29 Celebrity Style Moments That Defined the '80s

One of the most iconic fashion moments of the '80s has to be Madonna's famous cone-bra. The singer constantly pushed boundaries by reinventing her style throughout the years.

The '80s belonged to Naomi Campbell. Naomi established herself as one of the most in-demand models of the era with her chic style.

From her ruffled wedding dress by Elizabeth and David Emanuelto to her famed sapphire engagement ring, Princess Diana's style will forever hold a special place in our hearts.

Brooke Shields quickly rose to fame with the '80s hit Blue Lagoon. The actress also made waves in the fashion industry by starring in a string of controversial ads for Calvin Klein jean.

You couldn't go anywhere in the early '80s without hearing a song from Michael Jackson's album Thriller. He also started a major fashion trend with his military-inspired blazers.

Debbie Harry's style was every rock and roll girl's dream. The Blondie frontwoman brought punk rock fashion to the forefront with her blonde locks and attitude-infused wardrobe.

Cher's ensembles in the '80s made her the designated glamazon. With her daring dresses and statement-making headpieces, the songstress truly embodied the era.

With her penchant for tailored blazers and chic LBDs, supermodel Jerry Hall's wardrobe can only be described as sleek. (Side note: Mick Jagger and Jerry were also major couple style goals.)

David Bowie was the ultimate style chameleon. The singer challenged gender conventions and pushed fashion boundaries with his iconic ensembles.

Whether she was in a beaten-up leather jacket or a jaw-dropping gown, Demi Moore ruled the fashion scene in the '80s.

Elle Macpherson was one of the top models of the decade working with designers like Azzedine Alaïa and John Galliano. She could pull off any ensemble with her statuesque frame, which landed her the nickname of "The Body."

Trust us when we say everything Grace Jones wore in the '80s was absolutely fierce. She was best known for androgynous style.

Like her hit song "Girls Just Want To Have Fun," Cyndi Lauper's style in the '80s was equally bold and adventurous.

Christie Brinkley was a part of the OG supermodel gang. Christie's all-American style turned her into a fashion icon of the '80s.

Kim Basinger nabbed the title of sexiest wardrobe when she rose to fame playing Bond girl Domino Petachi in the 1983 movie Never Say Never Again.

Known for her trademark mole, Cindy was one of the most sought-after models of the decade. The model exuded '80s glamour and has a number of styling tricks she still uses today.

The actress had the ability to pull off a sheer cheetah-print top with mom jeans one second and a shimmering gold gown the next — all without batting an eye.

Joan Collins's style is synonymous with glamour. Her wardrobe was full of furry coats and dresses with bold shoulder pads.

Iman wasn't afraid of rocking bold prints in the '80s. The model became a household name in the fashion industry and even served as a muse to Yves Saint Laurent.

Kylie Minogue was a pop princess icon with her love of big earrings and colorful bodysuits.

Joan Jett was the resident badass of the decade with her closet full of Converse high-tops, ripped pants, and leather jackets.

Before she was Carrie Bradshaw, Sarah Jessica Parker was an '80s darling. Case in point? This outfit, which included an oversize tuxedo jacket and cuffed jeans.

Prince didn't shy away from taking fashion risks. The singer took the stage in ruffled blouses, embellished suits, and, of course, an array of colorful guitars.

Diana Ross's style was the epitome of an '80s diva. The singer had a wardrobe full of sequined gowns that any fashion lover would love to get her hands on.

You can thank Jane Fonda for some of the most iconic '80s wardrobe staples: fuzzy leg warmers and spandex bodysuits, included.

Not only could the powerhouse singer belt out a tune, but her style was considered the definition of a pop diva.

Michelle Pfeiffer could rock a silk slip dress like it was nobody's business. Her Scarface outfit is considered one of the most iconic pieces from the '80s, with many celebrities copying the look for Halloween.

Rom-coms wouldn't be the same without Molly Ringwald. The actress, who was part of the "Brat Pack," was known for her bowler hats and girly blouses.

Lisa Bonet, aka The Cosby Show's Denise Huxtable, not only taught us many life lessons on the hit TV show, but also the art of mastering a boho ensemble.