Sharon Tate's Best '60s Style Moments

From turtlenecks and miniskirts to statement eyeliner and iconic blonde locks, Sharon Tate remains a style icon today.

Sharon Tate became a Hollywood icon for her movie roles in the ‘60s, her marriage to controversial director Roman Polanski, her impeccable style and timeless beauty, and eventually her horrific, untimely murder at the hands of the Manson family in 1969—a murder that has been sensationalized for decades in pop culture.

When considering ‘60s style, Tate should come to mind. From her blonde locks falling over her famous turtlenecks to her quintessential Mod era makeup, Tate’s style was simple yet effortlessly unique and always chic. Recently, acclaimed actress Margot Robbie portrayed the ‘60s Hollywood starlet and her iconic style in Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar-nominated film Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, showing just how timeless Tate’s looks really were.

On what would have been her 80th birthday, L’OFFICIEL looks back on the star's best style moments.

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Tate was all about the mini dress, preferring a simple style like this red number pictured on set of the 1967 cult movie "Valley of the Dolls."

Tate wears a classic white mini skirt with a black short sleeve for a walk with husband and director Roman Polanski.

The actress wears dramatic mascara and eyeliner, fluffy eyebrows, and her classic middle part in press photos for the 1967 movie “Valley of the Dolls.”

Tate wears a polka dot black-and-white romper in Paris, 1968.

On a night out in 1968, Tate shines in a simple, sparkling black mini dress.

Tate’s beauty looks are trending again today. She often did makeup with accentuated, cut-crease eyeliner and statement eyeshadow and mascara that was classic to the ‘60s Mod era.

Opting for a more casual, summery mustard dress, Tate still incorporates some glam in her doll-like, half ponytail hairdo and accentuated cat eye liner.

In unconventional yet very '60s fashion, Tate marries Roman Polanski in an ivory silk baby doll wedding dress with puffer sleeves.

The turtleneck was one of Tate’s classic looks. Here, she pairs it with her iconic poufed blonde hair and a gold medallion chain necklace.

Tate wears a belted snakeskin coat and skinny scarf.

In 1960s New York City, Tate is effortlessly beautiful in a purple cut out tee and her classic, statement eyeliner.

Tate lets her hair loose with a plunging sleek black dress and a statement necklace.

In London's Heathrow Airport, Tate shows us how jetset style is done, layering her classic black turtleneck and accessorizing with big sunglasses.