Jennifer Aniston has been acting for three decades, and while her personal style has evolved over the years, she's always found ways to infuse her signature brand of California cool into all of her characters.
She had plenty of great outfits during her ten-year run as Rachel Green on "Friends," and plenty of her best "Friends" outfits would still look just as great if given a 2018 update.
But we've also gotta give props to her movie style — from early ‘90s looks like a polka dot dress in "Leprechaun" to her tank tops and skinny scarves from "Along Came Polly," she manages to make passing trends look timeless as ever on the big screen.
Here are Jennifer Aniston's throwback outfits from roles that would still look great today.
Tory's blue polka dot dress from "Leprechaun".
Aniston probably wants to forget her role as Tory, a teenager that ends up mercilessly stalked by a killer leprechaun in this low-budget horror flick from 1993, but we still love Tory's Beverly Hills cool-girl style, especially this blue and white polka dot dress, which she paired with a white purse and matching blue strappy sandals.
We could totally see this dress on an Instagram influencer in 2018 paired with fresh white sneakers more than 25 years later.
Kate's office looks from "Picture Perfect" remain classic.
In the late ‘90s and 2000s, Aniston reigned as a rom-com queen, and while many looks from that time are already dated, she managed to make her character Kate look, well, picture perfect, alongside Jay Mohr in this 1997 film.
Kate is a fledgling advertising worker who can't seem to impress her boss, and while her boss may have criticized this particular white tee with a black jumper over it, which Kate accessorized with pigtails, a backward baseball cap, tiny sunglasses, and black sandals, we think elements of this look would still be cool more than two decades later … save for the pigtails, of course.
Polly's relaxed hippie style from "Along Came Polly" looks just as great today
In "Along Came Polly,' Aniston plays the titular character who helps loosen up Ben Stiller's character, Reuben. She looked effortlessly cool in her wardrobe of tank tops, skinny scarves, and ripped jeans, topping it off with beachy boho waves and tons of mixed jewelry, all of which would still look perfect nearly 15 years after the movie's release.
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