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Cher’s outfit reveals on “The Cher Show” in 1975 became iconic moments in television history, Designed by Bob Mackie, her outfits often featured daring cutouts, sequins, feathers, and sheer fabrics, pushing the boundaries of TV fashion at the time. Each reveal was a mix of glamour and shock value, cementing Cher’s status as a trendsetter and style icon of the 1970s, and influencing the world of performance fashion for years to come. | History In Pictures

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