These Throwback Photos of Paul Rudd Prove He'll Always Be Our Crush for Life

In 1995, Paul Rudd had only just begun to make us all swoon with his good looks and great hair.  

Though he had some small roles in the early '90s, Rudd's big breakout role came when he swept us all off our feet as Josh in 1995's Clueless, alongside Alicia Silverstone. 

In 1996, Rudd joined fellow ageless wonder, Reese Witherspoon, for a selfie that might just prove they both found the Fountain of Youth.

Though he played Josh in the movie version, in 1996, Rudd played Sonny for one episode in the Clueless TV series, this time opposite Rachel Blanchard as Cher. He also fed her this cheesecake, and we have never been more jealous. 

In 1997, Rudd rocked up to the Men In Black premiere in a classic white T-shirt. 

And then he swept Jennifer Aniston off her feet (literally) in The Object of My Affection in 1998. 

There are few people who can pull off a statement sideburn, but we'd argue that Rudd is one of them. 

Something about this photo of Rudd in a tuxedo at the 1998 Met Gala just screams, "I made a deal with a vampire that I would always look this classically handsome." 

Rudd's long hair and graphic tee are a dead giveaway that this photo was taken in 1999. 

Even glasses wouldn't make it easier to tell when this photo was taken (it was 2000). 

In 2000, Rudd changed up his look with some blond locks for Gen-Y Cops. 

In 2000, Rudd attended a premiere donning a pretty spectacular soul patch. 

In 2003, Rudd got oh-so-meta when he spoke at the Actors On Acting: Theater and Film panel discussion at the Tribeca Film Festival. 

Those boyishly tousled locks (at the premiere of Elf in 2003) just add to the sexy.

Rudd had a glow when he filmed Friends in 2004 alongside Lisa Kudrow. 

In 2005, Rudd attended the premiere of Wedding Crashers sporting a beard. 

Who needs a parka when we've got Paul Rudd's love to keep us warm! 

A cell phone fit for someone who would soon become Ant-Man. 

Rudd played Brian Fantana in 2004's Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy alongside comedy heavy-hitters like Will Ferrell, David Koechner and Steve Carell and we still wish we could have been there to hear them all serenade us with their rendition of "Afternoon Delight."

We'd say "never change," but it seems Rudd is already taking that advice.