Elvis Presley's signature pompadour hairstyle became a defining fashion trend of the 1950s.

Michael Bush designed the red leather jacket and black pants that became synonymous with Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video.

Mod fashion, characterized by clean lines, geometric patterns, and bold colors, was popularized by British bands like The Beatles.

Jean Paul Gaultier designed the cone-shaped bra and corset that Madonna wore in her "Vogue" music video.

Bell-bottom jeans, platform shoes, and sequinned dresses were all popular fashion trends associated with disco music and culture in the 1970s.

Bob Mackie designed the elaborate and revealing costumes that Cher wore in her "If I Could Turn Back Time" music video.

Baggy jeans, sneakers, and gold chains were all popular fashion trends associated with hip hop music and culture in the 1980s.

Andre Leon Talley designed the military-inspired costumes that Janet Jackson wore in her "Rhythm Nation" music video.

Flannel shirts, combat boots, and oversized sweaters were all popular fashion trends associated with grunge music and culture in the 1990s.

Versace designed the iconic schoolgirl outfit that Britney Spears wore in her "...Baby One More Time" music video.

Low-rise jeans, Ugg boots, and Juicy Couture tracksuits were all popular fashion trends associated with pop music and culture in the 2000s.

Alexander McQueen designed the iconic spiked shoulder pads and mask that Lady Gaga wore in her "Bad Romance" music video.

Skinny jeans, Yeezy sneakers, and oversized hoodies were all popular fashion trends associated with hip hop music and culture in the 2010s.

Balmain designed the custom-made black leather bodysuit and thigh-high boots that Beyonce wore in her "Formation" music video.

Oversized blazers, chunky sneakers, and bucket hats are all popular fashion trends associated with K-pop music and culture in the 2020s.