
As evidenced by the Lifetime Achievement Award she'll receive at the 2017 American Music Awards on Sunday, the matriarch of Motown has always been on tune when it came to hitting musical notes...and in tune with what was fashion-forward.
With trends going in and out of style over the past few decades, the "I'm Coming Home" singer has managed to evolve in her stage wardrobe choices but stay true to her inner diva—sequins, ruffles and all. It's no wonder she's stayed on top for many generations, from her days singing with The Supremes to going stylishly solo.
Cyrus Andrews/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images
1965: Green and Supreme
Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images
1965: Powerful in Pink
RB/Redferns
1967: Patterns on Patterns
Article continues below
RB/Redferns
1968: Golden Girl
David Redfern/Redferns
1970: Flower Power
Alain Dejean/Sygma via Getty Images
1972: Red Hot
Article continues below
Gary Null/NBCU Photo Bank
1976: Fashionable Fruit
Gary Null/NBCU Photo Bank
1976: Sunny Staples
Rob Verhorst/Redferns
1982: A Fairytale Vision
Article continues below
Jack Vartoogian/Getty Images
1983: Sequined Sensation
Disney ABC Television Group
1985: Ross the Regal
ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty Images
1987: Woman in White
Article continues below
Mark Reinstein/Corbis via Getty Images
1993: Americana Diana
Getty Images
1996: Citrus Shades
Focus on Sport/Getty Images
1996: The Purple Powersuit
Article continues below
Richard Corkery/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images
2000: Shimmer
Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect
2000: Shiny Slips
Kevin Winter/Getty Images
2004: Rouge and Resplendent
Article continues below
Jo Hale/Getty Images
2007: The Queen of Tangerine
Vallery Jean/FilmMagic
2010: Diva Approved Drapery
Theo Wargo / Getty Images
2012: Holiday Best
Article continues below
George Pimentel/WireImage
2015: Tulle Teal
George Pimentel/WireImage
No comments:
Post a Comment