15 Celebrity #TBT Photos You Might Not Have Seen This Week

    A photo of Kim and Kourtney Kardashian in the late '90s kicks off this week's #ThrowbackThursday!

    Brian Galindo
    by Brian Galindo

    BuzzFeed Staff

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    1. Kim Kardashian shared this photo of herself and Kourtney in the late '90s, back when it was all about super skinny brows:

    2. While Kourtney posted this photo of herself on a family vacation in Mexico in 1994:

    3. Tracee Ellis Ross took us back to 2000 with this Season 1 Girlfriends promo pic:

    4. Jimmy Fallon shared this photo of himself as a 15-year-old in 1990 — already testing his comedy chops:

    5. Padma Lakshmi posted this too-cute photo of how she looked when she first arrived in the US in 1974:

    6. Barbra Streisand shared this behind-the-scenes photo of herself on the set of her film, Up the Sandbox:

    Barbra Streisand @BarbraStreisand

    On the set of UP THE SANDBOX in #Kenya. 1972. #TBT

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    Twitter: @BarbraStreisand

    7. Heidi Klum posted this photo of herself in the early '90s:

    8. Janet Jackson shared this very sweet video clip of herself meeting a fan in the early '00s:

    9. Cindy Crawford posted this photo of herself being glam in a barn in the early '00s:

    10. Speaking of glam, Debbie Allen shared this gorgeous photo of herself attending her first Oscars in 1991 — wearing Bob Mackie Couture:

    Debbie Allen @msdebbieallen

    Never let them dim your light. ✨ #TBT to my first Oscar’s in @BobMackie Couture. 💋

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    Twitter: @msdebbieallen

    11. John Stamos announced he and Nia Vardalos were cohosting a virtual gala to benefit school theaters by sharing these photos of the two of them in high school in the late '70s:

    12. Coldplay posted the music video for their 2000 single "Shiver":

    13. Salma Hayek shared this sexy photo of herself from the 2000s:

    14. Madonna posted these photos of herself from her Like a Virgin era in 1985:

    15. And finally, Adele reflected on 21 on its 10th anniversary: