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Childhood Nerds to Stylos

Last updated on - Oct 23, 2015
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Celebrities who transformed themselves from a nerdy look to an absolute stunning avatar. Salman Khan went through a phenomenal change when it comes to his personality. 
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Beyonce Knowles rose to fame from R&B girl-group Destiny's Child. She has set her standard high when with it comes to style and fashion. 
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George Clooney: One of the sexiest men alive, noted for his political activism and many roles in the list. His transformation is a remarkable one though! 
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Kate Hudson is known for her role in Almost Famous, and she rose to fame with a complete glamourous transformation. 
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Nicole Kidman has conquered million hearts with her beautiful transformation. 
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John Travolta looked adorably cute in his childhood, but now he has turned into a dashing one. 
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From two-plaited school girl to hot diva, Jennifer Lopez has come a long way. 
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Matthew Lewis played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter. He has come a long way from chubby cheeks to lean body. 
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Brad Pitt has conquered million hearts with his chiseled looks. Back then, he was a chubby kid from the block. 
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Kelly Brook has one of the prettiest smiles, even back then. 
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