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ABBA -

ABBA's style epitomized the 1970s disco period.

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Dolly Parton -

Parton has been sporting sparkling cowgirl outfits and voluminous hairstyles throughout her career. There's no one like Dolly! 

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Michael Jackson -

There are numerous options to consider when it comes to Michael Jackson, ranging from the classic suit and fedora with a downturned brim, to this extravagant military jacket worn by the pop star during the Dangerous Tour.

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Michael Jackson -

The red and black 'Thriller' jacket has consistently remained iconic, along with Jackson's impressive dance moves, of course.

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Britney Spears -

The singer has worn a variety of iconic outfits throughout her career. From the famous tight red latex jumpsuit during the 'Oops!... I did it again' era, to the live snake at the 2001 MTV VMAs, to this very '90s ensemble.

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David Bowie -

The alien glam-rock style of Ziggy Stardust  influenced a whole generation, and contributed to the birth of the "cult of Bowie."

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Spice Girls -

The incredible girl band is known for their iconic outfits, such as Mel B's cat ears and Geri Halliwell's unforgettable Union Jack Gucci mini-dress.

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KISS -

It's difficult to forget the spikes, platform boots, hair, and monochromatic makeup this band has been disguised in for decades.

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Angus Young (AC/DC) -

Very few adult men can rock a schoolboy's uniform the way Angus Young can. 

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Prince -

Prince's iconic fashion choices, including his abundance of V-necks, shimmer, and sparkle, are remembered fondly by fans. However, it is his high-collared purple suit, ruffled white shirt, and curly-haired look from the 'Purple Rain'-era that truly holds a special place in their hearts.

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Stevie Nicks -

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

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Lady Gaga -

The pop star has an abundance of different appearances, ranging from wearing raw meat to performing beneath a canopy of human hair to unveiling her male alter ego, Joe Calderone, 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 Slash costume has remained a popular choice for Halloween due to its association with the big hair and top hat look. Pair up with a friend dressed as Axl Rose to rock this iconic duo!

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The Jackson 5 -

Bell-bottoms, platform boots, large collars, and a highly gifted family.

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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 celebrity has worn various outfits featuring fruit, whipped cream, dice, sports gear, marching band costumes, cupcakes, and even movie reels with popcorn.

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TLC -

The girl group was wild, sexy, and cool, all at the same time. Their style was particularly impactful when it conveyed political ideas.

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MC Hammer -

The timeless Hammer pants have remained popular and untouched by changing fashion trends.

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Beyoncé -

Beyoncé has had numerous striking looks, but none quite as legendary as this photo from the 2017 Grammy Awards when she was expecting twins.

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Shakira -

Shakira introduced belly dancing to the Western world and mainstream pop music.

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Aaliyah -

An unparalleled symbol of tomboy style, wearing low-rise pants and boasting remarkable talent.

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Madonna -

The cone bustier, designed by Jean-Paul Gaultier, gained fame during Madonna's Blonde Ambition World Tour.

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Red Hot Chili Peppers -

The band wore a costume resembling a human-sized light bulb for their performance at Woodstock in '94. Despite struggling to play, they created a historic moment!

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Gwen Stefani -

The performer made tube tops, wild hairstyles, and loose trousers popular, as seen at the 2003 Superbowl.

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NSync -

The memory of the boy band persists, having influenced a generation to wear colored camouflage pants and pleather jackets with turtle necks. Frosted tips were the cherry on top. 

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Nicki Minaj -

The famous Barbie-inspired outfit she wore (more than a decade before the movie made it cool!) was transformed into a unique doll and sold for charity.

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The Beatles -

Paul McCartney came up with the idea for this iconic 1967 outfit worn by the marching band on the 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' album. It was inspired by an Edwardian military band.

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Miley Cyrus -

The young singer's bold appearance during her performance with Robin Thicke raised controversy and was emblematic of a new phase in her musical career.

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Pet Shop Boys -

Neil Tennant has a talent for making everything look cool, but nothing beats singing through a box on your head!

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Elvis Presley -

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

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Amy Winehouse -

Winehouse's distinctive mile-high beehive, pinup dresses, and thick eyeliner were iconic both on and offstage.

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Flavor Flav -

The rapper who single-handedly rescued the struggling clock industry! He must run on a pretty tight schedule.

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