1950’s: Nothing says bombshell like Marilyn Monroe’s platinum bottle blonde, short curled ‘do.

Early 1950’s: Audrey Hepburn’s perfect pixie had women around the world chopping off their long locks.

1960’s: Brit supermodel Twiggy’s side-swept pageboy was considered one of the hippest hairstyles of the decade.

Late 1960’s: Cher’s stick straight and shiny locks had women around the world ironing their hair to achieve her iconic look for years tocome.

1960’s-1970’s: Diana Ross may have started out with a conservative and perfectly put together look when she was with The Supremes, but in the 1970’s she took the mantra “Go big or go home,” to the extreme and defined disco era glam!

1970’s: Farrah Fawcett undeniably set the hair trends in the seventies with her Charlie’s Angels feathered and layered look. Decades later, millions of women still beg their stylist to chop them up like the bombshell icon.

1980’s: Princess Diana was the style icons of her time, and her feathered bob was imitated by women all over the world.

1990’s: Dirty, messy hair got super hot when Grunge took over the radio waves, and no one did it better than Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain.

2000’s: Gwyneth Paltrow’s stick straight hair had women flocking to the beauty supply store to pick up a flat iron.

2006: Amy Winehouse brought the beehive back to the world, after several decades of sleeping.

2007: Victoria Beckham has sported so many Posh hairstyles over the years, but it was her concave bob – shorter in the back and longer in the front – that she debuted at the MTV Movie Awards that really set trends.

2011: Kate Middleton popularized the “girl next door glam” look when she went from commoner to Duchess by marrying Prince William. Every she wore sold out in minutes, and women around the world flocked the salon to steal her simple yet sophisticated hair style.