.This year's Powers of Fashion, happening on October 16, is actually devoted to the fine art, drama, and effect of the runway throughout background. In tribute of that, Trend editors are discussing their favorite imaginary manner presents that have shown up in motion pictures and also television series throughout the years.I may have only been 9-years-old when 2001's Zoolander initially came out, but I remember it quickly becoming one of my preferred and most-watched movies. (It still is.) Maturing in country Canada, the high-fashion planet was actually a complete enigma to me-- but I was actually fascinated and also spellbinded through it, particularly after checking out Zoolander. Despite the fact that the movie-- which stars Derek (Ben Stiller) and Hansel (Owen Wilson) as competing, not-so-bright supermodels-- satirizes the fashion industry to a funny degree, I was instantaneously consumed along with the outrageous, attractive world that it generated. My beloved scenes, of course, were the ludicrous and theatrical footway minutes-- whether it was the dramatic "walk-offs" in between Derek and Hansel (and judged by David Bowie, no much less), or even the garbage-themed couture compilation (knowned as "Derelicte") that wicked professional Mugatu (Are going to Ferrell) debuts near the end of the film. It was all a complete feast for the eyes.Photo: Getty Images.