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Dept. of culture

Farrah Fawcett, Style Icon

June 26, 2009  9:59 am


The feathered blond hair, that smile, those tawny limbs. You know the Farrah Fawcett poster we’re talking about. Your older brother and 12 million other teenage boys across the globe had it hanging above their beds during the Charlie’s Angels star’s 1970’s heyday. Fawcett’s influence on style and fashion far outlasted the relatively brief time she spent on that iconic TV show. “Farrah hair” was a phenomenon trumped only by the Rachel ‘do of the 1990’s. And designer Phoebe Philo co-opted the actress and international sex symbol’s high-waisted light denim flares and braless look as recently as Spring 2004 at Chloé. Here, a brief tour through some of Fawcett’s most memorable looks.

—Nicole Phelps

Photo: Globe Photos

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USER COMMENTS  (2)

  1. R.I.P Farrah Fawcett, I don’t know if she was a style icon. Not In Europe, but we know that Europeans and Americans have a different sence of style, is that bad NO. I will always remember her as the blond and beautiful star of Charlies Angels. May she rest in peace, despite that she died to young. She was more then a TV personality, she did a lot to this world. Arriverderci

    By Valerio on 06/26/09 at 5:02 pm

  2. I rember the show Charlies Angels I thought she was pretty and very well liked not only by the boys or men but by women as well. I am in a fashion merchdise class now. She is going to be missed. she had a great personality

    By redhatmama on 07/8/09 at 12:32 am

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