Faye Dunaway: A style icon in 5 emblematic roles
As she celebrates her 83rd birthday today, take a look at Faye Dunaway's five roles that made their mark on fashion and made her a style icon.
Happy birthday to American film legend Faye Dunaway! From her most famous role as the fiery lady gangster in Bonnie and Clyde to that of the ex-model recalling her glory days in Puzzle of a Downfall Child to her Oscar-winning role as the workaholic, authoritarian producer in Network, Faye Dunaway is known for cult roles in timeless films. We break down her emblematic characters and the looks that came with them that will continue to inspire us for many years to come.
Translated by Mina Maldonado
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1/5Faye Dunaway in Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde, 1967 © 7eme Art / Photo12 Screen Prod / Photononstop and Archives
2/5Faye Dunaway in Roman Polanski's Chinatown, 1974 © 7eme Art / Photo12 and Kobal / The Picture Desk Paramount Pictures / Archives
3/5Faye Dunaway in Jerry Schatzberg's Portrait d'une enfance déchue , 1970 © Photo12.com - Collection Cinema / Photo12, Kobal / The Picture Desk and Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images
4/5Faye Dunaway in Norman Jewison's L'affaire Thomas Crown , 1968 © Screen Prod / Photononstop and Kobal / The Picture Desk
5/5Faye Dunaway in Sidney Lumet's Network, 1976 © Kobal / The Picture Desk
