Your unique physical traits and style understandably give you a sense of identity, but imagine if you had to share your identity with your siblings. For most of their lives, people had trouble telling triplets Amy, Jan and Laura apart from each other.
Even their parents struggled with this, so they resorted to dressing them in different colors of clothing in order to tell them apart.
This understandably created an identity crisis in these three young women, who are now 27 years old and who continued to face challenges because of their appearance until now.
Recently, they were interviewed by Rachel Ray, and one of the sisters told Rachel that she only identified her individuality from her siblings as the “blue” sister rather than by her name or personality traits.
The triplets’ lack of a sense of identity may be even more challenging to overcome because the sisters each have a similar hairstyle and use the same shades of makeup.
Even as adults, they continued to wear similar styles of clothing and chose to wear the signature color that their parents had assigned to them. Essentially, they appeared to be carbon copies of each other with the exception of a different shirt color.
In a quest to achieve individuality, the triplets recently decided to participate in a major makeover, and the results are astounding. The makeovers were completed by the same stylists who work with the Kardashian sisters and were provided by the Rachel Ray show.
The makeovers included new styles and colors of clothes, individual hairstyles and customized makeup for each sister.
The sisters revealed their new and individual looks one by one on the show. They each stood behind a large picture of their “before” selves. When the first sister stepped out, the audience gasped while Rachel Ray’s jaw dropped.
The reaction was equally sensational when the other two sisters revealed their new looks. While each triplet looked absolutely stunning and had a customized look, it was difficult to tell that they were identical triplets after their makeovers were complete.
What do you think of the results? If you have any experiences similar to the ones that these triplets have had, feel free to leave a comment with your story below!