32 Fashion Legends Who Basically Invented Cool

Audrey’s little black dress from Breakfast at Tiffany’s is legendary for a reason. Her elegant vibes, simple shifts, and those signature boat-neck tops scream timeless style. Basically, she made looking effortlessly fabulous a brand all her own.

Jackie brought classy with a capital C. Her pillbox hats and sleek suits? Pure white-house glam with a modern twist. Add oversized sunglasses and scarves, and you’ve got jet-set chic that still makes designers drool.

Big hair, smoky eyes, and effortlessly flirty outfits: Brigitte was the 60s’ ultimate ‘I woke up like this’ fashion icon. She practically launched a whole sexy revolution just by being herself.

Marlene wasn’t here to play by the style rules. Whether rocking sharp suits or breaking fashion norms with her androgynous twist, she set trends way ahead of her time and made ‘menswear for women’ look effortlessly cool.

Tiny, boyish, and totally trendsetting - Twiggy flipped the 60s fashion world upside down. Forget curves; this British icon showed us that less can definitely be more with her short hair and mod style.

From her swoon-worthy wedding dress to power suits that screamed ‘boss,’ Diana had royal glam down pat - and made it relatable. Her style was so unforgettable, it’s still inspiring fashion lovers everywhere.

Sophia was all about drama and elegance with a splash of spice - think winged eyeliner, dazzling jewelry, and long gowns that hugged every curve. She was basically the Italian Marilyn Monroe (but with an extra twist).

Elizabeth wasn’t just an actress; she was a walking sparkle factory. Between her flawless hair, jaw-dropping gowns, and jaw-dropping jewelry collection, Elizabeth’s style was pure Hollywood royalty with a capital R.

Katharine wasn’t messing around with fashion rules. While other ladies rocked frills and glamour, she went bold with pants, tailored suits, and button-ups. Basically, she decided pants were the new black, way before everyone else caught on.

Dolly’s style? Bold, colorful, and totally her own. Inspired by a lady in a Sears catalog, she turned big hair, bright lipstick, and sparkly outfits into a signature look that’s as unforgettable as her hits.

Jane made jeans and tees look effortlessly chic long before it was cool. Plus, she’s basically fashion royalty thanks to inspiring the Hermès Birkin bag. Talk about style goals!

Marilyn wasn’t just a movie star - she was a fashion legend. From that iconic white dress that blew up a subway grate to red carpet glam, her look was all about mixing sexy with class.

Josephine turned heads with fringed gowns, wild headpieces, and then flipped the script by rocking tux suits and top hats offstage. She was the roaring 20s’ ultimate fashion powerhouse.

Stevie’s style is basically a dream in chiffon, lace, and fringes. Whether rocking flowy dresses or high-waist jeans, she’s the ultimate free spirit with killer fashion sense.

Before marrying royal, Grace was already a style pro. Her tailored dresses and classic grace made her dress like a princess, long before she became one.

Cher flipped fashion on its head with everything from hippie to disco glam and jaw-dropping sheer bodysuits. Thanks to her and designer Bob Mackie, flashy and fabulous became everyday words.

Grace’s bold face, fierce makeup, and sharp silhouettes made her the muse of the 70s. She redefined cool, and those looks? Still total showstoppers today.

Lady Gaga’s outfits aren’t just clothes - they’re art. From meat dresses to wild avant-garde looks, she’s the fashion world’s queen of ‘did she really wear that?!’

Anna broke barriers and dressed like a million bucks. Her slick bob and stunning style mixed Asian heritage with Hollywood edge, making her a standout star on and off the screen.

Lauren proved office wear could be sexy AF. Blazers, pencil skirts, and silk blouses were her go-to - and she made them look like evening glam.

Michelle’s style was all about mixing fancy with everyday - because who says you can’t wear luxury with your casual tees? Elegant, relatable, and totally inspiring.

Love her or fear her, Anna’s iconic bob, dark glasses, and rule-the-runway attitude make her a fashion powerhouse. She basically runs the fashion universe - no big deal.

Cindy rocked everything from red carpets to jeans-and-tees with an easy sexy vibe. Her legendary Pepsi ad? Iconic. And her daughter’s killing it too!

Known as ‘The Body,’ Elle wasn’t just about fitness - she mixed tailored pieces with laid-back glam like a pro and earned some serious style awards in the process.

Coco gave us the little black dress, the quilted handbag, and comfy chic. She told ladies to ditch the corsets and embrace stylish comfort, and honestly, the world hasn’t been the same since.

Blazers? Check. Fur coats? Check. Wide-leg pants? Double check. Bianca walked the 70s like it was her personal runway, inspiring designers and dazzling everyone from Andy Warhol to Yves Saint Laurent.

Rihanna’s not just dropping chart-toppers - she’s dropping fashion rules, too. Couture meets streetwear in her looks, making her a top trendsetter everyone’s trying to keep up with.

Victoria ditched the glittery stage looks for sleek suits and polished dresses. Now she’s a respected fashion designer and style trendsetter. Hello, grown-up glam!

SJP is way more than just Carrie’s crazy shoe collection. Her red carpet looks? Always fresh and creative. Off camera, she’s got her own sophisticated style game going strong.

Kate’s skinny jeans, vintage tees, and boots basically defined 90s chill style. She made ‘off-duty model’ the coolest gig in town.

Kelly’s elegant style off screen is just as chic as her Gossip Girl character’s. She nails mixing classic and trendy pieces like a modern-day Upper East Side queen.

Nicole’s the queen of bold red carpet choices - from wild cutouts to unexpected colors, she’s always game to shock and dazzle designers and fans alike.