Fifty years on, Audrey Hepburn's chic appeal as Holly Golightly remains a cut above the rest. Hairdressers have voted her hairstyles in the cult classic Breakfast at Tiffany's as the most influential ever. In the following slides, check out other endearing modern and vintage hairstyles favoured by some of the most beautiful women of our times.
Fifty years on, Audrey Hepburn's chic appeal as Holly Golightly remains a cut above the rest. Hairdressers have voted her hairstyle in the classic Breakfast at Tiffany's as the most influential ever. In the following slides, check out other endearing modern and vintage hairstyles favoured by some of the most beautiful women of our times.
The shimmering French pleat bun favoured by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's are as iconic as the film itself. A style that remains the most requested at salons in the UK, 50 years hence.
Some like it hot: Marilyn Monroe perfected old Hollywood glamour with her beautiful platinum curls, sometimes set off by a vintage hat. The bold red lip shades were just an epic addition.
From movie stars like X-Tina to feisty ladies, everyone wants her look. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes too!
The 1960's were ruled with the Twiggy bob cut. The supermodel, singer and actress, steam-rolled the world of the bold and the beautiful with her androgynous looks, complimented by her waif-like cut.
When Little Mermaid Ariel said that she wanted to be a Part of your world, she did precisely that and became a runner up for most influential hair. With long hair that swished around her, she continues to be an inspiration for every little girl to grow her hair.
No surprises here. If Jennifer Aniston's F.R.I.E.N.D.S season 1 hairstyle doesn't make the cut, nothing else of the 90s can! 'The Rachel', named after her character in the show, remains a hot favourite.
Victoria Beckham has been sporting her pixie look for quite a while. Posh's bob was so well-appreciated that it is now blended into the Pob!
Need we say more for the fashionista?
X Factor judge Cheryl Cole's long chestnut brown locks also made it to the list.
Rihanna's pumped up mid-length hair is sexy and stylish and the flaming red adds to the drama.
For Demi Moore, her hair is part of her style statement. So when she shaved her head for the 1997 film G.I. Jane, it was a moment of shock-and-awe! So-much-so, that she made it en-vogue.
The Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria was also on the list with her rich coloured locks. We all saw what she looked like with simple short drab hair in Season 5 of the hit show and it wasn't a pretty picture.
Ahead, other famous hairstyles that didn't make the list but should have.
The epitome of style and elegance, the world was fascinated by Jacqueline Kennedy. She dazzled the world with her timeless style and bouffant hair.
The original Charlie's Angel, Farrah Fawcett's golden outward-turned locks created a sensation. Her vixen volume was the look of the 1970s and her va-va-voom tresses remain cherished till today.
Diana's transformation into the Queen of Style included a modern short, layered cut that soon became her signature look: simple, sophisticated and glamorous.
It's the answer everyone wants – how to get the Amy Winehouse beehive! Borrowing from girl groups such as The Supremes, she's transformed the beehive into a modern thing and her trademark too!
Bollywood's style icon of the 60s brought Hollywood glamour to the Indian screen.
In Bollywood, Asha Parekh deserves more than a mention when it comes to hairstyle creativity. She sported a different hairstyle in every movie from a bob-cut to her trademark bouffant. Kudos!
Parveen Babi was a trendsetter in her day. With her long silky straight hair, sometimes worn in thick curls and flicks, she definitely had women wanting to be her.
From the careless sweet sixteen ponytail in Bobby to the mature straight look, Dimple Kapadia's style remains elegant and unique.
Curls to waves, pleats and chignon, dancing diva Madhuri Dixit, who ruled Bollywood in late 80s and 90s, has done it all.
Windswept or tousled, Pooja Bhatt's hairstyles reflected her free spirit.
