Famous Women Have Been Defying Gender Norms and Rocking Menswear for Y

Earlier this month, the American Film Institute honored Diane Keaton for her nearly five decades as a legendary actress. To honor her colleague, Meryl Streep showed up at the ceremony wearing a suit and striped tie—in honor of Keaton’s iconic 1977 film, Annie Hall. Just last year, Keaton popped up on Vanity Fair’s Oscar cover in her usual suit and tie get-up. But Keaton isn’t the only one, who over the years, has turned gender norms on its head and put together a dapper outfit for the red carpet. From Katharine Hepburn to Carrie Fisher and Janelle Monae, take a look at the ties and suits that have taken center stage over the years.

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