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Published 08:40 23 Oct 2017 BST

Alicia Silverstone has achieved much in a glittering career in Tinseltown. She's won numerous awards for her acting work, and been nominated for a Golden Globe. Her theatre work includes starring roles in The Graduate and two David Mamet productions. And she is a committed and passionate animal rights activist. Not to mention a best-selling author.
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But she is perhaps most well-known for her iconic performance as Cher Horowitz in the superb 1995 comedy, Clueless. The modern retelling of Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma is a biting satire of valley girl culture in 90s Beverly Hills, as well as remaining one of the funniest and most charming coming-of-age movies of the era.
Silverstone was only 18 years old when she played Cher, and now - over two decades later - she has donned her famous yellow outfit from the film for an episode of Lip Sync Battle. We assume she's got a painting in her attic rapidly growing old because at the age of 41 she looks barely any different from her teenage years.
Clueless 2 anyone?
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