Arguably THE ’70s hair icon, Farrah Fawcett’s full-bodied, feathery, shoulder-length style has inspired many a modern day celebrity haircut. If your hair is naturally thick and wavy, this is an excellent look to try.

Queen of disco, Donna Summer was also the queen of accessorising her curls. Whether it’s an oversized hat, a single XXL flower by the ear or a flower crown, Summer proves that a statement piece can go a long way.

Cher’s ultra sleek, jet-black hair is a lesson in opposites attract, as it perfectly complements her maximalist, Bob Mackie outfits.

Diana Ross is a bona fide hair chameleon, rocking every style with flare and polish. Whether it’s this voluminous Afro, a low chignon, dramatic waves or shorter cuts, channel Ross’ fearless spirit by opting for room-rocking ‘dos. The sky’s the limit.

Debbie Harry’s bleach blonde, voluminous style has inspired many a platinum hairdo. For the new-gen adopters, a regular helping of K18 or Olaplex will keep your hair health in check.

Model Jerry Hall knows all about the side part. Her side-swept fringe and waterfall waves were the epitome of cool, seventies glamour.

A mainstay in the fashion girl’s beauty moodboard, Jane Birkin’s eyebrow-skimming, perfectly-imperfect fringe is made for those with extra fine hair.

Suki Waterhouse has perfected the art of bringing seventies hair into the new era. The bottleneck bangs and layered lengths are relatively easy to maintain as it is a softer finish. Style with plenty of texturising spray for a cool girl edge.

With her penchant for wide-leg denims and leather jackets, it’s clear that seventies style often on Dakota Johnson’s moodboard. The long, laidback waves and signature fringe is a modern update on a classic.

Hairstylist Miles Jeffries created a ‘modern take on seventies brushed out soft textured waves,’ for actor Ayo Edebiri earlier this year. Using products from Maui Moisture, Jeffries says on Instagram that ‘the intention is for the hair to be polished and carefree!’.