Meryl Streep's Iconic Beauty Looks Through the Decades
Meryl Streep is turning 77 and celebrating a career filled with unforgettable beauty changes. Remember her as Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada? That iconic silver hairstyle made a comeback in the sequel. In The Iron Lady (2011), she dazzled as a fashionable British Prime Minister, and in Into the Woods (2014), she was a sinister old witch. Her glamorous look in Death Becomes Her featured Hollywood waves and bold brows, while Mamma Mia! showcased her as the vibrant Donna. Streep has also sported brunette styles in films like The French Lieutenant's Woman (1969) and Out of Africa (1985). Recently, she’s embraced her silver hair, often pairing it with peachy makeup and a natural look on the red carpet. In a Vogue interview with Anna Wintour and Greta Gerwig, she emphasized the importance of women over 40 in screenwriting labs, stating, "That's the key... to being alive: always breaking new water." Vogue honors her birthday by highlighting her most iconic beauty looks.
Key facts
- Meryl Streep turns 77.
- Her silver quiff as Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada was revived for the sequel.
- She played a coiffed British PM in The Iron Lady (2011).
- She played a decrepit witch in Into the Woods (2014).
- Death Becomes Her featured Hollywood waves and Bette Davis brows.
- She had a side-swept brunette pixie in The French Lieutenant's Woman (1969).
- She had curled brunette hair in Out of Africa (1985).
- Streep supports screenwriting labs for women over 40.
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- Vogue