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Jennifer Aniston is best known for playing the 'Friends' character Rachel Green, whose hairstyles and outfits were ever-changing and often trendsetting. The actress herself has been through quite the style evolution too, albeit always maintaining the class associated with her act.
Browse this gallery to see her looks over the years. Click on!
The fresh-faced actress was snapped at the 1990 NBC stars party sporting an example of the ever-so-casual ensemble that would become Rachel Green’s signature look.
Choices such as this dressed-down, two-tone combination are evidence that the star is a fan of the less is more approach. She looks devastatingly glamorous, even in office wear.
And, again, she attended the 2008 premiere of ‘Marley & Me’ wearing a black dress, this time a silk and lace combination.
For the 53rd Golden Globes in 1996, she stuck with the floor-length look, but switched up the color.
Continuing the trend for shorter dresses, she wore this sparkly number to the ‘Love Happens’ premiere in 2009.
For the New York premiere of ‘The Object of My Affection,’ she chose to bring back the black dress, but spiced it up with an experimental hairstyle.
For the Emmy Awards in 2003, she went for the babydoll look in a color she wouldn’t usually choose.
As apparent, 2010 was the year of the more risque LBD. She walked the red carpet at the Golden Globes in a floor-length black dress with a higher-than-high slit up the side.
She showed off her figure in a bodycon dress at Spike TV’s fifth annual Guys Choice Awards in 2011.
At the New York premiere of her 1997 film ‘Picture Perfect,’ she stepped out in a flattering floral number that marked a departure from her traditional penchant for block color.
The red dress she wore to the Emmy Awards in 2000 was a crushing victory, and one that would set the precedent for splashes of red to appear elsewhere in her wardrobe over the coming years.
At times she took it to extremes, combining a tank top with low-slung pants to attend the Westwood premiere of ‘Rock Star’ in 2001.
For certain ceremonies, she went for a more dressed-down look, reminding everyone that she is queen of the casual.
That same year, she appeared in a gothic midi with a structured corset and draping skirts.
In 2012, she wore a striking two-tone dress to attend the American Cinematheque Awards with her then-boyfriend Justin Theroux.
For the 2013 ‘Life of Crime’ premiere in Toronto, she opted for one color: a subtle pastel blue. She paired it with off-white heels for a classy look.
She looked gorgeous in another LBD at the Los Angeles premiere of her 2005 film ‘Rumor Has It.’
Sticking to a more revealing but ever-classy look, she dressed in a black pants ensemble for the Golden Globes in 2002. The pant suit would become one of her wardrobe staples in years to come.
She stuck to the same color scheme for the People Magazine Awards the following year, but this time went for a less-Aniston bandeau top and midi skirt.
In the year that 'Friends' premiered on NBC, she attended the Emmy Awards with co-star Matthew Perry. She appeared in another of her favorite looks: the little black dress.
At a party in summer 2007, she showed us that the little black dress really is for all occasions—she went for spaghetti straps for the warmer temperatures and finished the look with some gold jewellery to accentuate her tan.
She looked gorgeous in an Asian-print maxi at the Westwood premiere of ‘Office Christmas Party’ in December 2016.
In 2014, she attended the People Magazine Awards in California wearing a minidress reminiscent of her Rachel Green days.
In 2019, she wore this busy dress to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's 4th Annual Patron of the Artists Awards, where she was pictured with 'Friends' co-stars Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow.
She stuck with sequins for the 2018 premiere of her movie ‘Dumplin’.’
The 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party was an occasion for another black dress, this time a sequin number.
At the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in January 2020, she was pictured in a gorgeous white dress.
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Jennifer Aniston's style evolution
The beloved actress is 53
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Jennifer Aniston is best known for playing the 'Friends' character Rachel Green, whose hairstyles and outfits were ever-changing and often trendsetting. The actress herself has been through quite the style evolution too, albeit always maintaining the class associated with her act.
Browse this gallery to see her looks over the years. Click on!