Nicole Richie, 2003
Back in The Simple Life days, the pop-culture princess's style was much more Cali-girl casual, with lots of mini denim skirts and halter dresses with draped necklines.
Nicole Richie, 2017
As Nicole has matured, her style has gotten more refined. Still, her fashion perspective is still authentic to her boho-glam self.
Victoria Beckham, 2017
These days, as a respected fashion designer, she can now wear herself—oversize jackets and PJ-inspired, wide-leg trousers and all.
Celine Dion, 1995
The My Heart Will Go On singer always had a classic (and kind of conservative) take on fashion.
Miley Cyrus, 2013
The former Disney star's "Wrecking Ball" stage stirred up a lot of mixed emotions in the fashion world. Bedazzled leotards with bears on them? Miley rocked them with confidence.
Miley Cyrus, 2017
Living in Malibu seemed to influence the singer's style preferences, as she went from nipple pasties and latex bodysuits to boho sun dresses and '50s-inspired get-ups.
Gabrielle Union, 2017
Now with Dwayne Wade by her style, the couple is a fashion force to be reckoned with. Gabby is especially great at mastering the mixture of textures and prints.
Kim Kardashian, 2006
When Kim first broke into the spotlight, her hair had its own personality. We could also catch her in bright hues.
Beyoncé, 2000
Bey had more girly style sensibilities in her Destiny's Child days.
Beyoncé, 2017
She still oozes femininity...but now in an ultra-luxe, edgier way.
Harry Styles 2017
Now solo, the Dunkirk actor definitely opts for more statement-making apparel, like floral suits and flared pants.
Lady Gaga, 2013
With every appearance, Mother Monster was expected to make a style statement, whether that entailed wearing a meat dress, holding an abstract umbrella or walking around in fashionable art.
Meghan Markle, 2012
Pre-royal engagement, the Suits actress wore flattering silhouettes and stayed on-trend at red carpet events.

