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Jennifer Aniston mocks One of the outfits she wore as Rachel Green
Jennifer Aniston, like the rest of the world, is perplexed by some of Rachel Green’s fashion choices.
On Thursday, the actress, 52, mocked the sleeveless mock turtleneck top she wore for the Friends reunion on Instagram Stories, pointing out that the blouse was extremely similar to the ones worn by her legendary character during the 10-season run of Friends.
According to People, she tweeted a New Yorker cartoon in which a lady is pictured holding a knife at a turtleneck top and shouting, “What time of year are you for!”
CREDIT: JENNIFER ANISTON/INSTAGRAM
CREDIT: JENNIFER ANISTON/INSTAGRAM
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Jennifer Aniston also shared a collage of herself wearing the same blouse in various episodes of the beloved sitcom, as well as the one she wore for the reunion.
Aniston added an emoji of a shrugging blonde lady to the post’s caption.
She had previously posted a behind-the-scenes picture from the shoot with the rest of the actors. “Still basking in all the love from the #FriendsReunion. Thank you each and every one of you,” she said in the caption.
“Swipe for… The bazillionth selfie taken with the five of us…,” she joked.
Jennifer has had a lot of success with her personal and on-camera style. During the years when the Friends program first aired, her haircut was quite popular. Her fashion sense has also served as an influence to ladies all around the globe.
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Aniston spoke about returning to the set of the legendary comedy for the first time in 17 years earlier this month.
During an interview on SiriusXM’s Gayle King in the House, Aniston said, “It was a sucker punch in the heart in a way.”
The Emmy winner, who received the award for her role as Rachel Green on Friends, then explained to King why she felt so strongly about going back on set.
“You also have to remember we haven’t been there,” Aniston said.
Did you know?
One unique fact about Jennifer Aniston’s time on “Friends” is that she was originally not the first choice for the role of Rachel Green. The creators of the show had originally offered the role to actress Nancy McKeon, but she turned it down. Aniston was then cast in the role, and the rest is history.
Another unique fact about Aniston’s time on “Friends” is that she was the only member of the cast who did not have a contract for the show’s final season. The other actors had signed contracts to appear in the tenth and final season, but Aniston had not. However, she eventually agreed to appear in the final season, and she was reportedly paid more than the other cast members for her work on the season.
Additionally, Aniston’s hairstyle on “Friends” became one of the most iconic and recognizable hairstyles in television history. She wore her hair in a layered and slightly tousled style, and it became known as “The Rachel.” The style was copied by women around the world, and it helped make Aniston one of the most influential fashion icons of the 1990s.
Jennifer Aniston’s performance earned her numerous awards and accolades, including a Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award.
Aniston’s character on “Friends” was a fashion-conscious and ambitious young woman who worked as a waitress at Central Perk before eventually becoming a successful fashion buyer.
Her romantic entanglements with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Ross and her complicated relationship with her father were among the show’s most memorable storylines.
Aniston’s performance on “Friends” made her one of the most popular and recognizable actresses in the world.
She became known for her trademark hairstyle and her unique fashion sense, and she was often featured on the covers of magazines and in advertisements.
After “Friends” ended in 2004, Aniston continued to act in film and television. She starred in numerous hit movies, including “Marley & Me,” “Horrible Bosses,” and “We’re the Millers,” and she earned critical acclaim for her performance in the independent film “Cake.”
She also made guest appearances on television shows, including “Cougar Town” and “30 Rock.”
In recent years, Aniston has focused on producing and developing projects, as well as continuing to act. She co-created and starred in the Apple TV+ series “The Morning Show,” which earned her a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.
She also produced and starred in the Netflix film “Dumplin’,” and she has a number of other projects in development.
Aniston’s time on “Friends” remains one of the most significant and influential periods of her career. She became a household name and a cultural icon, and she continues to be associated with the show and its enduring popularity.
Her performance as Rachel Green helped shape the way audiences view and understand complex and ambitious female characters on television, and it remains one of her most enduring and memorable roles.
