From indie darling to highest-grossing actor of all time, Scarlett Johansson is a 21st century Hollywood icon. Since making her breakthrough in 2001’s cultishly-adored Ghost World, the actress has gone on to star in some of the century’s most zeitgeist-defining films, both indie and mainstream.

 Think Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation, Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin, Spike Jonze’s Her, Noah Baumbach’s A Marriage Story and, yes, all things Marvel.Like her filmography, Scarlett’s early-aughts style charts a trajectory from indie it girl to Hollywood powerhouse. We’re talking pink Converse, red carpet bikinis and a strawberry blonde mullet.

 But then we’re also talking Marilyn Monroe homages, Bob Mackie-esque bombshell moments and polished Met Gala gowns. As we look forward to the new face of Prada’s highly-anticipated turn in Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City, we look back at the actress’ career through a selection of her most iconic outfits.

In 2001, Scarlett made her breakthrough playing Ghost World’s sarcastic sidekick, Rebecca. Other than their middle-parted lob haircut, Scarlett and her character share little, sartorially, in common. While Rebecca became a cinematic style icon for her comic book-esque, colourful cardigans and crewneck tees, Scarlett took a more gothic approach to Y2K in sheer blouses and jet black.