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Happy 95th Birthday, Betty White! See the 15 Most Stunning Looks of Her Decades-Long Career

By Meredith Bodgas Updated: January 16, 2017

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Though she might not currently be the star of a hit TV show, she’s still as gorgeous and spunky as ever at 95. Celebrate the timeless beauty with these photos from the 1950s through today.

Betty White 1954

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Betty White hosted her own daily talk show in 1954 when this was taken. Its clever name? The Betty White Show.
Betty White Sailing Date 1957 Profile

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She also starred in a sitcom called Date with the Angels. This was from the "Sailing Date" episode in 1957.
Betty White Show 1958

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Here's Betty looking like Cinderella in 1958.
Betty White 1963 Tournament Of Roses Parade

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Even Jackie Kennedy would've envied Betty's look at the 1963 Tournament of Roses Parade.
Betty White Password Days 1967

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The hilarious actress was a frequent guest on the game show Password around the time this photo was taken in 1967. She later married the show's host, Allen Ludden.
Betty White Macys Parade 1967

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She hosted the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for several years with Bonanza Star Lorne Greene. This glamorous shot is from 1967's event.
Betty White Allen Ludden 1972

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Divorced-twice, Betty White famously said she regrets not accepting third husband Allen Ludden's marriage proposals sooner. She hasn't wed since he died in 1981.
Betty White Emmy 1975

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She sparkles even more than one of her many Emmys, this one from 1975.
Betty White Just Men 1982

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Blue eye shadow. Peach blush. 1980s makeup seems to only accentuate her beauty, as seen here in 1982, before her famous Golden Girls run.
Betty White 2015

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And she still looks so stinking cute as a 90-something, here in 2015.

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