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Beyoncé - Beyoncé has had many stunning looks, but none quite as iconic as this image during the 2017 Grammy Awards while pregnant with twins.

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Prince - Everything Prince wore became instantly iconic—with V-necks, shine, and sparkle in abundance—but this high-collared purple suit, ruffled white shirt, and curly-haired 'Purple Rain'-era Prince has remained clearest in his fans' hearts.

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Madonna - Madonna's Blonde Ambition World Tour introduced the famous cone bustier, courtesy of Jean-Paul Gaultier.

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Amy Winehouse - Iconic on and offstage, the Winehouse's mile-high beehive, pinup dresses, and thick eyeliner were distinctly her own.

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Angus Young (AC/DC) - Is wearing school uniform as a fully grown adult creepy? Unless you're Angus Young, yes.

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Stevie Nicks - The Fleetwood Mac singer's witchy style has been often imitated, but rarely pulled off so well.

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Dolly Parton - Bedazzled cowgirl suits and big, big hair. 

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Michael Jackson - There are so many looks to choose from, including the simple suit and down-turned fedora, as well as this gilded military jacket from the pop star's Dangerous Tour.

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Michael Jackson - The red and black ‘Thriller’ jacket has proven iconic again and again—accompanied by Jackson’s killer dance moves of course.

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Lady Gaga - The pop star has too many looks to count, from wearing raw meat to performing under a canopy of human hair to bringing out Joe Calderone, her alter ego, at the 2011 MTV VMAs.

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Axl Rose - The Guns N’ Roses musician maintains his old iconic look of a thick red bandanna, clothes littered with random graphics, a shirt hanging from his waist, and shades.

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Slash - The big hair and big hat look has been popular among Halloween costumes for years. Partner up and one of you can go as Axl Rose!

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David Bowie - His Ziggy Stardust look inspired a generation and helped create the "cult of Bowie."

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Britney Spears -

From her tight red latex jumpsuit in the era of 'Oops!...I did it again,' to a live snake during the 2001 MTV VMA awards, the singer has done it all.

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Elvis Presley - The famous white ornamented jumpsuit and slicked black hair were the King's jewels.

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The Jackson 5 - Bell-bottoms, platform boots, oversized collars, and one incredibly talented family.

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Geri Halliwell (Spice Girls) -

The Ginger Spice's unmistakable Gucci mini-dress was actually just a plain ol' black dress. But Halliwell reportedly wanted to celebrate Cool Britannia and asked her sister to customize it. 

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The Supremes - Florence Ballard, Diana Ross and Mary Wilson set the standard for group coordination.

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Katy Perry -

The star has worn outfits involving fruit, dice, whipped cream, sportswear, marching band attire, cupcakes, and even movie reels and popcorn.

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TLC - The girl group was the epitome of crazy, sexy, and cool. Their outfits were especially memorable when they were sharing political messages.

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Cher - No one can pull off the over-the-top Vegas showgirl look as well as her. 

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MC Hammer - The iconic pants that have come in and out of style are truly untouchable.

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Elton John - Sir Elton John is as well-known for his legendary songs as he is for his flamboyant stage outfits. Does it get any more flamboyant than this 1984 dress?

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KISS - The spikes, the platform boots, the hair, and the monochromatic makeup are incredibly hard to forget.

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Shakira - Shakira brought belly dancing into the Western sphere of popular music, and accentuated it with red leather pants, bare midriff, and spangled hip scarf.

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Aaliyah - The ultimate tomboy icon, with low-riding pants and a crazy amount of talent.

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Red Hot Chili Peppers - The band wore this human-sized light bulb costume during their set at Woodstock in '94. They struggled to play their instruments, but they made history!

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Gwen Stefani - The singer popularized tube tops, crazy hairdos, and baggy pants, exemplified perfectly at the 2003 Superbowl.

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NSync - From influencing a generation to wear colored camouflage pants to rocking hundreds of unique and eclectic jackets, the boy band's memory lives on.

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Nicki Minaj - Her iconic Barbie look was actually materialized into a one-of-a-kind doll that was auctioned off for charity. 

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Miley -

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The Beatles - This classic 1997 marching-band outfit from the 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' album was the idea of Paul McCartney, who envisioned an Edwardian military band.

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ABBA - ABBA's looks defined the disco era of the 1970s. 

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Pet Shop Boys - Neil Tennant can make anything look cool, but nothing beats singing through a cube head apparatus.

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Deadmau5 - The newer and American version of Daft Punk's iconic look adds a more ambitious size with those huge ears. 

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Flavor Flav -

The rapper that single-handedly saved the small clock business! He must keep a pretty tight schedule.

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