A star, singer-songwriter and a fashionista - Amy Winehouse was known as much for her distinctive style as for her powerful contralto voice and neo-soul music.
Her signature style comprising the 50s-retro rockabilly dresses, dramatic eye make-up and her incredible tattoos inspired many across the world and even made her a muse for renowned designers like Karl Lagerfeld.
It was these fashionable symbols and hallmarks that made her a symbol of effortless contemporary retro-fashion.
Although her sudden tragic death at the age of 27 shattered her close friends, family and music fans, Amy's numerous fashion moments became a remainder of some of her happier times while she performed on-stage for millions of her fans.
It was her combined effect of her smoky voice and distinctive style that made her an icon in the lives of her fans and followers.
Take a glimpse at some of Amy's best fashion moments throughout the years:
Amy Winehouse sings "Rehab"Reuters.British singer Amy Winehouse performs at the St. Lucia Jazz Festival in St. Lucia in this May 8, 2009 file photo. Winehouse has been found dead at her home in north London, Sky News reported on July 23, 2011. Reuters.British singer Amy Winehouse drinks a glass of wine during her performance at the "Rock in Rio" music festival in Arganda del Rey, near Madrid, July 4, 2008.Reuters.Amy Winehouse performs at the Brit Awards at the Earls Court Arena in London February 14, 2007.Reuters.Amy Winehouse beats Jay-Z and Kanye West ‘Watch the Throne’ to stay Number One on UK Album Chart.Reuters.British singer Amy Winehouse performs at the Glastonbury Festival 2008 in Somerset in south west England June 28, 2008.Reuters.British pop singer Amy Winehouse died aged 27.Reuters.Singer Amy Winehouse performs during a concert in Sao Paulo January 15, 2011.Reuters.A star, singer-songwriter and a fashionista – Amy Winehouse was known as much for her distinctive style as for her powerful contralto voice and neo-soul music.Reuters.Amy Winehouse performs during the 2007 Mercury Music Awards at the Grosvenor House hotel in London Sepember 4, 2007. Reuters.