HOLLYWOOD HAUTE; LATESTS TRENDS IN FASHION STEP STRAIGHT OFF THE SILVER SCREEN.

Byline: Barbara De Witt Daily News Fashion Editor

Movies make stars, but they also make fashion statements.

Consider the film ``Titanic'' and that dazzling ``Heart of the Sea'' necklace. It's being knocked off all over town, and it's ditto with the dresses. Numerous designers, including California Designer of the Year nominee Judy Rabineau of Mica, have their own version of ``Titanic'' costumes scheduled to hit stores by September.

Meanwhile, ``The Avengers'' opened Friday, and with it come a slew of '60s styles that Jackie O probably didn't wear.

In this big-screen return of secret agents John Steed and Emma Peel (played by Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman), costume designer Anthony Powell gives us sleek black catsuits that are sure to be a hit by Christmas, especially with high-heeled boots (already spotted at Macy's).

Thurman's sexy cheongsam is an easy snag, as it's already on the racks - in black with Nordstrom's Classique label, and coming soon in deep red by Mica.

And those oversize shades Thurman's character wears? You won't need to wait for a knock-off. They're by Calvin Klein, and available at Sunglass Hut stores for $85.

Fans of ``Ever After'' will have to dig deeper in their pockets.

Those ``glass'' slippers worn by Drew Barrymore as Cinderella are exquisitely beaded mules designed by Italian shoemaker Salvatore Ferragamo, with a $2,500 price tag. Even at that price, and a six-week waiting list, a Ferragamo spokeswoman says there's a waiting list. FYI: Cinderella's custom-order shoes feature 200 silver pearls, 1,000 tiny glass beads and meters of silver thread.

In this case, if you've got the money, you can make the shoe fit.

To order, call [phone], or go to the Ferragamo boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, where the shoe's on display until the end of the month.

For Barrymore's tiny braids and wavy mane, check out your local mall. Many have carts selling ready-made synthetic braids and hairpieces.

However, if you're going for the look in a serious way, try the Dean Rhodes Salon of Beverly Hills. They'll create a replica of Barrymore's romantic medieval style for about $50 (depending on the length of your hair), and also make custom-blended hair pieces if you've got short hair.

The easiest Cinderella trend to try is the glossy glitter on Barrymore's face when she goes off to the ball. It's $25 at the Chanel counter; less expensive variations (less than $10 for a small jar) also are available at accessory stores around town.

Another movie with sparkle aplenty is ``Dance With Me,'' which features competition ballroom dresses with Swarovski crystal beads.

Although it's not featured in the film, Swarovski created a special retro-style ``Dance With Me'' choker made of tiny pearls and pave crystals in a platinumlike setting, $125 at most department stores.

Although they're not designed specifically for ballroom dancing, designers such as Gucci, Prada and Givenchy have gowns with sparkle in their fall collections.

Even ``BASEketball,'' a stupid sports spoof, has a fashion angle.

Those saucy little marabou-trimmed sheer nylon robes and baby doll pajamas worn by the teams' cheerleaders were provided by Frederick's of Hollywood. The lingerie chain store now has a complete line of ``BASEketball'' fashions, including garter belts, bras and white lace corsets, which should give a big boost to the renewed interest in '50s lingerie.

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Photo: (1) With the popularity of ``Dance With Me,'' glamorous gowns and accessories for ballroom dancing are back in the spotlight.

(2--3) Going for the Cinderella look worn by Drew Barrymore in ``Ever After''? Her Beaded mules come with a $2,500 price tag. Replicating her romantic medieval hair style runs about $50. But the glossy face glitter she wears to the ball can be found for less that $10 for a small jar.

(4) The shades Uma Thurman's character wears in ``The Avengers'' are available now for $85.