1965: Green and Supreme
The singer's sharp sense of style began before she went solo. Back in the '60s when she was one part of girl group, The Supremes, she wore identical dresses with her triad, like this ankle-length key lime green garb lined with sequins.
1965: Powerful in Pink
Diana may have coordinated a uniform with her fellow Supremes, but neither wore their matching outfits quite like she did. The vocal vixen knew that pulling off a bubblegum pink ensemble was all in the attitude.
1967: Patterns on Patterns
Can't decide between accent pieces? Young Diana proved that you don't have to choose. Just wear them all for a multi-dimensional, layered look, like the starlet's array of metallic tights, shoes and statement dress.
1968: Golden Girl
With that diva demeanor of hers, Ross made beige look bold. Of course, the sequins helps.
1970: Flower Power
Diana Ross stepped up her fashion-forward style, and she wanted "the world to know." Just a year post-girl group, the Motown miss opted for gutsier garments like this pilgrim collar, sequined gown topped off with a red flower in full bloom.
1972: Red Hot
The vocalist was all smiles, stripes and sparkles on the Champs Elysees stage in a matching sequined suit.
1976: Fashionable Fruit
Miss Ross was "never afraid" or "petrified" of sporting trendy pieces on stage. This off-the-shoulder gold gown adorned with large watermelon slices is fashionable food for thought. Also, doesn't she totally look like daughter Tracee Ellis Ross here?
1976: Sunny Staples
The vocalist graced the limelight in a lemon-hued dress with chevron and sequin detailing. She completed her stage style with gold hoop earrings that have never gone out of style.
1982: A Fairytale Vision
The jewel-toned stage lights illuminated the diva wrapped in head-to-toe tulle.
1983: Sequined Sensation
Fresh off the Motown Records train and with her man no longer by her side, Ross did not let that stop her from putting out No. 1 musical hits...or No. 1 looks, like a luxurious sequin wrap dress with fur-lined sleeves.
1985: Ross the Regal
Diana's sparkly gown at the 57th Annual Academy Awards could still be worn today.
1987: Woman in White
The style-savvy starlet was a stunner at the 1987 American Music Awards in an off-the-shoulder sequined gown and sky-high 'do.
1993: Americana Diana
The soulful singer belted out a ballad, decked out in a patriotic blue gown, outside the Lincoln Memorial for former President Clinton's Inaugural festivities. She matched sassy red gloves and her signature hoops to a puff jacket draped on one arm.
1996: Citrus Shades
The starlet's Super Bowl XXX ensemble is one trendy touchdown. Ross sported a pantsuit-gown hybrid in vibrant shades of orange and fuchsia during her halftime performance.
1996: The Purple Powersuit
While some may have tuned into the 30th annual Super Bowl to see the Dallas Cowboys or Pittsburgh Steelers, it was the soulful soloist who stole the show. Ross accessorized her powerful pipes with a form-fitting purple jumpsuit and metallic gold cape.
2000: Shimmer
Diana performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame wearing a jet-black mermaid gown worthy of a fashion hall of fame.
2000: Shiny Slips
Our message to Ross' shimmery slip dress? Our inner '90s child is "Not Over You Yet!"
2004: Rouge and Resplendent
New clothing conspiracy: The "Chain Reaction" singer may have inspired the red dress emoji when she wore this dress to the 2004 Billboard Music Awards
2007: The Queen of Tangerine
The Motown legend has always stayed on brand, wearing an Fanta orange gown in her signature sequin and tulle fashion.
2010: Diva Approved Drapery
The legend took the Hard Rock Live! stage in a ruby-colored vestment that shined like precious gems.
2012: Holiday Best
Ross was a vision in a tuxedo-colored dress with gold accents during her TNT Christmas Washington 2012 performance.
2015: Tulle Teal
All eyes were on Diana and her ruffly blue threads at 2015 International Film Festival 'AMBI' Gala.
2015: Royal Blue
In another blue wonder worn by the starlet on the 2015 International Film Festival 'AMBI' Gala stage, Ross' wardrobe choices ask for nothing but "endless love."