The 10 Most Iconic Brunettes

Natalie Wood
The doe-eyed actress was famous for the "childlike sweetness" she brought to notable roles like that of Maria in "West Side Story."

Audrey Hepburn
Audrey played many different characters over the years, but she consistently wore her dark brown hair either cropped or pulled back off her face.

Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth's thick, wavy dark hair offset her fair skin and those famous violet eyes.

Sophia Loren
The Italian bombshell has since traded in her dark chestnut hair color for a reddish shade, but we'll always think of her as a brunette.

Jane Birkin
Jane was the trendsetter of her time, and her natural-looking color and eyebrow-grazing bangs became the hairstyle du jour for aspiring "it" girls.

Winona Ryder
Winona's short, dark hair became as iconic as her roles as angsty Generation X girls in movies like "Heathers" and "Reality Bites."

Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Julia tends to wear her hair straight these days, but her character of Elaine on "Seinfeld" was never spotted without her signature super-curly mane.

Angelina Jolie
Angelina is no stranger to hair trends (remember her bleached blonde hair in the late '90s?) but her long, dark hair has become one of her trademark features.

Kate Middleton
Even before she became the Duchess, Kate's thick, wavy hair was the envy of royal-watchers across the globe.