Even if you don't recognize her by name, chances are, you'll know her fashions. Edith Head won eight Oscars and was nominated for the statue a total of 34 times.

Many of Hollywood's most legendary actresses requested her by name and over her career, she won more Oscars than any other woman in history. Here's a look at the style of Edith Head.

Edith designed the costumes for the Cecil B. Demille film, "The Ten Commandments." Nominated for an Oscar for the costumes, Edith was able to capture the elegance of Egyptian style of the era with the costumes she designed for Anne Baxter.

Remember this dress? Bette Davis wore this number in the film, "All About Eve."

The dress was designed by Edith Head and later, Edith would win an Oscar for Costume Design for All About Eve.

Edith Head designed Audrey Hepburn's costumes for Roman Holiday and, as a result, won the Oscar that year for her work.

Edith would later take credit for designing Audrey's wardrobe in Sabrina even though she didn't personally design her wardrobe and, instead, chose her clothing.

On many sites and even on the film's credits, you'll see Edith Head credited for the costume design of Sabrina. In fact, not only did she receive credit for the designs, she also took home an Oscar for them.

Sabrina's gowns, once she arrived home from Paris, were designed by Hubert de Givenchy. Initially, Head was to be credited beside Givenchy. However, Edith wouldn't have her name displayed beside Givenchy's and so Givenchy's name was removed from the credits and Edith Head was given sole credit for the costume design on Sabrina.

Later, Head was nominated for an Oscar for Sabrina's costume design and won the award. Givenchy would go on to become one of Audrey's primary fashion designers and is given most of the credit for the style that she has inspired.