Cher has long been one of our favorite stand-out female singers in an industry that was dominated by men for years and years — and now she is 75! Happy birthday to the Goddess of Pop! From her rise to fame as part of the duo, Sonny & Cher, to her on-screen role in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, one thing’s for certain: no matter the decade, Cher has always been an icon.
And in true icon fashion, she just announced on Twitter that a biopic will be made about her amazing life. Can you even imagine the costumes? The film will be produced by Cher, along with the same masterminds behind Mamma Mia!, with no release date yet.
We cannot wait to see whoever plays Cher take on her larger than life approach to hair, makeup, clothes, and basically everything. She has truly has always been one of a kind, but it was back in the 1960s when the best-selling artist first emerged as a trendsetter with her hippie fashion. Think: bell bottoms, tunics, and bandanas. In 1967, Cher met designer Bob Mackie on the set of the The Carol Burnett Show, and the two of them went on to create some of her most famous red-carpet looks. Think: sparkle, glitz, glamour.
It should probably come as no surprise, then, that in 1999, the Council of Fashion Designers of America recognized Cher with an award for her influence on the fashion industry — and for inspiring the style of many pop singers and celebrities who came after her.
So, in honor of her 75th birthday, we’re taking a look at some of our favorite Cher looks from over the years.

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Getty Images In the early 1960s, as part of the pop duo Sonny & Cher, Cher rose to fame for her long pin-straight hair, bell bottoms, glamorous makeup style, and of course, her voice! -
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Getty Images There’s no denying that Cher, who was born Cherilyn Sarkisian, could rock a sequined jumpsuit like no one’s business! -
Getty Images In 1965, Sonny & Cher performed on NBC’s Hullabaloo in New York — and Cher’s ruffled top, and matching two-toned bell bottom pants stole the show. -
Getty Images Cher's look during an on-stage appearance circa 1966 was hippie-ish yet regal at the same time. She is a queen, after all. -
Getty Images The epitome of glamour, Cher, wearing a shimmering silver dress and plenty of sparkling accessories, fixed her makeup backstage in Los Angeles in 1968. -
Getty Images Performing alongside Tom Jones, Cher was positively glowing in a Native American-inspired tunic and beaded headband in 1969. -
Getty Images The real-life couple showcased their acting skills on the set of Love, American Style, which aired in January 1971 — but we’re distracted by Cher’s gorgeous long locks and piles of gold accessories. -
Getty Images While out and about in the early 1970s, Cher opted for an intricate, Cleopatra-inspired beaded headdress. -
Getty Images During a performance in August 1972, the entertainer pulled her long hair back into a voluminous bun while wearing a sequined, navel-baring top — a cropped style that would go on to be one of her signature fashion preferences. -
Getty Images While filming an episode of the Sonny & Cher Show in 1974, Cher once again proved that there was no character — or costume — that she couldn’t tackle. -
Getty Images For an appearance on ABC's Cos in 1976, Cher opted for a red bandana over dramatic, curly hair — a departure from the star’s usually sleek style. -
Getty Images By the mid-seventies, things had gone south for Sonny and Cher, but the raven-haired beauty managed to find love again with singer Gregg Allman, of the Allman Brothers Band. Here she is in Los Angeles dressed in a blue halter top, holding their son Elijah, who was born in 1976. -
Getty Images At a 1978 Cerebral Palsy Telethon, activist Cher lent a hand to support the cause — and she looked effortlessly chic in a plaid blazer, knee-high leather boots, and a natural hair style. -
Getty Images For her appearance at Billboard Magazine’s 1979 Disco Convention, Cher posed alongside Nile Rodgers and Alfa Anderson in a show-stopping (and very revealing) gold dress and matching gold headpiece. -
Getty Images In 1979, Cher and Gene Simmons had a brief relationship, and it looks like this one-time couple definitely took some rock’n’ roll styling cues from one another. -
Getty Images In 1982, at the 36th Annual Tony Awards, a permed Cher was spotted chatting with Val Kilmer, wearing an elegant one-shoulder black dress. -
Getty Images By the early 80s, Cher had said goodbye to her long, straight locks and was rocking an edgier mullet. If anyone can pull off the controversial hairstyle, it’s Cher! -
Getty Images At the 55th Annual Academy Awards in 1983, Cher opted for all over sequins, wildly curly hair, and colorful makeup. -
Getty Images In 1984, Cher was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Silkwood. To mark the occasion, she wore a sparkly, barely-there gown with her curly hair in a pulled back style, and Kilmer on her arm. -
Getty Images Attending the Grandview, USA premiere in 1984, Cher debuted a brand-new bold, bleached-blonde style. -
Getty Images In November 1985, Cher attended a premiere in New York City in a punk-era purple wig, matching eyeshadow and an all-black ensemble. -
Getty Images At the 15th Annual People’s Choice Awards in 1989, Cher was back to her usual look: dark, voluminous locks, a bold lip and plenty of sparkles. -
Getty Images While supporting Richie Sambora at his album release party in 1991, Cher, clad in a leather jacket, opted for more demure makeup and hair. -
Getty Images The late '90s marked the beginning of a new era for Cher with the release of her mega-hit album, Believe. In 1999, she performed the "Star Spangled Banner" showing off her red highlights and blunt bangs. -
Getty Images At a press conference for VH1’s Divas Live in New York City, Cher went back to basics (for her!) with a beaded headpiece atop her signature dark locks. -
Getty Images To celebrate her friend Hillary Clinton’s birthday in 2000, Cher opted for a reddish-purple hair color. -
Getty Images Not one to stick to one hair hue for long, Cher was back to bleach blonde for a taping of the American Bandstand’s 50th Celebration. -
Getty Images This blonde beauty positively lit up the stage in retro aviators for 2002’s VH1 Divas Live. -
Getty Images The living legend accepted her well-earned Artist Achievement Award at the Billboard Music Awards in 2002 — and to mark the occasion, Cher chose to accessorize with a feather headdress, naturally. -
Getty Images Sequins, sequins, sequins… for her performance at the Fleet Centre in July 2002, Cher opted for an updated version of her 1970s jumpsuit style. -
Getty Images For the premiere of Stuck On You in New York, Cher went for both bleached and dark hair, with some serious streaks. -
Getty Images During the Tampa stop of her “Farewell Tour,” Cher serenaded the crowd in a show-stopping sequined, fur-lined coat and over-the-top crown. Yaasss, Queen! -
Getty Images Cher went au natural for an appearance at the Chrome Hearts Impromptu Family Party in 2006 — and we could not love this understated beauty look more. -
Getty Images While presenting the 38th AFI Life Achievement Award to friend Mike Nichols, a then 64-year-old Cher once again dared to bare her navel in a sequined vest. (And she looks amazing!) -
Getty Images With her son, Chaz Bono, an ageless and elegant Cher attended her hand and footprint ceremony at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. -
Getty Images At the London premiere of Burlesque, Cher offered up some serious hair goals with her wavy, fire engine-red style. -
Getty Images A long-time supporter of LGBTQ rights, Cher donned chain links and fishnets for her appearance at NYC Pride 2013. -
Getty Images Cher, who won an Academy Award for her appearance in Moonstruck, introduced the film many years later at a viewing in Los Angeles looking every bit the living icon that she is. -
Getty Images For her appearance on NBC’s TODAY Show in September 2013, a 67-year-old Cher was an absolute vision in a studded blazer and feathered hairstyle. -
Getty Images Another year, another eye-popping headdress… this time for a live appearance in Florida in 2014. -
Getty Images Always the fashion icon, Cher attended the 2015 Costume Institute Gala alongside designer Marc Jacobs. -
Getty Images An understated Cher spoke at the 2016 Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills in a maroon beanie. -
Getty Images For a red carpet appearance in 2017, Cher looked every bit the Glamazon in a sequined pageboy cap and embellished leather jacket. -
Getty Images Proving she can still keep up with today’s popstars, Cher graced the stage at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards in a nude bodysuit complete with fringed sparkles and pink wig with headpiece. And, in case you were wondering, yes, Cher was 71 YEARS OLD. -
Getty Images A back-to-blonde Cher unveiled the new Fountains of Bellagio show, which was choreographed to her song Believe, in early 2018. -
Getty Images Two legends in one photograph! Posing alongside co-star Meryl Streep, a wavy-haired Cher opted for an all-black ensemble for the premiere of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again in London. -
Getty Images An orange-haired Cher looked absolutely fierce in a gladiator-inspired dress and headpiece while performing in Sydney during her Here We Go Again Tour. -
Getty Images At the opening night of the US leg of her Here We Go Again Tour, Cher proved that she’s most definitely still got it in plenty of color, sparkle and over-the-top costuming.