The picture above that came from He’s Just Not That Into You shows Jennifer Aniston wearing a long draped cardigan in the scene at her father’s house after he had a heart attack.

Back in 2007 when He’s Just Not That Into You was filming, draped cardigans were barely around. Draped cardigans, however, became one of the hottest trends in the making after this movie was released in February 2009. This is such a perfect example of how designers like to be inspired by Hollywood movies.

Jennifer Aniston is also notorious for interlacing her personal style with her on-screen style. It’s very common that Aniston wears a pair of her own jeans while filming a scene or takes home a warm and comfy cardigan she used on location.

Draped cardigans have been part of Aniston’s personal and professional wardrobe for a while now, and, given Aniston’s appeal, we can say that she contributed great deal to putting the draped cardigan in your closet.

We personally like aesthetics of this garment, and we believe that the draped cardigan should definitely end up in your closet this fall. And there are plenty of variations and colors to choose from. See for yourself below:

Patterson J. Kincaid ‘Hamptons’ Open Front Cardigan $57.90, was $88 at Nordstrom.

Bop Basics Pointelle Cashmere Draped Cardigan [sold out, was $280] via shopbop.

Bop Basics Cashmere Drape Cardigan $132.50, was $265 via shopbop.

Flyaway Knit Cardigan [sold out, was $33.99] via Anne Klein.

Jones New York Open-Front Textured Cardigan [sold out, was $109] via Macy’s.

Juicy Couture Draped Cardigan $124.99, was $178 via Piperlime.

Vince Drape Front Cardigan [sold out, was $245] via Nordstrom.

Juicy Couture – L/S Poncho Cardigan [sold out, was $228] via Zappos.

Alice + Olivia Draped Wrap Around Sweater [sold out, was $330] via Bloomingdale’s.

Juicy Couture Draped Cardigan [sold out, was $178] via Bergdorf Goodman.

Nic + Zoe Patchwork Cardigan $115.90, was $174 via Nordstrom.

LOS ANGELES, CA — Sandra Bullock attended All About Steve premiere on Wednesday (8/26/2009). Sandra rocked the latest must-have trend — the draped dress. Sandra’s dress is Strapless Cotton Draped Cocktail Dress. It comes from Lanvin Spring 2009 Collection.

As we looked further into draped dresses, and we’ve noticed that designers incorporated drape styling with just about everything this Fall. This included dresses, skirts, tops, pants and even shoes. Pants and shoes we will cover elsewhere.

We’ve checked our sources and put together few samples for you. They are featured below. One more thing, the drape styling trend is very practical and flattering for all body types.

PHOTO CREDIT: Bauer-Griffin via GumGum.

Petite twist draped top [sold out, was $45] via Banana Republic.

Draped Crossover Knit Top [sold out, was $17.80] via Forever21.

MCQ Alexander McQueen Draped Lame Top $304 (was $435) via chickdowntown.com.

Soprano Drape-Neck Cold Shoulder Top [sold out, was$28] via Macy’s.

Draped Cardigan $177, was $295 via Bergdorf Goodman.

Alice + Olivia Drape Wraparound Sweater [sold out, was $231] via shopbop.

Monrow Drape Neck Top [sold out, was $115.50] via shopbop.

Monrow Drape Neck Tee $61.60, was $88 via shopbop.

Draped Fuchsia One Shoulder Prom Dresses by Alyce Designs $149, was $298 via eDressMe.

Sunshine Draped Cocktail Dresses by Alexia Admor $107.50 (was $215) via eDressMe.

Vanessa Bruno Long Sleeve Draped Neck Dress [sold out, was $405] via La Garconne.

Allen Schwartz White Draped Cocktail Dress $290 (also available in black) via chickdowntown.com.

Alexander Wang Jersey Draped Skirt $265.30, was $379 via Basic Boutique.

Kaylee Tankus Bubble Drape Skirt [sold out, was $164] via Oak.

Drape Side Tulip Skirt$55 via Topshop.