Taylor Swift Style Evolution

Posted Nov 6th 2009 at 4:30PM by Marissa Gold (Subscribe to Marissa Gold's posts)

Taylor Swift had a near disaster moment at the MTV Awards when Kanye West stormed the stage to interrupt her acceptance speech.

But the young star kept her cool and emerged even bigger and better than ever. We can't wait to see how she fares at the Country Music Awards this month!

Take a look back at the top-selling teen star's style over the past few years of her budding career:

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Even Kanye West can't stop the momentum that is Taylor Swift. Take a look back at the young star's style over the course of her budding career.

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Style Evolution: Beyonce

From a 17-year-old girl group singer to a 27-year-old superstar, Beyoncé Knowles's career and fashion sense have exploded. With her third solo album I am...Sasha Fierce hitting stories late last year, StyleList took a look back at the star's not- always-stylish evolution.

Sasha Fierce herself recently rocked out at AOL Sessions, check it out!

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Can you find Beyoncé in this picture? B -- second from right -- has come a long way from this sari-clad stop at the 1998 Soul Train awards with the members of Destiny's Child.

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At the 1999 Soul Train Awards, the girls of Destiny's Child were a purple haze of taffeta.

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Don't blame Beyoncé for the group's third straight matchy-matchy trip to the 2000 Soul Train Awards. Blame her mom. Until recently, Tina Knowles was responsible for all of her daughter's red carpet...um...moments. (Maybe that's why the Soul Train Awards went kaput.)

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The DC ladies rocked in warrior princess-meets-biker-chick ensembles to the 2000 MTV VMAs.

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Making waves? Working the red carpet the 9th Annual MTV Movie Awards in 2000 Beyoncé coordinated the crimping pattern in her hair to the wavy pattern in her dress.

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The 43rd Annual Grammy Awards in 2001 were clearly a high point in Beyoncé's early career. Sadly the same can't be said for her fashion choice.

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Don't tell mama. Perhaps in an attempt to bond with their young audience, Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle dressed as Girl Scouts for Nickelodeon's 14th Annual Kid's Choice in 2001.

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Fans turned up to meet Destiny's Child while they were promoting their mega hit "Survivor" in 2001. Instead, they were greeted by technicolor cowgirls.

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At least she had the good sense to avoid a major J-Lo underwear snafu by wearing pasties under her sheer genie suit at the 2002 Grammy Awards.

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