| QUANT | Mod fashion icon in 1960s britain, Mary ___ |
| SONAM | Bollywood actress known for her roles in films like Neerja and Raanjhanaa, and is widely recognized as a fashion icon in the Indian film industry.(First Name) (5) |
| IRISAPFEL | Late U.S. design guru who became a fashion icon in her eighties (4,5) |
| MOD | Fashionable, in 1960s Britain |
| FRINGE | Beyond The ___, comedy stage revue credited with inspiring the rise of satirical comedy in 1960s Britain (6) |
| JEAN | - Shrimpton, 1960s UK fashion icon (4) |
| MODS | Lambretta-riding youths of early 1960s Britain (4) |
| EMERY | 1960s UK comedian, Dick ----- (5) |
| DUSTY | - Springfield, 1960s UK singer (5) |
| CILLA | - Black, 1960s UK singer (5) |
| THEKINKS | 1960s UK band led by Ray Davies (3,5) |
| LOVELETTERS | Song that was a 1960s UK hit for both Ketty Lester and Elvis Presley (4,7) |
| ONTHINICE | Icon in the building in a precarious position (2,4,3) |
| PAULANKA | He was a teen singing icon in the 50s and 60s, wrote the lyrics for Sinatra's My Way and sang a duet with Lisa Simpson in The Simpsons episode, Treehouse of Horror VI (4,4) |
| TAXI | In this guise, the Fiat 600 Multipla became an icon in its native Italy (4) |
| WENDYCARLOS | Transgender pioneer and critica icon in the American electronic scene. She is most well known for her music scores in A Clockwork Orange, and The Shining. |
| SPRITE | Nimble elf-like creature - icon in computer game (6) |
| EMOJI | Expressive image or icon (in text messages) (5) |
| SIENNA | Boho icon in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof |
| AVATAR | Movable icon in Java targeted (6) |
