Robert Altman's 1994 satire brings together a group of offbeat photographers, designers, magazine editors, and reporters (Julia Roberts and Tim Robbins) all circling around the time of a Paris fashion show. Though it's drawn criticism for its somewhat biting depiction of the industry, it does have one of the most memorable catwalks in cinematic history. In the final scene, female models strut their stuff for two minutes straight — entirely nude.
