Celebrity hair Icons

Hairstyles come and go, but some styles are so perfect they can stand the test of time. We salute twelve iconic styles that refuse to fade away

The gamine fringe: Audrey Hepburn was epitome of gamine chic in the 1940s with her trademark short fringe.
The 'Fro: Celebrities including Beyonce and Kelis have worked their afros with pride, but we love this shot of Diana Ross in her Supreme days.
The Rachel: We wonder if Jennifer Aniston's hair dresser realised how iconic her long layered look would become.
The Aggie: Okay, so here's a look that can only really be carried off be extraordinarily beautiful models, but here it is modelled by one.
Bald-chic: Natalie Portman carries off bald chic. Who'd have thunk it?
The Pob: She's had a series of cuts since, but it was the 'Pob' that really put Victoria Beckham on the hair style map.
80's scrunch: Ever the chameleon, we love Madge when she was rocking a truly eighties look complete with bold makeup and red scarf.
The Monroe: Scarlett Johansson proved that imitation is the highest form of flaterry when she borrowed this look from ultimate style icon Marylin Monroe
Forties flair: Dita von Teese emanates forties screen sirens with this simple wave and set.
The poodle: Big hair was a bad word in the nineties, but it's back with a vengeance in the naughties and our Kylie was one of its earliest champions back in the 80s.
Smooth seventies style: Mamma Mia! Abba's Anni-Frid Lynstad rocked her long blonde locks all the way to the big prize at Eurovision back in the seventies.
Bold brunette: Mylene Klass proves there's nothing sexier than healthy looking cascading brunette locks.