Transformation

She's a mother first and foremost, but Elizabeth Hurley has accumulated quite a few more monikers during her lengthy career—supermodel, actress, producer, Bond girl, Austin Powers muse, Elizabeth Arden spokesperson and swimwear designer, to name a few. But two things the British beauty can ultimately lay claim to are that she's a modern-day pinup girl for legions of male fans and a role model for the anti-waif movement. With her voluptuous curves and come-hither attitude, Hurley is the epitome of old-Hollywood glamour. She can pull off big hair, daring décolletage and body-fitting gowns with ease (courtesy of her designer of choice, Donatella Versace), and her perfectly oval face exudes a sexy innocence long gone from the fashion industry. Not afraid to indulge in a collage of bling, Hurley tends to keep her makeup to a minimum—pale coral lips and lightly fringed eyelashes—the better to capture her natural beauty.

1989: A fresh-faced Hurley rocks the eighties side-ponytail trend.