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" 1. Georgia O&amp;#039;Keeffe Only a truly brilliant artist like O&amp;#039;Keefe would have the creative vision to turn a belly bar into chic robe pin. American ingenuity at its finest!  Products used in this collage, below:  Mickey American Flag Pin, DISNEY, $8; Star Sunglasses, WILDFOX, $358; American Flag Belly Ring, CLAIRE&amp;#039;S, $12; Red, White, and Blue Triangle Necklace, BAUBLEBAR, $40; Mint, Red, and Blue Collar Necklace, BAUBLEBAR, $40; Drop Earrings, BAUBLEBAR, $38; Star-Print Head Wrap, LULU IN THE SKY, $11 2. Annie Oakley No man can resist a gunslinger in an American flag tank dress. At least, not when she&amp;#039;s holding a rifle.   American Flag Maxi Dress, ALTERNATIVE, $102; Red Striped Satchel, BETSEY JOHNSON, $66; Star Hand Chain, AUDEN, $298; American Flag Bowtie, CHOIES, $27; American Flag Sunglasses, CHARLOTTE RUSSE, $5 3. Susan B. Anthony Anthony was never afraid to tackle a difficult task, whether it was fighting for social change or figuring out how to wear three statement accessories around her face at once.    Red, White, and Blue Hipster Boyshorts, WET SEAL, $5; Blue Star-Print Bandeau, CHARLOTTE RUSSE, $5; American Flag Scarf, AEROPOSTALE, $8; Red Sunglasses, WILDFOX, $219; Red, White, and Blue Drop Earrings, BAUBLEBAR, $36 4. Billie Holiday Although Holiday is now known today as one of the most influential singer/songwriters in the history of American music, back in the 1930s and &amp;#039;40s, she was also known as a gifted and enthusiastic dog stylist, as is clearly evident in this completely undoctored archival photograph.   Red Stars and Rope iPhone 4/4S Case, WITH LOVE FROM CALIFORNIA, $10; American Flag Hat, FOREVER 21, $9; American Flag Tank, RALPH LAUREN, $40; American Flag Sunglasses, CHARLOTTE RUSSE, $5; Star Earrings, KENNETH JAY LANE, $27; Star Clutch, TASHA, $78 5. Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt wasn&amp;#039;t one of those sit-on-the-sidelines-and-decorate-the-White-House sorts of First Ladies. No. She was a fighter, a doer, and an advocate for equality who feared neither political controversy nor the judgment of those who might say that wearing 10 striped accessories at once was excessive.  Navy Blue Striped Sun Hat, GRACE HATS, $15; Braided Bracelet With Anchor Clasp, KIEL JAMES PATRICK, $34; Blue Striped Sunglasses, DOLCE &amp;amp;amp; GABBANA, $165; Red Rope Bracelet, KIEL JAMES PATRICK, $34;Red Striped Clutch, DOLCE &amp;amp;amp; GABBANA, $292; Bow-Tie Bracelet, KIEL JAMES PATRICK, $34; American Flag Pendant, KOHL&amp;#039;S, $170 6. Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Sullivan taught Keller how to communicate after a childhood illness left her deaf and blind. She also taught her the importance of patriotic headwear.   American Flag Fringed Kimono, RALPH LAUREN, $110; New York Yankees Hat, NEW ERA 9FIFTY, $33; Star Bracelet, UNO6EIGHT, $75; American Flag Beanie, FOREVER 21, $7 7. Gloria E. Anzald\u00FAa Anzald\u00FAa&amp;#039;s writing and activism encouraged people to confront their prejudices to create a less hateful and more united world, as did her bold and abundant layering of printed clothes and accessories.   Star-Print Head Wrap, TASHA, $22; Blue Star-Print Sunglasses, CHARLOTTE RUSSE, $5; Star Pendant, ROIAL, $14; American Flag-Print Shirt, CHOIES, $21; American Flag Glitter Shorts, WILDFOX, $371  8. Amelia Earhart Earhart&amp;#039;s natural resourcefulness was an asset to her in the air, as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, and on the ground, as the first woman to turn rhinestone flag earrings into matching lapel studs.   Star-Print Circle Bag, ROMWE, $32; Blue Striped Sunglasses, ILLESTEVA, $275; Flag Stud Earrings, ALI KHAN, $18; Blue Star-Print Scarf, STEVE MADDEN, $40 9. Betsy Ross Not only did Ross sew the first American flag, she also sewed the first American-flag T-shirt. Probably. Maybe.   American Flag Phone Case, FOREVER 21, $9; Canvas Bag With Red, White, and Blue Stripe, MADEWELL, $38; Red, White, and Blue Silk and Chain Link Bracelet, VANITIES, $45; Red and Blue Three-Stripe Bangle, KULE, $155; Ivory and Blue Two-Stripe Bangle, KULE, $135; Star-Print Hat, VANS, $26; American Flag Crop Top, CHICNOVA, $16 10. Martha Washington Washington didn&amp;#039;t want to be the first First Lady, but her husband accepted the presidency against her wishes. Although she refused to attend his inauguration, she bore her new role with dignity and grace, much as she does this trio of Americana-themed accessories.   Red Sun Hat, CALVIN KLEIN, $27; Heart-Shaped Sunglasses, CHARLOTTE RUSSE, $5; American Flag Infinity Scarf, COLLECTION XIIX, $32; Printed Flip-Flop, AEO, $5; Star-Print Board Shorts, OP, $8  RELATED: How to Wear Jumpsuits Without Looking Like a Housepainter 15 Ways to Wear Your Work Clothes on the Weekend 9 Ways to Layer When It&amp;#039;s Hot As Hell OutsideFollow Charles on Twitter.  Do you have fashion or style questions? Submit them here or tweet your questions to our Style Editor @charlesemanning.  Photo Credit: Getty Imgaes. Collages by Nicole Solofsky "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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