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Julianne Moore -

This photograph was captured more than two decades ago, and Julianne Moore has hardly undergone any noticeable changes. Her distinctive beauty lies in her iconic red hair and fair complexion.

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Cindy Crawford -

Cindy Crawford is also a part of the initial group of distinguished supermodels. She graced the covers of renowned fashion magazines and strutted down the runway for major brands. Crawford attained fame for her remarkable beauty and accomplishments, regularly earning recognition on Men's Health and Maxim's lists of the most beautiful women.

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Sharon Stone -

Sharon Stone attained iconic beauty status during the 1990s as a result of starring in the sensual thriller 'Basic Instinct,' which earned her a Golden Globe award.

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Demi Moore -

Demi Moore played the enticing female lead in many movies during the '90s. One of her notable roles was in the film 'Ghost,' which featured the iconic pottery scene. 

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Naomi Campbell -

Naomi Campbell was discovered at the age of 15 and became a key figure in coining the term "supermodel." She was the first Black woman to grace the covers of Vogue in Britain, France, and the US.

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Rachel Weisz -

Rachel Weisz, an acclaimed actress and recipient of an Academy Award, has consistently been referred to as an 'English rose' due to her immaculate complexion and pink lips.

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Alicia Silverstone -

Alicia Silverstone is an actress who teleports you straight back to 1995. She portrayed the romantic protagonist in films such as 'The Crush' and 'Clueless.' Nevertheless, it was her participation in Aerosmith's 'Cryin'' music video that truly solidified her status as the quintessential girl next door.

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Angelina Jolie -

In the '90s and early 2000s, Angelina Jolie experimented with different styles before finding her own elegant and simple look, but she remained stunning throughout.

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Denise Richards -

Denise Richards, known for her roles as a Bond girl in the 1990s, was often featured in rankings of the most attractive women by Maxim and FHM. In 1999, she gained prominence in the film 'Wild Things,' recognized as one of the most provocative movies in history.

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Mariah Carey -

Mariah Carey has always been a unique beauty and an exceptional vocalist, but her style took a more liberated turn after her divorce from Tommy Mottola in 1998 when she embraced her sensual side. She's also one of the few people who could manage to make Christmas attractive! 

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Julia Roberts -

Julia Roberts possesses one of the most captivating smiles in the industry, and her innate beauty can be profoundly moving.

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Meg Ryan -

Meg Ryan was the reigning star of romantic comedies in the 1990s due to her endearing package of distinctiveness and innate beauty.

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Michelle Pfeiffer -

Michelle Pfeiffer's exceptional bone structure made her a unique beauty, even though she did her best to avoid being type-cast as the pretty girl and pursued more interesting roles.

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Penélope Cruz -

Penélope Cruz is another woman who has barely changed over the last 30 years! Her skin and figure are flawless, but it's all about the eyes.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones -

Catherine Zeta-Jones is the epitome of a bombshell. She made her name in films like 'The Mask of Zorro,' which highlighted her timeless beauty and magnetism on screen.

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Sandra Bullock -

Sandra Bullock, a versatile actress, excels in comedies, romances, and dramas. She was named People's Most Beautiful Woman in 2015 when she was 45 years old!

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Cameron Diaz -

Cameron Diaz rose to fame in 1994 after starring in 'The Mask,' which not only kick-started her career but also established her as a renowned beauty icon.

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Elizabeth Hurley -

Elizabeth Hurley started out modeling for Estée Lauder in the '90s and went on to appear on the cover of British Vogue multiple times. She's well-known for having worn a very revealing black Versace dress to the premiere of 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' with her then-boyfriend Hugh Grant. It went down in history as one of the most risqué red carpet looks of all time.

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Faith Hill -

Faith Hill, a prominent music figure in the 1990s, remains an immensely prosperous country artist. Her captivating charm, representing the epitome of traditional American appeal, flawlessly complemented her heartfelt ballads.

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Kate Moss -

Kate Moss gained popularity in the 1990s and achieved remarkable success as a supermodel. Her distinct appearance fascinated the fashion industry, making her a significant influence on the 'heroin chic' beauty trend.

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Jennifer Aniston -

Jennifer Aniston, famously known for her role as Rachel in 'Friends', became an iconic beauty symbol in the 90s. Her hairstyle gained immense popularity, becoming a cherished trend of the era.

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Courteney Cox -

Courteney Cox, just like Jennifer Aniston, achieved great success in the '90s with the TV show 'Friends.' Rachel or Monica, everyone desired to embody or pursue them!

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Jennifer Lopez -

Jennifer Lopez is a formidable force in the entertainment field. She initially began her journey as a dancer, seamlessly transitioning into acting, and ultimately embarking on an extraordinary music career. Consequently, she achieved a remarkable feat by being the initial female artist to have both a chart-topping album and film simultaneously in a single week. Now in her fifties, J.Lo is just as beautiful as she was 30 years ago.

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Halle Berry -

Halle Berry has achieved great success. She transitioned from a beauty queen to a highly respected actress, and notably became the first African-American woman to win the Academy Award for Best Actress.

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Kate Winslet -

Kate Winslet, a beloved English actress, gained adoration when she starred in the acclaimed movie 'Titanic' in 1997, particularly due to the unforgettable sketching scene.

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Salma Hayek -

Salma Hayek is now in her fifties and still has abs. The woman is a miracle!

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Pamela Anderson -

The 1990s saw the peak of the popular TV show 'Baywatch' and the rise of Pamela Anderson's influence over men worldwide. In February 1990, she was honored as Playmate of the Month, subsequently gracing an impressive number of magazine covers.

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Vanessa Williams -

In 1983, Vanessa Williams became the first African-American woman to be crowned Miss America, making history. Known for her beauty, she has also had a successful career as an actress, singer, and TV host.

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Kim Basinger -

Kim Basinger was a successful New York model, an Oscar-winning actress, and is now a dedicated animal rights activist. What more can we say? Oh yeah, she's gorgeous!

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