Your favorite fashion magazine cover actresses are set unreel a big 2011 with onscreen accessories that include one flowing red cape, loads of Prada, Parisian couture and, of course, Robert Pattinson. Grab some popcorn as StyleList previews 10 of the films we're most excited to see this year.

Robert Pattinson in a tuxedo, Reese Witherspoon in glam circus garb, Robert Pattinson in a tuxedo... need we say more to prompt you to see "Water for Elephants"? In the big-screen adaptation of Sara Gruen's historical novel, out April 15, R-Patz plays a Depression-era veterinarian who joins the circus and falls for Witherspoon's sultry -- and married -- bareback performer. Action, passion and glamour!

After watching Mia Wasikowska fall down the rabbit hole in Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" and still manage to look gorgeous, how could we not be happy that she's returning to the 19th century for her latest film? Get ready for some serious period frocks when Wasikowska morphs into Charlotte Brontë's tragic governess Jane Eyre, in the character's latest big-screen appearance, March 11.

You're going to want to raid Natalie Portman's closet (and maybe "borrow" onscreen love interest Ashton Kutcher's clothes, too!) when you see "No Strings Attached" Jan. 21. In the film, about two friends who try unsuccessfully to have an emotion-free relationship, Portman trades her "Black Swan" tutu for a closetful of chic trench coats, party dresses and designer heels. Oh yeah, she also sports some scrubs in the rom-com -- but who wouldn't want to play doctor with Kutcher?

"Lush" and "sensual" are the best words to describe "Red Riding Hood," the latest film from "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke. Amanda Seyfried plays red-caped Valerie, a local gal who aims to save her village from a killer werewolf. While you'll be missing Taylor Lautner, prepare yourself to be seduced by newcomer Shiloh Fernandez's tight breeches when the film is wide-released March 11.

"Prada to Nada" is every materialistic fashionista's worst nightmare. This upcoming romantic comedy, based on Jane Austen's classic novel "Sense and Sensibility," revolves around two affluent Latina sisters who are left penniless after their father's death. Not only do they have to leave behind the wealthy lifestyle they've become accustomed to, but they -- gasp! -- are forced to move to East L.A. to live with their estranged aunt. Will they overcome this fashion nightmare? Find out Jan. 28.

Is the Upper East Side getting even more glam? That's the word on the street (ahem, Madison Avenue) when resident "Gossip Girl" baddies Leighton Meester and Katie Cassidy, joined by Disney darling Selena Gomez, incite trouble during a seemingly innocent European vacation in "Monte Carlo." Watch for glamorous gowns, fairy-tale love affairs (one involves Cory Monteith of "Glee") and some picture-perfect Monegasque scenery come July 1. XOXO

Top hats, crinoline, waistcoats... oh my! Robert Pattinson is back in his second period piece of the year May 12, alongside Uma Thurman and Christina Ricci as the dashing and dastardly heartbreaker Georges Duroy in "Bel Ami." Although R-Patz still looks sexy clad in tops and tails in the celluloid adaptation of Guy de Maupassant's 1885 French novel, we'd prefer it if he was more Edward, less scoundrel, thank you very much.

Let them eat cake, you say? No problem! Eva Green is taking on notoriously extravagant, fashionable and socialite-esque French royal Marie Antoinette in "Farewell My Queen." Although this one-time Bond girl is about a thousand times more beautiful than Madame Marie ever was, we still can't wait to see the gorgeous 18th-century gowns she'll don -- hoop skirts, corsets and wigs aplenty -- before getting beheaded in the French Revolution, of course.

Get ready to love Paris -- and French fashion -- in the springtime. Not only will Woody Allen's next film, "Midnight in Paris," premiere during the Cannes Film Festival, but France's first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, will make her big-screen debut in this rom-com about a family traveling to France on business. An added bonus: Fabulous fashionistas Marion Cotillard and Rachel McAdams will co-star. Ce sera magnifique!

Anne Hathaway transforms from ugly duckling into swan this fall in "One Day," the cinematic adaptation of David Nicholls' 2009 novel. You'll not only see the evolution of a relationship between schoolmates Emma (Hathaway) and Dexter ("Across the Universe"'s Jim Sturgess), but you'll see Annie's metamorphosis from frumpy college kid to chic British girl-about-town in the span of two hours. The devil wearing Prada would totally be proud!