25 vintage photos taken at airports show celebrities traveling in style

• Some of us may not look our best after a long flight — the same can't be said for these celebrities.

• Photos dating back to the 1950s show iconic actors, musicians, and models flying in style.

• Whether it's Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, or the Jackson 5, these stars were photo-ready.

When you're a Hollywood icon, jetting across the world is just part of the job.

Photographs dating back to the 1950s show some of the biggest names in entertainment as they touched down, or took off, from airports including London's Heathrow or New York's LaGuardia Airport.

And while many of us today opt for sweatpants for plane travel, these stars show just how glamorous and stylish flying used to be.

Keep scrolling to see celebrities, from actors to comedians, as their travels were captured on black-and-white film.

Frank Sinatra waved goodbye to fans as he boarded a flight for London at Idlewild Airport — now John F. Kennedy International Airport — in New York in 1950.

Marilyn Monroe didn't have a hair out of place when she arrived at LaGuardia Airport in New York from Hollywood in 1952.

Leading ladies Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, and Laraine Day also wore immaculate outfits when they landed in New York in 1954.

A year after the release of "A Star Is Born," Judy Garland posed in a chic, all-black ensemble at an airport in 1955.

Comedian Bob Hope was greeted by his wife and their four children as he arrived in Los Angeles in 1956.

Then mostly known as a Broadway star, 23-year-old Julie Andrews was pictured boarding a flight at London Airport — since renamed Heathrow Airport — in 1959.

Joan Collins waved at the cameras as she arrived at Ciampino Airport in Rome in 1960 to star in the film "Esther and the King."

Italian actress Sophia Loren, who rose to prominence in her home country before making it big in Hollywood, is pictured arriving in Rome in 1961.

Just three years into what would be a 50-year marriage, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward were seen leaving New York's Idlewild Airport in 1961.

Audrey Hepburn and her 7-month-old, Sean, flew from Rome in 1961. He would later describe her as "a girl who goes around the world in her little black dress and her courage."

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Judy Garland, opting again for a chic, all-black ensemble, was pictured with her children, Liza, Lorna, and Joe, in 1962.

The Beatles arrived at London Airport from Paris in 1964, when Beatlemania was well underway.

Actress Janet Leigh, the star of Alfred Hitchcock's film "Psycho," posed with her daughters upon arrival at Paris-Orly Airport in 1965.

Taken four years after they formed, a photo shows The Rolling Stones leaving London on a flight to New York in 1966.

Elvis Presley married Priscilla Ann Beaulieu in 1967. After their ceremony at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, the couple took a chartered plane.

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Brigitte Bardot and German multi-millionaire playboy Gunter Sachs married just two months after they met in 1966. They're pictured together at Heathrow Airport in 1967.

Former child star Shirley Temple was photographed at Rome Airport in 1968 on a stop for her European fundraising tour for the Nixon presidential campaign.

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, then on their first marriage to each other, were pictured at London Airport in 1970.

Princess Grace Kelly arrived at Heathrow Airport from Monaco in 1970 to host a charity concert at London's Royal Festival Hall.

Jane Birkin, best known as the inspiration behind Hermès' iconic Birkin bag, is pictured at London's Heathrow Airport in 1971.

Welsh singer Shirley Bassey, one of the first Black British entertainers to garner global acclaim, is seen here arriving at Newcastle Airport in 1971.

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German American actress and singer Marlene Dietrich wore a crisp, light-colored coat as she arrived at Heathrow Airport from Paris in 1971.

Paul McCartney is pictured walking through London's Heathrow Airport with his family in 1972, two years after embarking on his solo career.

After releasing their debut album in 1969, the Jackson 5 quickly became Motown's most popular act. Here, the group leaves Heathrow Airport for Amsterdam in 1972.

Diana Ross, once lead singer of the Supremes, launched her solo career in 1970. Here she arrives at Nice Airport in France in 1973.

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