Claire McCardell was an award-winning 20th century American fashion designer, who created American sportswear. Some of her most famous looks include the Monastic and Popover Dress.

• Fashion Designer
  (1905–1958)

TMZ is reporting that the spice girls -- including Victoria Beckham, Mel B, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Melanie C -- are planning a reunion tour to kick off in late summer, beginning in England and moving to the U.S. The rumors started after Emma Bunton posted a photo with the girls on Instagram.

• Model, Singer, Fashion Designer
  (1974–)

Known for her fashion design and tumultuous personal life, actress, writer and artist Gloria Vanderbilt became an iconic figure in American popular culture during the 20th century.

• Artist, Writer
  (1924–)

Fashion designer and committed vegetarian Stella McCartney is the daughter of ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and his late wife, Linda.

• Animal Rights Activist
  (1971–)

Gwen Stefani is a founding member and lead singer of the ska-pop group No Doubt.

• Songwriter, Singer
  (1969–)

Fashion icon Donatella Versace has been the artistic director of the Versace Group since 1997.

• (1955–)

London designer Mary Quant is immortalized by fashion iconography as the originator of the miniskirt.

• (1934–)

Miuccia Prada is an Italian fashion designer best known as the head of Prada, a fashion powerhouse that specializes in luxury goods for men and women.

• (1949–)

Actress, singer and fashion designer Kelly Osbourne is the daughter of heavy-metal musician Ozzy Osbourne.

• Singer, Actress
  (1984–)

Known for her signature lipstick color, Paloma Picasso designed jewelry for Yves Saint Laurent and Tiffany and Co. before launching her own line.

• Artist
  (1949–)

Known for balancing modern designs with traditional elegance, Vera Wang is arguably the most prominent designer of bridal wear in America.

• (1949–)

Former slave Elizabeth Keckley was dressmaker and confidante to Mary Todd Lincoln until she published a tell-all book about the first family in 1868.

• (c. 1818–c. 1907)

Liz Claiborne was a fashion designer and icon who created a clothing empire. She's also the first woman to found a company (Liz Claiborne Inc.) that landed on the Fortune 500 list.

• Business Leader
  (1929–2007)

Amelia Bloomer was a women's rights activist. She advocated for changes in women's fashion that would be less restrictive. "Bloomers" are named after her.

• Journalist, Publisher, Women's Rights Activist
  (1818–1894)

A well-known fashion designer, Lady Lucy Duff Gordon was one of the survivors of the 1912 Titanic disaster.

• (1863–1935)

Nicole Richie is the adopted daughter of Lionel Richie and the star of the 2003-2007 TV show The Simple Life.

• Reality Television Star
  (1981–)