Dolce & Gabbana's Most Memorable Hair Accessories

Models had Brigitte Bardot-style blowouts, complete with jet black winged liner for Fall '05.

Bionic-looking girls walked the runway with sky-high ponytails and bold brows.

Dolce & Gabbana took the nude lip trend to extremes for Fall 2007, covering the models' pouts with skin-toned hues.

An exposed bobby pin kept a loose, retro-inspired chignon off the face, allowing gilded eyelids and vampy lips to shine.

The classic red lip/winged liner look was elevated with a slightly askew part that was finished off with a headband.

Models' faces were heavily contoured in Spring 2010, where bold brows took center stage. A severe center part, along with pin-straight, flowing hair, finished the structured look.

For Spring 2011, models donned brushed-back coiffures, putting their close-to-nothing makeup looks in the spotlight.

Women looked like men in Fall 2011, with reimagined combovers and natural makeup palettes. A pop of hot pink polish added some femininity to the overall picture.

While some models strutted with a simple coiffure, a lucky bunch showcased oversized flower headdresses for Spring 2012.

Medieval-looking headbands beautifully complemented frosted eyelids and rosy blush for the fashion house's Fall 2012 collection.

Silky head wraps made an impression, as did some major statement earrings, on the Spring 2013 catwalk.

This season was all about opulence, with stunning crowns and large jewelry framing the face which was simple but elegant with a berry lip and winged eyes.

The Spring 2014 hair and makeup had a Grecian goddess theme. Models wore just enough makeup to get a glowing complexion, while hair was twisted up and embellished with coins and leaves.

On-trend cat eyes and a neutral palette made models look effortless for the Fall 2014 show.