History was made with these iconic black beauty looks from awards shows, red carpets and more. .
Black history simply isn’t complete without black women. Beyond their unique outward beauty, these ladies have broken boundaries and influenced others through their hard work. Hollywood still has a way to go in terms of inclusivity, but these actresses, singers, and all-around entertainers are leading the charge to ensure that younger generations can see themselves reflected in film, television, and magazines.
Photo: Getty Images Dorothy Dandridge The groundbreaking actress became the first black woman to be nominated for an Oscar after starring in"Carmen Jones," where she sported this iconic hairstyle with a rose tucked behind her ear. Photo: Getty Images Josephine Baker With her wide smile, dark lipstick, and slicked-down hair, Baker became one of the most recognizable faces of the Harlem Renaissance.
Zendaya The former Disney Channel star made headlines in 2015 after calling out TV host Giuliana Rancic for unfairly critiquing her locs at the Academy Awards. Photo: Getty Images Rihanna In 2007, this good girl officially went bad and chopped her hair into a killer jet-black asymmetrical bob. Jaws dropped everywhere.
Photo: Instagram/@beyonce Halle Berry When she became the first black woman to win a"Best Actress" Oscar, Berry was still rocking the pixie haircut that made her a '90s beauty icon.
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