Cher Fashion: Cher's Best Throwback Style Moments

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'Bang Bang'

Or should we say, "Bangs Bangs?"

In this photo of the icon, taken circa 1968, Cher manages to pull off bangs in a way that might just convince you to cut your own (although, please don't).

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'I've Got You, Babe'

Sonny Bono And Cher — Ron Galella Collection via Getty

Cher looked abs-olutely radiant in 1973 at the Academy Awards.

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'The Way of Love'

When in doubt, add more feathers. It worked for Cher in 1960.

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'All or Nothing'

Cher (with the help of designer Bob Mackie, naturally) practically invented the naked dress that we see so many celebs rock today.

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'Wasn't It Good'

In 1972, Cher looked effortlessly elegant in a lilac sequined gown for The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour.

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'Dressed to Kill'

Cher didn't shy away from dramatic looks while filming The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour in 1972.

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'Hell on Wheels'

Cher always "Dressed to Kill," like when she wore this dress that made her look like the human version of the fire emoji in 1978.

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'Am I Blue?'

All hail Cher in this electric blue jumpsuit circa 1978.

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'Don't Hide Your Love'

... for this look! Somehow, Cher managed to make a peasant blouse look impeccably sexy in 1977.

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'Skin Deep'

Plenty of stars go braless in sheer tops nowadays, but Cher did it first. Here she is in a Bob Mackie (who else?) design in 1978.

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'Dark Lady'

Cher infamously wore her controversial 1986 Oscar gown to spite the Academy, and accidentally landed herself on the list of most amazing Oscar dresses of all time!

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'All I Really Wanna Do'

... is look as good as Cher so that I can rock this dress that she wore to the Academy Awards in 1988. She won that year for her role in Moonstruck.

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'Strong Enough'

Cher's hairspray was certainly 'Strong Enough' when she rocked this outfit that can only be described as 'Shakespearean Chic,' and paired it with big '80s hair in 1981.

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