From the moment Jennifer Aniston graced our screens with 'The Rachel' on Friends, she's been setting hair trends. There are her go-to beachy waves, short and choppy bobs, and the rare slicked-back pony. In honor of her latest Emmy nomination for The Morning Show, let's relive the complete evolution of Aniston's enviable locks.

Aniston as Jeannie Bueller, never forget.

When you're ambivalent about your new bangs.

Behold, the first iteration of "The Rachel" from the year that Friends debuted on television.

"I think it was the ugliest haircut I've ever seen," Aniston told Allure in 2011 of Rachel Green's polarizing hairstyle.

"It was a really fun cut and different to anything else around at the time. It was an easy cut, but it needed regular trims to keep the layers looking sharp," says hair stylist Chris McMillan of his famous "Rachel" cut.

"It's high-maintenance, not a wash-and-go style. You need to blow-dry with a round brush to help define all those flicks," McMillan adds.

Aniston straightens her layers through the growing out phase.

Aniston gives her blow dryer a break for the premiere of Picture Perfect.

Here, a sleek chignon to celebrate her Cosmopolitan cover.

Prom ringlets at the premiere of The Object Of My Affection.

Holy butterfly clips.

Not pictured: ultimate '90s Emmy Awards date, Brad Pitt.

Aniston experiments with ropey surf-waves.

Hair extensions are actual magic.

Blunt bob, but make it wavy.

Aniston at the People's Choice Awards with a blunt bob (that would later become the standard issue Jenner-Hadid haircut of Summer 2017).

Aniston returns to the angled look she debuted in 1996.

It's impossible to distinguish Jen from Brad at this point.

A rare curly hair moment for Aniston's first Emmy win.

At the premiere of Bourne Identity giving very few f*cks.

So. Many. Layers.

An impossibly shiny ponytail for the Golden Globe Awards.

Pin-straight hair for the SAG Awards.

When you relapse on bangs.

When you successfully blend your grown-out bangs into the rest of your hair.

An easy bun for the London premiere on Along Came Polly.

An Aniston mainstay for the Emmy Awards, California beach waves.

Super-shiny voluminous waves.

The OG of face-framing layers returns to one of her signature looks.

Proof that a high ponytail doesn't have to be boring. Aniston wears a tousled matte rendition.

Beach waves make a comeback on the red carpet for The Breakup.

Aniston fights sleek long layer fatigue with a center-part.

Bangs breathe new life into Aniston's favorite high-pony.

A tousled ponytail with long asymmetrical bangs.

For advanced bangs camouflage-ery, a French-braid band along the hairline.

Aniston wears a tumble of honey-blonde layers for a Late Night With Jimmy Fallon appearance.

Longer-than-usual layers for her turn in Wanderlust.

The actress lightens up and loses some length.

Proof that a piecey lob never goes out of style.

"The Rachel" muscle memory.

Aniston goes longer and darker for winter.

An awkward bob on set; someone give this woman an Oscar.

Windswept texture for a We're The Millers red carpet appearance.

This seemingly effortless ponytail proves the importance of placement.

A brief brunette moment.

Aniston lightens up again.

Donut-bun porn.

The ultimate gold-spun beach blonde.

Sun-kissed and sleek.

Aniston debuts subdued chestnut waves.

Making a return to honey hues for Jason Bateman's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.

Going short and choppy for an benefit in Malibu.

She mastered a go-to fall hair trend with this cinnamon ombré look.

Aniston isn't sure how to feel about this pinned bangs look and neither are we.

Stepping into the world of drama with The Morning Show also means debuting a dramatic new hairdo.

We know why everyone was talking about this moment with Aniston's ex, but can we take a moment for these highlights?!