6:52 PM PST, November 6, 2014
It's not all just boots, spurs and rhinestones in country music anymore. This has never been more clear than when you take a look at then and now photos of your favorite country crooners.
First up, Miranda Lambert was discovered in 2003 as a finalist on Nashville Star. A decade later, she has matured both in style and sound.
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Miranda Lambert
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It's not all just boots, spurs and rhinestones in country music anymore. This has never been more clear than when you take a look at then and now photos of your favorite country crooners.
First up, Miranda Lambert was discovered in 2003 as a finalist on Nashville Star. A decade later, she has matured both in style and sound.
First up, Miranda Lambert was discovered in 2003 as a finalist on Nashville Star. A decade later, she has matured both in style and sound.
Blake Shelton
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What a difference a decade makes! The Voice judge and "Doin' What She Likes" singer might win the Most Improved style award just for cutting that hair.
Carrie Underwood
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Far removed from the Oklahoma girl who dominated season four of American Idol, Underwood is now a bona fide country star and style icon.
Dierks Bentley
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The "Drunk on a Plane" singer has classed up his look in a major way in the decade since he won Best New Artist at the 2004 Academy of Country Music Awards.
Keith Urban
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The Australian-born country crooner and American Idol judge has thankfully ditched the wide-collared shirts since making his American debut at the 2000 CMAs.
Faith Hill
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The country diva has always been glamorous, but her style has certainly become more sophisticated since the late '90s.
Kenny Chesney
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He might have a little less hair under that hat, but the only thing that's really changed about Chesney's look is that he doesn't bother with stuffy suits anymore.
Taylor Swift
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Swift's latest album is strictly pop, but the singer made a name for herself on the country charts. In the process of growing up and crossing over, Swift also upped her glam factor, debuting a new, shorter hair style at this year's Teen Choice Awards.
Lady Antebellum
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The country group certainly looks more polished since they first appeared at the CMT Awards in 2008.
Brad Paisley
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Not much has changed for Paisley, who has stuck with his trademark white cowboy hat since breaking on the scene in 2000.