50 Truly Iconic Beauty Looks From Your Favorite '90s Movies

The only thing better than Julia Roberts' impeccable low pony and hat combo is her "big mistake" moment.

Thanks to Demi Moore's pixie cut with arched bangs in Ghost, the low-maintenance style became super trendy in the '90s.

Christina Applegate's feathered bangs were her most iconic beauty feature in the '90s, but we're demanding justice for this multi-hair-tie pony, because it's the real unsung hero.

There was nothing hotter in the '90s than a sun-kissed Patrick Swayze. As part of his surfer look in Point Break, the actor rocked fringe bangs and long textured hair.

There's plenty of fashion to gawk at in Thelma & Louise, but Geena's blue shadow stole the show. Our teenage selves may or may not have run to Limited Too to buy a palette of my own immediately afterwards.

Her chin-grazing bob was a standout moment, but Whitney Houston's piecey bangs are what everyone tried to replicate after this movie—hopefully with the help of a salon visit and not a DIY scissors session at home.

Although somewhat reminiscent of the big hair from the '80s, Drew Barrymore's curls in Poison Ivy were perfectly grunge and sparked a hair trend that continued throughout the decade.

You know a hairstyle is important when it becomes IDed by the film it was in. When Tupac appeared in Juice sporting an elaborate fade, fans took note and sideways parted fades are known as the "Juice Cut" to this day.

The soft full curls Goldie Hawn wore in Death Becomes Her are super retro-glam. When paired with wispy bangs, it became the most '90s thing ever and was coveted by 30-somethings.

We'll raise you your middle part and give you Sharon Stone's no part in Basic Instinct. Her short messy 'do paired with an oatmeal turtleneck for the beach was particularly memorable.

Another instance of a style becoming synonymous with a movie, Janet Jackson's long box braids kicked off people asking for "poetic justice braids." They were just that iconic.

The most famous era for Meg Ryan's hair was her feathery style in Sleepless in Seattle, which we can say from experience served as inspiration for countless haircuts during the decade.

You were the coolest kid on the playground if you rocked one of these two-inch thick felt headbands in kindergarten. Bonus points if it coordinated with your outfit.

It was the hairstyle that launched thousands of replicas—not to mention killer Halloween costumes. There's no other way to describe Uma Thurman's bob in Pulp Fiction other than a work of art.

Elizabeth Perkins was the perfectly polished mother in Miracle on 34th Street and her red pout in every scene is all the makeup department had to do to nail her vibe.

For the first time in history, adults wanted the same haircut as an 11-year-old after Natalie Portman wore this chic bob in her breakout role.

Clueless defined '90s beauty and style—it's that simple. Cher's blonde blowout was everything and while many a teen tried to replicate it, few succeeded.

This look is still on our to-do list. The marabou feather headband perfectly matches the marabou feather shrug and don't even get us started on that buckle choker.

In addition to her wardrobe in Clueless, Stacey Dash's red lip stole the show. She wears it here with a clip art-inspired hat, as one does in the '90s.

Purple-red hair? As if. Well, except in the '90s, when it was actually really cool. No one pulled it off better than Brittany Murphy in Clueless.