Iconic celebrity hairstyles
This retired tennis star rocked a bushy mullet that became legendary long before he reached the No. 1 spot on the courts.
The NBA power forward is nicknamed “Birdman,” which is apropos, given his sky-high cut of choice.
Though few viewers would envy her character’s messy love life, women across the country coveted this sitcom star’s hairstyle.
Her flame-red hair shone bright, despite her hit show’s black-and-white format.
His past career as a governor may have hit rock bottom, but his hair never lost its luster on camera.
This raven-haired silent screen queen snipped her way to “style icon” status.
It takes serious clout to rock a haircut that transcended centuries, and this ancient dictator had it.
Her long locks were famously bone-straight in the early 1970s but later took on every shape and shade under the sun.
Artis Leon Ivey Jr. is better known by his hip-hop stage name and is known, best of all, for his gravity-defying cornrows.
This news anchor is considered a sex symbol, gleaming gray hair and all.
In 1992, the world got an earful of country hit “Achy Breaky Heart” and got its first glimpse at this singer’s signature mullet.
Thanks to her role as one of the original Charlie’s Angels, this actress with a head of trend-setting cascading hair became a '70s style legend.
This Republican White House contender has sported the quintessential conservative politician hair since his days as the second in line to the president's spot.
William Michael Albert Broad brought punk to pop fans with “Rebel Yell” and an often-emulated spiky blond 'do.
Topped off with her signature chapeau, the former first lady’s classic cut brought timeless style to the White House.
The famed boxing promoter worked with the likes of “the G.O.A.T.” and “the Real Deal” but his shocking mane commanded as much attention outside the ring.
This island-born tastemaker made a name for herself with an androgynous flat-top look and outrageous fashions.
If '80s audiences needed evidence that girls just wanna have fun, they only had to look at this pop singer’s asymmetrical crayon box hairstyle.
The fame of this reggae legend helped make dreadlocks the ubiquitous style they are today.
Long before Bieber Fever started, he and his three band mates set nations of girls to screaming and swooning with their thick, tousled mop top cuts.
Off the court, this professional baller has curly locks reminiscent of Kenny G, but while he’s playing, he has been known to rock a topknot.
This former governor achieved her well-known 2008 “hockey mom” hair courtesy of this hidden gem stylist.
Beneath this NFL player’s helmet is nearly 10 years’ worth of long, wavy hair.
She’s the “Jolene”-crooning country star whose decade-spanning style is a testament to the “bigger is better” credo.
The King of Rock & Roll reportedly kept his pompadour sleek using rose oil and this medicine cabinet staple.
Basketball’s Hall of Fame got a lot more vibrant in 2011, when this forward with a passion for hair dye was inducted.
This Motown front-woman’s hair became a solo act all its own in the ‘70s.
From his role as The Terminator, to serving as The Governator, his flat-top has become as much a part of his image as his bulging pecks.
The world took note as she turned British royal style on its ear with her modern frocks and short, feathered hair.
He may live the lavish life, but this real estate tycoon claims to use a drug store brand on his trademark bushy comb-over hybrid.
When Anna Mae Bullock went solo as an '80s pop star, she took center stage with a spiky blond wig that remains her calling card.
Gamine model Lesley Hornby and her pixie cut came to symbolize high fashion’s mod moment in the '60s.
This rowdy, retro-loving R&B singer preferred her signature beehive to be teased to imperfection.
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