10 Of The Most Iconic Bianca Jagger Outfits Of All Time

Cool girl Bianca Jagger has been a style icon for decades. When she first emerged in the 1970s as a young model from Managua, Nicaragua, she took New York and London by storm. Her bold sense of style, particularly when it came to wearing men's suiting, was novel, and since Jagger could pull it off so unapologetically — and make it look so sexy — the rest of the world followed her lead. 

Jagger played with menswear often, making a tailored suit look unexpectedly feminine. When asked about her incredible ability to step out in something daring, Jagger told Harper's Bazaar in 2011 what her philosophy on clothing was. "I don't love fashion. I love style. I like designers who love women. I was thinking recently about designers I've loved and what they have done for women. Yves [Saint Laurent] was my style mentor. He taught me how a jacket should fit. He played a very important role in liberating women." Jagger explained that growing up in Nicaragua, she felt that women were often treated as second-class citizens, whereas men were the top dogs. Watching her father in his suit, Jagger said she felt inspired to follow his fashion lead, hence her life-long love of menswear. Jagger was an inspiration for celebrity menswear outfits that will make you want to raid your boyfriend's closet. She could pull off a suit at any age, but Jagger also loves dresses and feminine silhouettes, too, proving she could — and can — wear anything. 

Just days before her wedding to Mick Jagger, Bianca Jagger and her hunky Rolling Stones fiancé walked around the south of France on May 7, 1971. While Mick looked cool as could be, Bianca struck an adorable picture in a jaunty hat. Her flouncy blouse, complete with a Peter Pan collar, puff sleeves and a belted waist, was innocent and girlish. Bianca would come a long way with her fashion from this moment, evolving into much more sophisticated styling.

Bianca Jagger wore a long skirt and white blazer with a statement hat for her wedding to Mick Jagger in St. Tropez on May 12, 1971. The Yves Saint Laurent skirt-suit was so sensational that brides for decades to come would follow her lead. In May 2026, when Dua Lipa married Callum Turner, she ditched a traditional wedding dress and took inspiration from Jagger. The unexpected wedding outfit proved that Jagger could pull off anything. 

Bianca Jagger looked like an evil goddess when she attended the Oxfam Maytime Fair in May 1972. She descended a dramatic staircase in a black gown with a black and white wig, just like the fictional character Cruella de Vil. She carried a cane with her. Back in the '70s, Jagger incorporated a cane in her outfit as a dandy-inspired accessory piece. However, later in her life, Jagger legitimately needed one because she had an accident while roller blading.

Bianca Jagger frequently wore a turban headpiece with her outfits in the 1970s. At an event in the U.K. in August 1974, Jagger arrived in a jaw-dropping outfit. She wore a white silk dress with a deep plunging cutout in the front. Then she paired the dress with crochet driving gloves. As if that wasn't enough, Jagger finished off the look with a woven turban. The final effect was both luxurious and sensual, two concepts that capture Jagger and her style perfectly.

Bianca Jagger looked utterly sublime when she attended a party given by Halston at Studio 54 on December 12, 1977. Her off-the-shoulder white dress, festooned with roses and ribbons, gave more bridal vibes than her actual wedding dress did from years prior, but that was always a part of Jagger's charm. She stepped out in unexpected things, and it was impossible to predict what she would wear next. She donned a gold headpiece to add to her regal charm and carried a real dove on her shoulder. 

Bianca Jagger could make a men's suit look sexy. On May 4, 1979, while in London with her daughter, Jade Jagger, she stepped out onto the street in a white double-breasted suit. Instead of wearing a traditional tie, Jagger brought some unexpected charm to the structured suit with a black ribbon tie. Thanks to the sharp suit, Jagger masterfully subverted gender norms in her attire, and looked even more feminine in such masculine tailoring. 

Bianca Jagger showed the styling power of a suit when she stepped out with Mick Jagger in New York in 1977. The social activist and actor wore white tailored slacks with a dark blazer and a white open shirt along with a pair of aviators. The pièce de résistance was her white beret, adding to the nautical effect of the outfit, and not to be missed was her bold red lip.

Bianca Jagger was absolute perfection when she attended an event in New York City on January 9, 1982, with Andy Warhol. She wore a one-shoulder red gown with draping that was other-worldly, pairing the red in her dress with red lipstick. She kept jewelry to an absolute minimum to keep the focus on her dress. The gown was unique because it proved Jagger's range; when she wasn't in menswear, she was feminine to the max. 

Leave it to Bianca Jagger to make a kaftan a fashion statement. On September 14, 2017, she attended an event at The Frick Collection in New York wearing an emerald green kaftan with a long necklace. Thanks to Jagger's influence, the flowing gown has earned its place amongst the most comfortable dress and skirt trends for summer thanks to its breezy silhouette and roomy feel. Jagger was giving goddess energy all the way. 

Bianca Jagger showed exactly what could be done with menswear when she attended a Dior dinner at the Serpentine Gallery in London on May 21, 2024. She wore a tailored white suit with black buttons and a black necktie. Jagger paired this structured tailoring with black driving gloves. She feminized the masculine outfit with bold red lips, big hair, and dramatic earrings, adding a balance and harmony that made it work so well. Her reading glasses, hung around her neck with an eyeglass chain, added a charming touch of practicality.