Sofia Carmina Coppola holds a multitude of titles, including director, screenwriter, photographer, producer, former actress, and designer, among other things. Born in New York City on May 14, 1971, filmmaking inherently runs through Coppola's blood. Her mother Eleanor was a documentarian, while her father was director Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola grew up on her family's farm in Rutherford, CA before attending the California Institute of Arts concentrating on photography and fashion design. Coppola's eye for '90s style sparked her entrance into the fashion world with her clothing line Milk Fed, befriending a few fashion legends along the way. Though Coppola began acting as an infant in her father's films, she had her eyes on the opposite side of the lens. Her directorial debut was in 1999 with The Virgin Suicides followed by her 2003 film Lost in Translation, the latter earning her an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. A true jack-of-all-trades, CR honors Coppola on her birthday as a symbol of '90s style and as a pillar of film and fashion.

Director Francis Ford Coppola carries his daughter on his shoulders at the Cannes Film Festival in 1979.

Tuxedo-clad Jenny and Jillian Gersten, daughters of producer Bernard Gersten dance with Coppola at film the premiere of Coppola's One From the Heart.

Coppola backstage at Chanel Autumn/Winter 1988 posing for a photo with a loving gaze at the late Karl Lagerfeld after the show. At 15 years old, Coppola interned for the house of Chanel due to her love of fashion.

Coppola's father and mentor watches her as she handles a VHS.

Standing for a press portrait, Coppola stars as Maria Corleone in her father's film The Godfather: Part III.

Coppola attends the after-party for The Godfather: Part III at West Hollywood's celebrity hot-spot Chansen's.

Coppola holds her father's award at the 43rd annual Director's Guild of America Awards at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.

Seven years before Coppola made her directorial debut, Coppola sparked a brief romance with actor Keanu Reeves. Though their relationship didn't last long, Coppola gave him a credit shoutout in her first film, Lost in Translation.

Coppola on a date at the premiere of the 1992 movie Singles wearing a suede blouse and face-framing braids.

Coppola attends the Spring/Summer 1993 John Paul Gaultier fashion show in a very '90s brick-red lip, choker, and silky leopard blouse combo

Stepping out for a smoke at a party for The Who's Pete Townshend for his rock musical The Who's Tommy.

Out in New York City, simply dressed in a white tee and black leather skirt while letting her signature long locks flow.

Coppola walks Donna Karan Autumn/Winter 1995 fashion show in two looks with a sea of photographers behind her.

Coppola and '90s supermodel Kate Moss engage in conversation at an unspecified party in New York City.

Coppola shows off a Che Guevara t-shirt as part of her line Milk Fed at a press meeting at Bloomingdale's department store in New York City.

Queen of the '90s, Coppola rocks a lavender slip dress daringly paired with bright pink streaks in her hair for a punk twist.

Coppola sits on her boyfriend director Spike Jonz's lap at the opening of the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas. The two would marry in 1999, ultimately divorcing in 2003.

Arriving at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards, Coppola wears a sheer purple negligee bearing her simple lingerie underneath.

Out-and-about in New York City's SoHo neighborhood, Coppola sports baggy rolled jeans and Adidas campus sneakers.

Coppola poses for photos outside a premiere in Hollywood wearing the popular '90s trend faux fur trimmed around her jacket.

Coppola during thee premiere of The Straight Story wearing a relaxed poplin shirt and skirt.

Taking a backstage portrait for the Independent Spirit Awards at Santa Monica Beach in California.

Starting an iconic designer and muse coupling, Coppola starred as the face of Marc Jacobs perfumes. They have continued a relationship for over 25 years, working together on various campaigns. "Not only was [he] attracted to how she looked, her sense of style, [he] was drawn to her manner, her behavior, her life, her ambitions and creativity..." Jacobs said about Coppola in an interview.

Flip-flops and Birkins might be an adverse combination, but if anyone can pull off half-glam half-casual, it's Coppola.