Amanda Chatel

Throughout the 1970s, queen diva Diana Ross stunned fans with some of the glitziest and most memorable looks of her entire career.

The 1960s were known for pioneering a wide range of groovy styles, and you'll find nail inspiration that's sure to fit any vibe you're looking for.

Along with the iconic red bob she wore in "The Breakfast Club," Molly Ringwald has had several amazing hair looks, from tight curls to pixie cuts.

With all the pressures of Hollywood, it's inspiring to see celebrities who are aging naturally and unafraid to go without makeup.

Iconic singer-actor Liza Minnelli is known for her glitzy fashion and signature pixie cut, but there's actually much more to her style.

Debby Harry's iconic blond locks were all the rage during her heyday in the 1970s, but even today we're totally inspired by that gorgeous platinum shade.

From Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson to Adrienne Banfield-Norris, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Willow Smith, these stars got matching ink with their moms and daughters.

Throughout the 1970s, fashionista Bianca Jagger sported some of the best styles of the decade, from sleek suits to ultra flashy glam.

Despite the fact that Ali MacGraw was only in 11 films, she made one heck of a cultural impact — especially in regards to fashion. In the 1960's, MacGraw worked as a model, and although her first film, "A Lovely Way to Way to Die," came out in 1968, it was 1970's "Love Story," that brought her critical acclaim, as well as a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Jenny Cavilleri. Though MacGraw's personal style certainly made a splash, her on-screen fashion was particularly iconic, and to this day, "Love Story" remains a go-to when it comes to creating the perfect fall wardrobe.

Naomi Watts is sick and tired of the stigma surrounding menopause, and the actor is doing a lot to help other women struggling with the change.