36 Most Stunning Elizabeth Taylor Style Moments

The Hollywood star is pictured here sitting in bed while dressed in a pastel pink pajama set. The headboard and comforter complement her outfit perfectly.

She wore a bold mesh look for a photoshoot, complete with a white hat and a matching suit, in 1950.

The actress showed off her modern, see-through handbag at London's Savoy Hotel.

She sported a dark leotard and fishnet tights during a promotional photoshoot for Love Is Better Than Ever.

The movie star stepped up her beauty game with winged eyeliner, coiffed hair, and statement earrings. Just when we thought she couldn’t be more fabulous!

Taylor is seen here with her young son Michael. She decided to wear a dashing pillbox hat with a head-turning crystal broach pinned to it.

While lounging against a couch, Taylor went bridal with an intricately embroidered white dress styled with a pair of diamond earrings.

Taylor walked the red carpet for the A Star Was Born premiere in an extravagant lace and silk gown with an oversized white stole. She attended the event with her second husband, Michael Wilding. The two were married from 1952 to 1957.

Taylor took a break between filming scenes on the set of Giant dressed in a pale pink scarf, a loose-fitting blouse, and a pleated gray skirt.

Sometimes, less is more, and that’s exactly what Taylor did here. In the mid-'50s, the actress donned a simple black halter-neck dress and statement-making diamond earrings.

Then again, there’s nothing wrong with a pop of color like Taylor’s furry stole against a buttery yellow backdrop here.

That same year, she wowed fans in this hot pink strapless number styled with a shiny diamond choker. Funny enough, she had all this on to just feed her adorable poodle.

She kept the strapless silhouette going but elevated it this time with a floral tiara.

The star looked lovely in a white eyelet dress featuring a subtle baby blue ribbon while on set for the 1957 romance drama Raintree Country. Oscar-winning costume designer Walter Plunkett—also known for his looks in An American in Paris, Gone With the Wind, and Singin’ in the Rain—worked on the film.

Taylor attended the 1957 Academy Awards with her third husband Mike Todd. She made a grand entrance in a flowy empire waist chiffon gown and, of course, a tiara.