Style Iconography
From the time the meaning of style was identified and labelled, every era has selected its own beautiful creatures with coveted faces and incredible taste to be their muse, their inspiration, their leader to watch, behold and follow. The following are mine, plucked from the fifities right through to the present and in no particular order, each offer a certain mesmerising quality, from how the hair is styled to the application of make-up and of course, the clothing choice.
Anna Dello Russo, Editor at Large, Vogue Japan
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, designers/actresses
Carrie Bradshaw, Sex&The City, played by Sarah Jessica ParkerChloe Sevigny, actress
Daphne Guinness, heiress/socialite
Lady Gaga, pop icon and singer
Penny Lane, Almost Famous, played by Kate Hudson
Brigitte Bardot, actress
Debbie Harry, frontwoman for the band, Blondie
Marilyn Monroe, actress
Marie Antoinette, Dauphine of France, played by Kirsten Dunst in the film of same name by Sofia Coppola
Rae Writes Style 