As the icon turns 78, take a look back at her defining fashion over the years.
Before Deborah Ann “Debbie” Harry became the iconic bleach blonde front woman of the new wave punk band Blondie, she was the adopted daughter of two gift shop owners in New Jersey, a go-go dancer, and Playboy Bunny. It wasn’t until the mid-70s that she took to the stage as a singer, but all along she had more style and attitude that she knew what to do with, a coquetish badass-ness that made her a star.
And well into five decades into her career, she hasn’t lost her touch. These days, she can be spotted at fashion week parties in Paris, New York, and everywhere in between, still performing on some of the biggest stages in music. Throughout it all, her style has defined a generation—mixing prints, playful colors, and ‘70s and ‘80s elements with an undeniable touch of punk. To celebrate the icon’s 78th birthday, take a look back at her best style moments over the years.
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