Like fashion trends, we see that hairstyles change every period. While some hairstyles are preferred by many people in a certain period, some have been engraved in our memories for years.
Sarah Jessica Parker’s and Julia Roberts’ Curly-Messy Hair
Sarah Jessica Parker, who we know as the leading roles in Sex and the City, and Julia Roberts’ messy curly hair in Pretty Woman was a fashion for a while.
Lisa Hartman’s Lion Mane Hair
American actress and singer, Lisa Hartman is generally known for her television productions since the late 70s.
Hartman’s hair, which looks like a lion’s mane, continues to preserve its place among the most iconic hairstyles.
Joan Jett’s Rocker Model
American rock guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer and actress Joan Jett has a great place in our memories with her rocker hairstyle with layers, messy and bangs, although she makes minor changes from time to time.
Twiggy’s Pixie Cut
Dame Lesley Lawson DBE or as her pseudonym Twiggy was a British model and singer who made her name known all over the world in the sixties.
The pixie cut hair with its deep sides is still being used as one of the most iconic hairstyles.
Princess Diana’s Elegant and Fluffy Hair
Among the iconic hairstyles that are engraved in the memories, Princess Diana, who passed away in 1997, has effortless but elegant hair.
Marilyn Monroe’s Magical Waves
Monroe, who influenced the whole world with her beauty, played the leading role in the scandals of the period and died at a young age, is still remembered with her wavy hair.
Angela Davis’ Afro Hair
Angela Davis is a human rights activist, philosopher and author. Davis, who was the symbol of the political prisoners’ rights movement in the 1970s, also influenced a generation with his afro hair.
Cleopatra’s Gilded Braids
In 1963, the hairstyle that was engraved in our memories with Elizabeth Taylor, who played the Egyptian queen in the movie Cleopatra; it was a plaited and gold-adorned version of jet black, short bangs, and shoulder-length hair.
