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Sporting one of the most emulated hairstyles of the '90s, both Jennifer Aniston's off-screen and on-screen styles gained much praise around the world.
One of the '70s most glamorous women, Diana Ross was a true inspiration with her sparkling onstage outfits, voluminous hair, and dramatic eye makeup.
When you think of Dolly Parton's style, it's all about her voluminous blonde hair and over-the-top outfits. And the country star was loved all the more for it back in the '70s.
The ultimate style icon, Bianca Jagger always knew how to make an entrance with her showstopping gowns or well-tailored suits.
The year Joni Mitchell released one of her biggest hits, 'Big Yellow Taxi,' was also when her bohemian style turned her into a '70s icon.
The original rock chick, Debbie Harry's bleach blonde hair and dark kohl liner definitely served as an inspiration for artists and everyday women.
One of the first Black women to dominate the fashion industry, Iman was the muse of Yves Saint Laurent and Thierry Mugler.
Model and actress Lauren Hutton always approached fashion in a carefree manner, which inspired many women of the decade.
A style defined by crop tops, high-waisted denim, and chunky boots, Janet Jackson was hitting all the right notes when it came to '90s fashion.
Referenced by many as the original French "It" girl, some of Catherine Deneuve's most well-known films include 'The Umbrellas of Cherbourg' (1964) and 'Belle de Jour' (1967).
Often spotted in black-and-white looks, actress Winona Ryder was the undisputed darling of '90s grunge.
From baby dolls to silk dresses, punk icon Courtney Love often rocked feminine but grunge looks. She was also making a name for herself after quitting her band, Hole.
One of the most recognizable faces in fashion, Kate Moss' effortless and casual style makes her an inspiration to this day.
An icon of swinging London, Jean Shrimpton was one of the world's first supermodels. Also of note is the fact that she helped launch the miniskirt.
Part of the original troupe of '80s and '90s supermodels, Cindy Crawford was on the cover of every important magazine.
One of the most iconic singers of the '60s, the English sensation also made an impact with her stunning outfits, big lashes, and even bigger hair.
A member of the show business family the Osmonds, Marie Osmond gained success as a country and pop star. She also rocked a glamourous look that inspired young women in the '80s.
In 1974, Diane von Fürstenberg invented the famous wrap dress, which is still popular with fashionistas today.
Indeed, 1968 was a big year for Mia Farrow. She got her first leading film role in 'Rosemary's Baby,' and inspired women all over the world with her pixie cut.
The singer, actress, and model inspired women and men with her androgynous style throughout the '80s.
One of the most influential fashion icons of her era, Jackie Kennedy loved the color pink. She also popularized trends like strapless gowns and the pillbox hat.
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A cultural icon and prominent figure of the Swinging Sixties, Twiggy broke records by appearing on the cover of Vogue US three times in 1967.
The long-term muse of Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick was an American "It" girl who defined '60s style with her dresses and dark kohl liner.
With a wardrobe filled with bell bottom jeans and sparkling mini dresses, the German-Italian actress, and muse of the Rolling Stones, had a style many could only dream of.
Considered one of the most beautiful women of the decade, Farrah Fawcett's style is still relevant today. Who doesn't love that flared jeans with Nike's combo?
Still modeling to this day, Naomi Campbell is in her own right a true icon. In 1989, she became the first Black model to appear on the cover of American Vogue.
One of the most sought-after models in the '70s, Jerry Hall always looked polished and glamorous with her perfect Studio 54 looks.
One of the designers who took credit for the miniskirt and hotpants, Quant was also a notable style icon.
After gaining worldwide success for her Academy Award-winning role in 'Cabaret' (1972), Minnelli became the ultimate inspiration thanks to her style.
Admired for her perfect eyebrows and cool-girl approach to fashion, the actress and model was one of the most influential stars of the '80s.
Whether she wore more formal attire for an event or was out in sportswear on the school run, Princess Diana never failed with her colorful and sometimes daring style choices.
Françoise Hardy has been an important figure in French pop music since her debut. Eternally chic, her style also led her to become a true icon.
Always reinventing herself for each era, in 1990 for her Blonde Ambition Tour the "Queen of Pop" wore the now-famous bra designed by John Paul Gaultier.
The actress and activist put the sporty '80s look on the map, thanks to her famed at-home exercise videos. Everyone wanted a toned body and legwarmers!
Never afraid of rocking creative and bold looks, Cher is a legendary icon, both in fashion and in music. Her choices were never subtle, which we love!
Always rocking heavy bangs and an effortless outfit, Jane Birkin's wardrobe continues to be an inspiration for millions to this day.
What do all the major fashion trends have in common? The answer is: style icons who sported these trends and left a mark on fashion. From actresses to models and singers, no matter the year, each one was marked by a stylish star.
These A-listers inspired, and still inspire, women with their trendy looks and risky fashion choices. With big names like Diana Ross and Madonna, in this gallery discover the woman who was the reigning fashion icon the year you were born. Click on!
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From Jackie Kennedy to Jennifer Aniston, these women were true fashionistas
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What do all the major fashion trends have in common? The answer is: style icons who sported these trends and left a mark on fashion. From actresses to models and singers, no matter the year, each one was marked by a stylish star.
These A-listers inspired, and still inspire, women with their trendy looks and risky fashion choices. With big names like Diana Ross and Madonna, in this gallery discover the woman who was the reigning fashion icon the year you were born. Click on!