"High school was tragic. Just not well-informed. You know, you're experimenting. It was the '80s and I looked like a goth nightmare. I wasn't going for most beautiful. It was, How can I be the most rebelliously unattractive?," Aniston, who has been named by People magazine as 'World's Most Beautiful Woman' of 2016, said.
The 47-year-old actress said understanding fashion was a slow process as even in her 20s.
The actress also credits her glam squad for teaching her "everything that I know! Whatever was happening before was just unfortunate. I know how to contour, I know how to blow out my hair. When I was in my 20s, my face was almost a complete circle. So I really needed contouring. And now I'm slowly chiseling away, wishing I had that round face back."
Over the years, the superfit star has transformed her style but she still keeps her makeup regimen simple.
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