In memory of her indelible imprint on fashion, scroll down for more of Sandy's best looks from the movie. He already had jeans and a white tee and he had been wanting a leather jacket for awhile, so I figured this was a good excuse for him to get one.

Legs were really tight but able to get on and then belly and waist band really baggy and not slimming at all.Grease’s iconography owes a lot to Newton-John, who had the almost impossible task of playing Sandy. Newton-John was apparently worried that she was too old—then 29—to play Sandy, despite her ultimately looking the most age appropriate of the entire cast. We’ve seen thousands of Dannys and Sandys since Travolta and Newton-John laid the blueprint in 1978, from countless high school productions to a fully mounted professional production on NBC starring Aaron Tveit and Julianne Hough. She accessorized with a satin, mint-colored headband, proving that even Sandy's PJs are well thought out and romantic.

To the frenzied rhythm of You’re The One That I Want, Olivia Newton-John twirls, sways and electrifies a John Travolta literally at her feet with a glance. In the extremely colorful world of the carnival in which the couple meets, we only have eyes for the two dark figures who intertwine and take turns seducing each other. I’m an Australian personal stylist and fashion, DIY and faith life blogger who thrives on layering, pattern mixing, unexpected pairings and helping you find your inner confidence.Among the items up for auction, the actress that played the iconic Sandy character parted with the jacket and pants of the legendary finale scene. Turning off the personalized advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.

XXL curls, crimson lipstick and heeled mules… Vogue reveals the secrets of a look that has become legendary. The 1950s outfits, the hair wax, the pink jacket of the Pink Ladies and above all, the legendary final scene where Sandy - played by Olivia Newton-John - turns into a femme fatale to win the heart of Danny Zuko. The pants were vintage when she wore them for the 1978 movie, dating back to the Fifties – and they weren’t the easiest thing for Newton-John to dance in. We know she’ll probably go back to dressing like Sandy afterwards, but for now, she’s having fun as a femme fatale.Hours before clinching a best-supporting-actress win for her role in The Holdovers, the actor unwound with Tibetan sound bowls, got dusted in shimmery eye shadow, and waxed poetic about her custom dress by Rodarte: “It’s a dream, right? The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. Of course, Olivia Newton-John was so much more than Sandy, but Sandy seemed to capture everything we loved about the performer.