America's Most Popular Fashion Influencers

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Beyoncé
> Period of influence: Since 2013

When it comes to performing on stage, one thing doesn’t change. Beyoncé’s signature style on stage is a one-piece bodysuit that is flashy, shiny, and covered with jewels, embroidered or inset with lace.

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Kim Kardashian
> Period of influence: 2010’s

Millennial pink is the hottest trend these days. The popularity of the subdued pink can be traced back to the Kardashian clan. When perhaps the most famous of them, Kim Kardashian, started wearing neutral, skin and nude tones, fashion trends followed.

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Kylie Jenner
> Period of influence: Since 2015

Plump, pouty lips are a thing now because of Kylie Jenner, who got her first lip filler when she was 16. The trend even has its own hashtag — #KylieJennerLips. The look consists of defined cupid’s bow and overlined edges. Jenner’s Lip Kit line and cosmetics are the reason she is called the youngest self-made billionaire in the United States.

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Johnny Depp
> Period of influence: Late 2000’s

Johnny Depp is the not the first guy to wear eyeliner (Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and Jared Leto, for example), but he is the most famous, especially in the hit role of Captain Jack Sparrow from the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies. The so-called guyliner was such a signature look that some people thought he was sick when photos of him not wearing it surfaced.

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Diane Keaton
> Period of influence: Late 1970’s

Diane Keaton set a trend for women wearing trousers when one of her most famous movies, “Annie Hall,” came out in 1977. She turned the trouser-suit into a high fashion statement. Katharine Hepburn was also known for wearing high-waisted pants, but they never became as popular as when Annie Hall became a household name.