Radiant, with its famous highlights, but with a long bob, A shorter cut than is usual for her, Jennifer Aniston shone on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles in one of the events that are already flooding the city prior to the Emmy nominations.
For the occasion the actress, who is promoting the series she stars in and produces, The Morning Show, She chose a 90s-inspired slip dress. A spaghetti strap design that left her toned arms completely exposed. long midi and print, the star combined the garment with maroon sandals and a drop-shaped pendant, also in the same range of colors.
The protagonist of Friends He boasted once again of a perfectly toned body. With fit arms and knees that have been the subject of study on multiple occasions. “It is one of the areas where sagging, wrinkles and dry skin appear the fastest,” Sara Álvarez, creator of the Reto48 method, explained to this magazine while analyzing the Aniston case.
At 55 years old, Jennifer Aniston’s body is not only the result of her genes, but of a draconian routine that includes a healthy diet, intense exercise, very extensive beauty routines and the care of an entire army of professionals. Unlike other Hollywood actresses, the interpreter has shared on different occasions all the work behind her appearance, to demystify the perfection of the stars.
Aniston was attending an FYC (For Your Consideration) event, one of the events that the producers of different titles are holding these days in Los Angeles to remind Emmy voters of their work. She defends the Apple TV+ series The Morning Show which he produces and stars in alongside Reese Witherspoon. A title that earned it a SAG award in 2020 and that accumulates more than 50 nominations in different awards for its three seasons. She will return for a fourth, for which she was renewed a few months before the third even premiered last year.
Actresses who have appeared in television series in recent months are selling their work. Some like Nicole Kidman, Brie Larson, Naomi Watts or Aniston herself joined last week on the cover of the magazine The Hollywood Reporter and they opened up to talk about topics such as menopause. Watts, who has campaigned to break the taboo around the climacteric, brought up the topic at the round table in which Aniston pointed out that she would have appreciated more information about this stage of life: “Some more information would have been nice, because you analyze it blindly and it’s like an alien is taking over your body and it makes no sense that it affects your life and your work,” Aniston said.
