Fashion Aspirations
Hollywood is known for its glitz, glamour, and the hundreds of celebrities who have left their mark on the world. When it comes to the world of fashion and beauty, these 20 celebrities have no competition. From current celebutantes to superstars of the past, here’s a list encompassing the best women in the business.
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1. Zendaya
Known for her versatile red carpet looks, Zendaya has done it all: from movie star to singer to fashion icon. In addition to this, she has put out some stunning pieces for her movie collaborations, such as her high-tech space suit look for Dune.
2. Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn skyrocketed to fame for her serene role in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, where she practically popularized the little black dress. Known for her elegance and classiness, she spearheaded fashion in the 50s and 60s.
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3. Sara Jessica Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker is adored for her role as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. Some of her looks defined fashion in the early 2000s, including iconic moments like her Manolo Blahnik shoes and eccentric dresses.
4. Jackie Kennedy
In her prime, Jackie Kennedy was an icon for most women. She was considered the quintessential First Lady and popularized the use of pearl necklaces and pillbox hats. Her timeless grace has solidified her standing to this day.
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5. Rihanna
Returning to current times, Rihanna has always been a big player in the world of fashion. She started off popularizing streetwear and haute couture with her Met Gala looks. Then she launched Fenty, a stylish brand that prioritizes innovation and inclusivity.
6. Cher
Cher is much-loved to this day for her glamorous and eccentric style. Especially admired in the LGBTQ+ community, Cher defined the 70s with her flamboyant stage costumes, taking full advantage of daring silhouettes, sequins, and feathers.
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7. Lupita Nyong'o
Lupita has brought bold African-inspired fashions to the forefront. She champions sustainable fashions and has shocked fans with her bold and elegant red-carpet looks. Basically, she does it all and even collaborates with emerging artists.
8. Megan Thee Stallion
Megan has so many versatile looks, from her street fashion to her daring music video outfits to her nerdy cosplays. Her fashion not only elevates inclusivity but also promotes body positivity, as she’s never ashamed to show off all her curves.
9. Doja Cat
Doja is another fan of everything anime and sci-fi, as she often uses pop culture to inspire her bold looks. She has caused numerous scandals with her adventurous styles. Even her hair choices have led to major debates.
10. Sydney Sweeney
Sydney rose to fame for her role in Euphoria, where she was known for her iconic outfits and bold fashion choices. She now works alongside Armani Beauty and Miu Miu to deliver Hollywood glam and feminine finesse.
11. Princess Diana
Did you know Princess Diana popularized the “revenge dress”? Additionally, this royal was under the spotlight for her sophisticated and elegant looks, like her use of sweatshirts with cycling shorts.
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12. Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga has delivered some scandalous moments, from her shocking meat dress to her extravagant music video costumes. She is known for blending innovative couture with classic Hollywood glam.
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13. Sabrina Carpenter
While it may seem like Sabrina recently got famous, she was actually a singer and actress for a long while before her breakout hit Espresso and Nonsense. Now she’s reigniting 60s and 70s fashion with her retro looks and pastel palette.
14. Grace Kelly
The quintessential old-school Hollywood queen is none other than Grace Kelly. She popularized refined and regal looks with her stint as a superstar and later as the Princess of Monaco.
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15. Vivacious Honey
This TikTok star turned celebrity has built her brand on accessible fashion. She’s known for taking casual clothes and elevating them into stunning outfits. Breaking away from fashion norms, Vanessa Chen is one to watch.
16. Megan Fox
Megan Fox was undoubtedly one of the most iconic women around in her prime. She’s still delivering high-end looks, from her rock-inspired red carpet ensembles to her sultry dress choices. This is one star we’re never getting over.
17. Madonna
While Madonna’s prime has passed, she must be praised for her influence over 80s fashion. From the corsets to the lace gloves, Madonna practically invented punk glamour.
18. Grace Jones
Undoubtedly one of the leaders of androgynous fashion, Grace Jones rose to fame in the 70s and 80s for her dramatic and metallic-tinged looks. She’s best known for working alongside bold designers like Jean-Paul Goude.
19. Victoria Beckham
Posh Spice quickly rose to fashion fame for her take on refined and elegant femininity. She brought back the sleek silhouettes of the past and promoted minimalism throughout her career.
20. Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe is admired and adored to this day as the queen of Hollywood’s golden era. From her glamorous white dress to her sultry makeup, she popularized the hourglass figure and diamonds through her hit musical numbers.
