Jennifer Aniston in transition

22 Jan 1992: Jennifer Aniston Stars in TV show The Edge.

The look: Jennifer Aniston's pre-Friends look was rather old fashioned and plain. Her hair, besides being a rather awful colour, is too big for her small frame and too dark for her skin tone. Her eyebrows need to be shaped and lightened. The make-up looks severe with the darkened brows, orange lips and ill-matched foundation colour. Still in the pre-swan phase I'm afraid...

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

1996: Friends publicity shot

The look: Our first introduction to the actress Jennifer Aniston as the character Rachel Green. The clothes are fairly simple but it's the hair which made the statement. Her hairstylist lightened her dark colour with blonde highlights. He also feathered her fringe creating the now famous hairstyle "The Rachel". The other Jenny (you know the one from the block?) may have the booty but it's this Jenny who owns the hair.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

1 January 1996: Golden Globes Awards

"It happened so fast. I went in, read the script, laughed out loud, got home and an hour later had the part." - Jennifer Aniston

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

20 October 1999: Friends publicity shot

The look: The first picture we have of Jennifer Aniston shows her with dark hair and loads of volume. Here her hair is worn sleek which complements her heart shaped face and makes her nose look slimmer and longer. Her body looks fantastic and she exudes confidence.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

11 December 2000: Jennifer at the 10th Annual Fire and Ice ball.

The look: Jennifer stated that cutting her hair was a terrible mistake. The short bob cut is too severe for Jen, it makes her forehead look wider and her chin look slimmer. Her hair was her feminine power and looks best when worn long.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

22 September 2002: The cast of Friendsat the 54th Golden Globes Awards.

The look: In a very different look, Jennifer stays with a nude pallette but has a princess moment with jewelled detail. Her hair is different from what we are used to seeing - it's worn tousled and sexy. Jennifer won the award this night and her look was a departure from the usual black gown we are used to seeing her in... perhaps colour is her good luck charm?

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

2003: The 60th Golden Globes.

The look: Jennifer looks fantastic at the Golden Globe Awards. Her dress is simple and her hair, tied up and worn with the smoky eye make-up is both alluring and elegant. This is a pivotal moment in Jennifer's transformation.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

19 September 2004: Jennifer and Brad arrive at the 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

"She's fantastic, she's complicated, she's wise, she's fair, she has great empathy for others... and she's just so cool. She's really extraordinary... she has taught me a lot. She's one of the warmest people I ever met." – Brad Pitt on Jennifer Aniston

The look: This is one of my favorite looks on Jennifer. The gown was a figure hugging sheath and she looked like a grecian goddess. Her hair, worn long and loose, complimented the outfit – she's positively glowing.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

17 March 2005: Jennifer accepts the Female Star of the Year award, at the ShoWest Award Ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The look: This is the first public appearance for Jen, post break-up with Brad and she looks fabulous. Her skin is glowing, her hair is long and lustrous and she's wearing a sexy LBD which showed off her body without giving too much away. Women, all across the world, were in awe of her. After her very public break-up, she was able to walk with her head held high and in killer heels.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

11 June 2006: Jennifer and Vince Vaughn attend the men's singles final during the French Open in Paris, France.

"I've gone for each type: the rough guy; the nerdy, sweet, lovable guy; and the slick guy. I don't really have a type. Men in general are a good thing." – Jennifer Aniston

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

11 April 2007: Jennifer and Courtney Cox attend the after party at the L.A. premiere for The Tripper held in Los Angeles.

"Jennifer is going to be an amazing mom. She has a huge, huge heart. You never have to wonder where you stand with her. She's completely loyal. Even if she disagrees with you, she stands behind you. I think all those things will make her a great mom. They sure make her a great friend. I love, love, love her." – Courtney Cox.

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Jennifer Aniston in transition

19 June 2007: Jennifer arrives at the party to celebrate 'The Circle' and 'Welcome To Your Crisis' by author Laura Day at ONE Sunset restaurant in Los Angeles.

"Once you figure out who you are and what you love about yourself, I think it all kind of falls into place" – Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Aniston embodies feminine beauty and inner strength: two powerful and captivating qualities.

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