20 years later, Jennifer Aniston makes a fashion reference to her character from "Friends."
As one of the most iconic stars of the small screen, Jennifer Aniston and the series "Friends" changed television culture from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. In fashion, the actress set the trend for dresses with thin straps—both on screen and on the red carpet—long before Zoë Kravitz and Laura Har…
The timeless elegance of Jennifer Aniston – a fashion lesson from the 90s to today
As one of the most iconic stars of the small screen, Jennifer Aniston and the series "Friends" changed television culture from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. In fashion, the actress set the trend for dresses with thin straps—both on screen and on the red carpet—long before Zoë Kravitz and Laura Harrier made this style their trademark. Two decades later, Jennifer Aniston shows that the best reference is often herself. At the New York premiere of the final season of The Morning Show on September 9, she appeared in a Rick Owens bustier dress – a choice that naturally fits in with her iconic style from those years.
Jennifer Aniston - “Friends”
Although Rick Owens was not among the designers Jennifer Aniston associated with in the 90s—she was always more of a "girl next door" than a fan of gothic aesthetics—this look fits perfectly with her signature style. The black dress was her trademark on the red carpet at the time, appearing at countless premieres and ceremonies. The same applies to the screen: in "Friends," her character Rachel Green embodied minimalist but always relevant fashion. The little black dress remains timeless, and the fashion cycle continues—perhaps the next big comeback trend will be wide-leg pants.
Jennifer - 2000