Women's Fashion Icons from Past to Present
Some are movie stars, some are prominent figures in the media world, and others are athletes... This week, we have written for you about the people who have inspired fashion from the past to the present—not just in their own era, but even now—the fashion icons we all admire.
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn, one of the first names that comes to mind when one thinks of a fashion icon with her chic dresses, ballet flats, and simple style, is one of the most important fashion icons of both her own time and today. The famous actress also showed us all how accessories should be used with the large black sunglasses she wore in the film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn, one of the most beautiful women who ever lived with her low-cut dresses, tight trousers, and red lipstick, is one of the Hollywood actresses whose style continues to be an example for each of us today. The fashion icon, who left us far too soon, is still one of the first names that comes to mind when talking about style...
Elizabeth Taylor
With her thick eyebrows, dramatic eyes, and beauty, she was Hollywood’s violet-eyed woman... Known especially for her jewelry and how beautifully she wore it, the actress continues to inspire today’s fashion.
Twiggy
Lesley Hornby, the first model and style icon, is known by the nickname Twiggy, which was inspired by her spindly legs. With her cropped hair and the lashes she drew under her eyes, she was one of the most talked-about fashion icons of the 1960s.
Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly was a representative of an understated, controlled, and chic style who wore clothes by designers such as Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent, Dior, and Givenchy exceptionally well. The Hermes bag she used to hide her baby bump during her first pregnancy was later named after her.
Brigitte Bardot
One of the first names that comes to mind when it comes to bikinis and mini shorts. Bardot, who remains etched in memory with her long blonde hair and striking eye makeup, is one of the most unforgettable “blondes” after Marilyn Monroe, thanks to her free spirit and allure. With her clothes and accessories, she is a true icon.
Princess Diana
First, she made headlines with that magnificent wedding dress. Princess Diana, who won hearts with her style—more so during the period after she separated from Prince Charles than during their marriage—became one of the women who wore the designs of Valentino, Chanel, Versace, and Ungaro best.
Jane Birkin
With her large blue eyes, perfect physique, and straight brown hair, Birkin was one of the most talked-about women of the 60s, creating her own fashion trends by branding her mini shorts.
Madonna
The pioneer of the 80s pop movement, which still exerts influence today. With her wild stage costumes, simple makeup, dyed platinum blonde hair, and oversized jewelry, she managed to turn every outfit and accessory she wore into a fashion object.
Anna Wintour
The legendary editor of American Vogue magazine. With her trademark blunt-cut bob with bangs that she hasn't changed for years, the sunglasses she never takes off, and her unique style of dress, she is a true fashion icon! Her nickname is “Nuclear Wintour.” She is a guest of honor at all major fashion shows and events. She is one of the names who set trends.
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