Most Popular Celebrity Hairstyles of All Time

Grace Kelly

Of all the "blond-es" that worked with Alfred Hitchcock, the perfect gift of beautiful famous Kelly as his favorite. There was never any golden hair out of place in many films, and its elegant bun has come to be identified with a graceful sense of style. She was married to the Prince of Monaco in 1956 in a fairytale royal wedding, and both swept-back updo and stunning dress she had coveted by brides since (in fact, the dress Kate Middleton is said to have been inspired by Princess Grace).

Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe may not be the first platinum goddess of Hollywood, but few have argued that he was the most memorable. Sexy white Marilyn-blonde curls glamor personified in the 1950s, and since copied by many celebrities including Madonna, Anna Nicole Smith, Gwen Stefani, Christina Aguilera and Scarlett Johans

Audrey Hepburn

In both Roman Holiday and Sabrina, Audrey Hepburn drastically cut her long hair into a super-short pixie - and make her male co-star is weak in the knees. Pixie's piece is perfect for Audrey dramatic features (such as the famous swan neck-like), but the style will work for anyone who has a face, square oval, or heart-shaped and straight or wavy hair.

Veronica Lake

In a time when most movie starlets sporting perfect hair styled or pin, roll up, Veronica Lake sets the standard for Hollywood glamor with long hair, flowing. This style is best for thick, wavy hair, but it works on all face shapes. This style is usually parted on the side and can be worn down over one eye flirting, à la Veronica, for extra drama.

Louise Brooks

Louise Brooks flapper style boldly realized in 1920. Dramatic angled bob with bangs look like fresh today as it did then. Straight hair is best for a sleek bob like Louise's, but wavy and curly hair will even work longer, bobs more free flowing. Plus, swingy bob will flatter all face shapes.