Academy Award-winning actress Diane Keaton has died. She was 79 years old. The star passed away, leaving behind a legacy of iconic film roles. She also leaves a unique and celebrated history of red carpet fashion.
Keaton was a true original in Hollywood. Her personal style was as memorable as her performances in films like "Annie Hall". For over six decades, she defined her own fashion rules with confidence and grace.
Keaton's red carpet ensembles were instantly recognizable. She often favored menswear-inspired suits paired with crisp button-down shirts. Her love for turtlenecks and flowy skirts also became a trademark.
She had a particular affinity for black-and-white looks. Keaton was also known for her masterful use of hats and belted dresses that accentuated her waist. According to The Hollywood Reporter, she once humbly downplayed her status as a style icon.
Keaton had a genuine passion for clothing and design. She described herself as an "addict" who constantly collected fashion magazines. In an interview with Vogue, she expressed her endless fascination with the art of attire.
"I love clothes; I love looking at them," Keaton told the publication. She explained she was always cutting out pages of interesting outfits from Dior or inspirational hats. This lifelong curiosity fueled her authentic and ever-evolving personal style.