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Rashida Jones's Style Evolution, From Printed Tunics to Couture Gowns

Known for her dry, comedic acting skills on hit TV series Parks and Recreation, The Office, and Angie Tribeca, Rashida Jones has made a name for herself in Hollywood aside from that of her music mogul father, Quincy Jones. Naturally, growing up in the limelight, Jones has also grown to become a style favorite on the red carpet. Her styles have ranged from office modest to fabulous and style-saavy since she began her acting career many years ago. One moment she could be pictured wearing a fabulous Alberta Ferretti gown on the red carpet while the next she's keeping it simplistic in a minidress while walking the Los Angeles streets. She has proven herself to be more than just a actor--she's the brainy, funny girl who can play around with fashion and become anyone's imagined best friend effortlessly. Ahead, take a look back at Jones's road from pastel printed sundress to to gorgeous couture gowns.
Chrystin Bunion
February 25, 2017 11:19 am
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November 2000
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November 2000

A young Rashida Jones sporting a lavender and white printed silk midi dress during Cartier Haute Joaillerie 2000 Perles Et Diamonds in California.

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April 2001

Jones looked stunningly sophisticated dressed in mauve colored linen suit during A Family Celebration Second Annual Gala in Beverly Hills, CA.

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March 2002

At the 2002 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Jones opted for a retro 70's inspired mini dress. She completed her look with silver scrappy sandals and clutch bag.

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July 2004

The actress arrived at the 2004 world premiere of Little Black Book in a semi-casual look featuring a basic white tank and nude printed circle skirt.

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August 2006

The actress glowed on the red carpet of the 4th annual TV Guide after party celebrating the 2006 Emmys. She opted for a midnight blue silk dress featuring a black sheer overlay.

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September 2007

Jones looked elegant dressed in a navy blue halter gown, featuring a satin ribbon waist belt and feathered hemline, as she arrived on the red carpet of the 59th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

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July 2009

Standing out of the crowd at the 17th annual ESPYs, Jones opted for a sexy white silk cocktail dress. She completed her look with a pair of black strappy pumps.

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March 2010

Jones opted for a sexy, knee-length number at the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party dressed in a grey ruffled midi dress, that featured a plunging neckline.

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February 2011

The actress simply glowed on the red carpet of the Vanity Fair Oscar party in a floor length blush, ruffled confection by Valentino.

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September 2011

Jones was a blushing beauty in a strapless Alberta Feretti gown at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards. The gown featured a ruched bodice and a banded waistband.

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January 2013

At the 2013 Film Independent Filmmaker Grant And Spirit Award nominees brunch, the actress opted for a darling floral printed tea-length dress. She completed her look with a pair of bronze strappy sandals.

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January 2014

Jones was the champion of many best dressed list of the 71st Annual Golden Globes. She looked effortlessly gorgeous in a sleeveless white Fausto Puglisi gown featuring bearded palm trees on the skirt.

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February 2015

The actress opted for a floral Andrew Gn gown as she attended the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

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September 2016

At the Black Mirror premiere during the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival, Jones donned a black v-neck jumpsuit that featured one spaghetti strap and one ruffled sleeve.

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September 2016

Jones arrived at the Revlon's Annual Philanthropic Luncheon shinning as bright as the California sun in a orange two-piece blouse and skirt. She balanced out the color by adding a white closed-toe flat.

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January 2017

Jones opted for a summery printed pink halter gown by Vivienne Westwood Couture for the 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.

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