT'S what makes it perfect for that movie!. Personally, it may be another story, but SPOT ON for that moment in time!!!! And, yes, i lived thru that time so, yea, i thought it was spot on!!!
I loved your hair in the 80s and loved all your movies. You'll always be my favourite 80s actress Molly. Thanx for showing us your beautiful dresses.❤❤
A+ video! LOVE IT! Thank you so much for explaining and describing the fashion choices! Actually going to watch Sixteen Candles here in less than ten minutes!
I totally agree about the Pretty in Pink dress - I was 13 when that movie came out and loved the movie, but the clothes, not so much (way too much floral) and particularly that dress.
Molly could walk out in a burlap and pull it off!!!! I have watched pretty much everything she has ever been in!! I’ve always loved her movies and who she portrays in them, I loved her in the stand she did an incredible job!!! ❤
I completely adore everything about Molly Ringwald, so stylish and an icon for a lot of us! Actually named my daughter after her and she turned out to be a strong and beautiful redhead, go figure! Crazy story but my brother ended up flying her as a pilot one day so I’ll take that connection! Just love her ❤
She is absolutely beautiful and she is such an icon!!!! She literally made all awkward teenage girls in the 80s feel it was gonna be ok and sure enough it was when you held her up as a role model for yourself!..another one of her super powers id say!!!.... She was a gift to us from the heavens!!... and she still looks like Molly and hasnt morphed into some caricature of herself which im sooo happy about!! She deserves any kind of resurgence!! ❤
her hair in the 80's was fabulous.
Her hair in The Breakfast Club looked awesome with her bone structure.
Yeah & many girls got her exact hairdo at salons
I had the same hairdo in the 80s and a similar hair color and people used to actually call me Molly (one of my many nicknames) and ask me for my autograph…🖋️✨
😂
Pink and red very 80s bright colours geometric cuts
Don't worry Molly - we all cried when we saw that prom dress in "Pretty in Pink". I saw it in the theater & actually yelled "Y'all made that gorgeous vintage prom dress into THAT?!!"
yeah, I was sitting in front of you. Actually, you talked all the way through the movie. Really annoying and self absorbed. Thought you were so damned witty, too. You weren't. Just loud.
And your eating habits - damn! - all the open mouthed slurping and chewing and lip smacking of triple-buttered popcorn, raisonettes, good 'n' plenty and Diet Coke was disgusting.
I was horrified as well
Omg my friend and I saw PIP at a local theater about two weeks ago too. We yelled and were laughing so hard when that part came on we got shushed by our partners. Hilarious! 😂
hated that dress - barf
and the worst part was that the original dress was SO pretty!
Oh that is so relieving to know she hated that pink prom tent I mean dress as well. The polka dots, lace and potato sack waist was just heartbreaking. Still a great movie!
Yes, it was a TERRIBLE DRESS!!!!
It's the waistline that gets me. I can work with anything if only they'd done something else with the boxy shape. 😢
Yes…hated that dress it was awful!
I so agree about the pretty in pink prom dress. I was so underwhelmed when it was revealed ,it looked sloppy.
Yeah, I never got it about that dress especially for the character.
Glad that she feels the same way…even cried. I would have too! 😊
Especially when the vintage dress was so cute before she ruined it!
It waa supposed to be a dress that a teenager made.
@@pamelaolson5614 Then somebody grossly underestimated teenagers, because they would do a way better job than that or if they couldn’t they would have to buy a nice already made. There are some seriously talented teenagers out there when it comes to fashion design. That’s been the case for decades, many decades, now.
The designer that did her prom dress in Pretty In Pink did her character dirty. I remember really being into fashion as a young girl & loved her character because she was so relatable in the movie. When she came out in the prom dress for the big reveal, I was so disappointed. But Molly Ringwald is a phenomenal actress so it didn't matter.
And the designer made some bangers in Streets of Fire and The Rocketeer. I’m not sure what happened here.
I agree; that dress is also cruel to the character Molly played, because she's made it herself and aspires to be a designer. And then we get that hideous dress. Made me sad as a viewer.
I was disappointed in that dress, too. Her character would have made something better.
I like the choker part. Maybe if they did without the puffy sleeves it would've looked better. But at the same time, I feel like it oddly kind of fits because she's an aspiring designer and doesn't have much money, so in a way it shows she worked with what she had. ❤
What's the word for those diamond cutouts that are supposed to give the waist that hourglass shape? I'm an idiot and maybe I'm wrong, I think the dress was boxy in that way?
I was 15 years old and a sophomore when Pretty In Pink came out. There was her famous, iconic Seventeen magazine cover that spring...ALL of us girls wanted to be just like her.
She knows what looks good on her. I'm glad she has made peace with the Pretty in Pink dress, it's iconic. Love her.
The movie is iconic, the dress is forever a mystery. 😂
That movie was a mess and it sucked what rich guy and his friends attend public school with poor people and the ending was a reshoot andrew mccarthy had a stupid wig because he was filming a war movie and his hair was shaved and molly was sick with the flu that movie was all over the place and the editing was pretty bad
@Yoyomu205 It happens a lot, actually, that a school district has good programs and test scores so wealthy people willingly send their kids there whether they have to or not. Sometimes, those same schools also have poorer neighborhoods within their boundaries. You see a real difference between the two groups within the student body. I suppose it is meant to be character building? 🤷
@@cc1k435 And i always wondered why the socks from the outsiders who were rich attend public school and how was ponyboy able to go to that school since he was so poor it didn't make sense the socks were suppossed to be in a private school
@Yoyomu205 That's a good example, actually. Tulsa in the 1960s wouldn't have been a very big city, really, and there wouldn't have been multiple school districts for the white kids, anyway. Native American and black kids might have had different situations going on, but that's a whole other bunch of societal issues.
So Molly hoards clothes that she might wear every 20 years and shopping is her super-power. Love that!!
I wanted to be Molly in high school. I loved her style.
I willingly ventured into Julie’s, a truly terrible shop, just to find clothes that were reminiscent of Molly’s clothes from her movies. I haven’t forgiven upper management for their intrusive dressing room policies, but I loved the outfits
back in 1986 she was filming Fresh Horses in Cincinnati around Xmas and I was shopping at Saks 5th Avenue with my mum and I bumped into Molly Ringwald while she was shopping at the Lancome counter. I actually saw her father first. He was up on the 2nd floor and he is blind so I remembered that and then we spotted Molly at the counter. I just smiled. I didn''t gush because I didn't want to disturb her figuring she was there with her family.
She's an icon! I love hearing her thoughts & that she's back to the red hair. It suits her so well!
She looks great.
Molly stayed a clean classy icon. Will always love and respect her.
You Molly are my 80,s you brought me a lot of Joy watching your movies
Id wear the skirt and boots from "Breakfast Club" today.
I think she had Frye boots 👢 on in that shoot. Classic
Now THIS IS AN ICON!! I'm a Millinieal but have Gen X siblings and all of Molly's movies were in heavy rotation in our home. Freaking LOVE HER!
I am in the Molly Ringwood club of hoarding clothes for 20 years. They come back in style, believe you me.
Im so happy that she didnt like the dress either. Literally thought the same thing she did
I loved Molly’s hair in The Breakfast Club! I had short hair all the way through high school with Molly as idol. How on earth did all that time pass so quickly?
That look from The Breakfast Club was so sunning, and yes timeless.
Did anyone notice that Molly was basically wearing the same silhouette for the interview that she wore to the Temptest premiere in 1982?! I giggled when she was describing the dress.
SAME!! I was just about to say the same exact thing until I read your comment. With the exception of the premiere dress being all white, it is literally the exact same dress silhouette.
I noticed that too! exact same neckline and sleeves. When see said "I'd wear it today" I thought, you are!
Yes! Came looking for this comment lol
Yes.
I love the black Chanel dress and her hair looks great too!
The 80s blunt and full bob is baaaaack! So glad
Molly is a true icon of my generation! She still looks amazing!
Right? Her full Luis and face made her age sooo well
She is so iconic!! Love Molly, she had my heart since I saw PiP in the 80’s. The scene where Blaine walks into the record store…omgosh, u know the scene! Still takes my breath away!
the scene of all scenes!
SHE IS A LEGEND!
That purple dress was stunning on her!
I know Sixteen Candles is not PC in today's culture but the iconic 80's hats were worth a mention.
Me an her are about the same age. An to this day I still watch the breakfast club an sixteen candles an pretty in pink. The songs are still my favorite. I related to your character very much. An when I want to think about my high school days I just watch her movies. Thank you to her for that. Your still a beautiful person I believe inside too.
I have always loved her short hairstyles. I used to color my hair red once a year just for a change. I loved all the movies she played in.
I just love her and always have. Miss the 80s.
What a fun revisiting of Molly's styles...still so stylish. Can you imagine being a daughter of hers borrowing items (like that purse Molly mentioned)? ❤ You are cool, Molly Ringwald! ❤
Molly just keeps getting prettier and prettier! I love how down to earth she's always seemed.💓
Molly Ringwald has always been a beauty and such a talented actress.
I loved her outfit in the Breakfast Club. Probably my favorite of any of her outfits
As an Asian immigrant growing up in the 70s-80s, I hated my different appearance and prayed every night I could wake up blonde with blue eyes. Then Molly with her white, white skin, big beautiful toothy smile and that red red hair came on the big screen. She took my breath away. I thought to myself, "Okaaay. You caaan look different and be considered cool, chic and pretty in pink. Gave me hope. Thank you Molly and Hughes!
I just love Molly. I am a child of that Pretty In Pink era, and I admire her so much. Those movies are so iconic to me. I am thrilled as a grown up to be following her on social media.
WILL ALWAYS LOVE HER 💖
Love Molly Ringwald so much! 💗
I have always loved her 🤗💙💜💚
I love her! Always have. Breakfast club one of my favorite movies ever! She’s so well spoken when talks about the fashion ❤
I actually loved her hair in the 80s, and maybe just as much even now. Fashion-wise, I've reached that point in life where I'll do what I want. 😂
Molly Ringwald for me still has - from her films- magic as a girl, as a representative of something important magical fun stylish aspirational - what these days is called iconic. She still gives me something to dream about and I like that.
I have always LOVED Molly Ringwald’s red hair. I am so glad she keeps it red most of the time
Totally agree about the Breakfast Club being classic
I get what she’s saying about the Pretty in Pink dress. However, the story portrays her dad, who made very little money, purchasing the one dress for her; the other polka dot dress from her friend. She had to piece the two together. The end result was what I would expect the prom dress to look like. Could it have been better? Perhaps. But I think it’s memorable, adorable, and iconic.
It fit the story. I recall liking the dress as a teenager.
@selecttravelvacations7472 Same here. The dress looked great on her, and went along with her character.
Loved it!
This was so fun to watch! I love what Molly said about how the most important things is how the clothes make you feel - powerful, pretty etc. A really good way to determine whether you should buy something or not.
Molly was every 80’s girls role model! I watched every movie and knew every line word by word .It’s so cool that my daughters watch her movies now and still can relate! The 80’S movies are a true statement for that decade! I even painted my bedroom pink and got the pink phone! The end of Pretty in Pink was every girls dream come true ! Jake Ryan!
I thought Jake Ryan was sixteen candles?! I think Blaine, the "not a name it's an appliance " is her love interest in PIP 😆
Andrew McCarthy!!!
Love you Molly I grew up with you & you remind me so much of my cousin ❤ from San Jose CA
80’s style ICON. Still “IN”!
The DRESS! It was an ‘80s style with a ‘thinking outside the box’ twist. I believe it’s what they (director, producer) envisioned an aspiring teenage designer would create .
Exactly!
It was perfect!
I’m 56. And i love Molly. Every movie. I loved in the times that she and countless other actors,I was the same age.
This is a true icon; loved this fashion trip down memory lane.
Molly dresses classy ! Love her style. ❤
I love her so much! She will always be my favorite! She’s the absolute coolest🩷 I wish I could own her entire wardrobe from Pretty in Pink!
YES THE BREAKFAST CLUB!
Wow. Molly, I LOVED you in that pink dress from Pretty in Pink!!. ALWAYS!!! When the other is turned into this one, I was stunned. It was PERFECT for that particular moment in time and fashion. Completely different and , again, TOTALLY 80's!!!. THAT'S what makes it perfect for that movie!. Personally, it may be another story, but SPOT ON for that moment in time!!!! And, yes, i lived thru that time so, yea, i thought it was spot on!!!
Always loved Molly Ringwald, amazing actress.
Molly is such a part of our lives. I for one love ❤her!
The purple w/her bangs - stunning!
Now I need to watch Pretty in pink again.
Such a beautiful woman...and her fashion choices were superb! Love it!
I have always adored Molly 💕
We miss you molly. Please come back 🤗🤗
How sweet she is. . Everything about the 80's was Wonderful!!!
she is so well spoken
I love her❤ She makes me wish I grew up in the 80’s. I think my mom n her is the same age.
I loved your hair in the 80s and loved all your movies. You'll always be my favourite 80s actress Molly. Thanx for showing us your beautiful dresses.❤❤
6:22 I think I can speak for us all: SJP’s dress is hilarious. Molly’s is *chef’s kiss*.
Molly knows fashion - refreshing🏆
Interesting comments from her about the skirt from TBC. Totally agree. Loved that skirt and thought it totally worked for the character
Agreed.
LOVE the print on what she's wearing now!
She is one of my favorite actresses from the 80's..love this interview. Thanks for all of the great memories 😅
I’ve had an active crush on this lady since the 80’s. Absolutely ❤
I really like the dress she's wearing in the interview!
IT'S MOLLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Iconic this woman! I was in LOVE W HER AS A KID
Love that she saves everything, a clothes hoarder!!!😊😊
Been a fan of Mollys since “Facts of Life” and I think you still ROCK!
Anyone else now want a closet tour with Molly? She’s iconic.
Love the dress she's being interviewed in!
A+ video!
LOVE IT! Thank you so much for explaining and describing the fashion choices!
Actually going to watch Sixteen Candles here in less than ten minutes!
Molly Ringwald is a legend.
I ove molly she was my idol when i was a kid !! She still is !! ❤ her.
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
I loved Pretty in Pink…I wanted all the clothes and hats she wore in the movie! She’s still absolutely gorgeous 💕
Love you Molly! I identified so much with Andie, growing up in the 80s. She had such great style!
Honestly, the dress will be forever iconic. I loved it, and befitted for the trends in the 80s.
I totally agree about the Pretty in Pink dress - I was 13 when that movie came out and loved the movie, but the clothes, not so much (way too much floral) and particularly that dress.
What an ICON
I bow before you Molly!!! 🤩🎀💕
This was so much fun to watch. I luv her. And her new show is great!
She looks amazing in the 2010 aubergine-colored gown. That is her color!
That silver dress is gorgeous omw
*Shorter, Side-swept hair does more justice to her soft, unique features & highlights her natural beauty better.*
Ohhhh, I'm so glad it wasn't just me!😂 I always thought that pink dress was so unflattering & looked, well, hand-made.
wow Molly you look great. So happy for you
Thank you, Molly. Your outfit in the Breakfast Club, sent me down a journey of long skirts. Even today, I love my pencil skirts all thanks to you! ❤
Molly could walk out in a burlap and pull it off!!!! I have watched pretty much everything she has ever been in!! I’ve always loved her movies and who she portrays in them, I loved her in the stand she did an incredible job!!! ❤
I completely adore everything about Molly Ringwald, so stylish and an icon for a lot of us! Actually named my daughter after her and she turned out to be a strong and beautiful redhead, go figure! Crazy story but my brother ended up flying her as a pilot one day so I’ll take that connection! Just love her ❤
It’s always a miracle that an 80’s teen actor is doing fine today.
She is absolutely beautiful and she is such an icon!!!! She literally made all awkward teenage girls in the 80s feel it was gonna be ok and sure enough it was when you held her up as a role model for yourself!..another one of her super powers id say!!!.... She was a gift to us from the heavens!!... and she still looks like Molly and hasnt morphed into some caricature of herself which im sooo happy about!! She deserves any kind of resurgence!! ❤