Fashionistas that will last the 'Test of Time'

[Erin]

Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cate Blanchett, Kate Moss

No to Nicole Richie
Sienna... too early to say but I lean towards Nay...

Perfect post, Curious. I agree with everything you said.

 

[Curious]

^ Why thanks dear

sienna miller? please, i can't even name 2 movies she's been in.

This in regards to her style though, not her film career

 

[Strand]

Even if her style isn't being applauded in 10 years time, Sienna will always be reffered to when mentioning the fashion of this decade. She did, after all, champion the look that dominated the whole of the fashion industry last summer.

 

[indie]

Kate Moss and maybe MK & A . Also would like to see Chloe Sevigny .

Sienna if she has a long career with good movies.

Nicole Ritche if her album sells reeeeally good.

 

[microbe]

but Nicole Ritche is just another Zoe girl, and doesn't even compare to Kate Moss

 

[sofialuv]

The only name that comes to my mind is also KAte Moss

 

[chel_c]

audrey hepburn.

 

[Fabulyss]

Wow, some of these answers are quite laughable.

I believe that Kate Moss and Gwyneth Paltrow are classic. (along with the given classics, Audrey, Bardot, Edie Sedgwick, etc)

 

[liberty33r1b]

I forgot Carolyn Bessette Kennedy!!!!!

 

[Curious]

^ I was thinking of her too Good pick Liberty

 

[liberty33r1b]

^thanks, sweetie, yours are perfect too!!

 

[Bonchic]

what about Kate Bosworth? I can't think right now so I'll post more later

 

[Luxx]

Oh yes Carolyn Bessete Kennedy! Her look is eternally stylish, look at photos of her clothes now and they still look chic and modern. I know they will look just as wonderful ten or twenty years down the road.

I think Gwyneth Paltrow is another who will be remembered for her lasting personaly style. She has a very classic look and will always be the girl designers want to dress / a fashion muse.

Kate Moss will be known for her clothing years from now as her style is entirely ubiquitous. She owns that look from head to toe.

Madonna must also be on the list as her various incarnations affect fashion and will be revered for ages. People are still trying to pull off that Material Girl look and its been two decades! I think she will stand the test of time because she has stood the test of time for ages now.

Women like Charlotte Gainsbourg and Sofia Coppola should also stand the test of time due to their unique personal style and complete effortlessness.

I don't think any of the current crop of overly styled girls will be remembered since their look is a bit too trendy and conspicuous to be considered fashionable years from now. If I were picking a young star though I'd go for Kirsten Dunst she seems truly fashionable and has a nack for creating her own distinct look.

 

[songbirdsel]

I agree with you about Kirsten Dunst, she seems to have something happening.

 

[LAlights]

For some reason, I'm really drawn to Selma Blair's style. I also like Margharita Missoni...and Sarah Jessica Parker (but I kind of feel like her style is just an extension of Carrie Bradsaw's...)

 

[ebn0204]

gweneth started wearing uggs in 2001... 2-3 years before everyone else caught on.... do you think she started this trend?

credit: bruno press

 

[yogini108]

Margharita Missoni Zoe Kravitz cate blanchett

 

[justlooking]

gweneth started wearing uggs in 2001... 2-3 years before everyone else caught on.... do you think she started this trend?

credit: bruno press

most Australians had been wearing the treasured ugg for years before that. e.g. going to woolies to buy a carton of milk late at night. but maybe she did popularise it. wouldn't know.

 

[FashionXQueen]

definately Kate moss!!

and i also love scarlett johasson style...her looks is unique.
And with her incrideble acting talent she's already set to be one of the future stars in hollywood.

 

[Jadee]

Kate Moss.

I agree with Luxx concerning Charlotte Gainsbourg and Sofia Coppola. Specially Charlotte.

Sienna Miller maybe, if "Edie" is a success.
Her style is horrible at the moment but she appeals to the mainstream nonetheless.
If she makes it as an actress mags will be raving avout her "style" and how she's our generation's Edie Sedgewick.