According to the Murder Mystery star, Jennifer Aniston, she never saw herself as someone who exudes sex appeal. In fact, the 50-year-old actress has always preferred a more natural, cute, and humorous image. In an interview with InStyle magazine for their 25th anniversary, Aniston responded to her 1999 cover where she was draped in a sheet with the tagline, “What’s Sexy Now?” She stated that being labeled as “sexy” feels ironic to her and that she has always found Lauren Hutton to be sexy instead. Overall, Aniston has always sought a girl-next-door vibe rather than a sultry persona.
Jennifer seems to be unaware of the sexy outfits she has worn in many of her films. In 2013’s comedy We’re The Millers, she even had a strip scene. She reflected on her experience as an actress by stating that looking at all seven of her InStyle covers is like flipping through a yearbook. Jennifer also mentioned how she practically grew up in the entertainment industry in front of everyone and how puberty can be uncomfortable, especially when it’s done publicly.
Back in 1994, during the inception of Friends, we were all full of excitement and enthusiasm. We couldn’t fathom what was happening and had no clue about what the future held for us. Courteney Cox shared an old photo of us on a flight before the show aired, and it reminded me of how surreal the experience was. I couldn’t believe that this was my reality, and I’m forever grateful for it.
Back in 1996, I experienced my first magazine cover feature. It was such a huge achievement for me that I never thought was possible. The excitement was indescribable. I still recall how I styled my hair that day, which was short and had a wet look. Looking back, I am proud of my hair legacy. At the time, I had specific goals that I wanted to achieve. However, it took me some time to get comfortable in front of the camera. Luckily, the first shoot took place at my home, which helped ease my nerves. I remember feeling a bit awkward while posing and thinking to myself, “I need to learn how to do this.” It didn’t come naturally to me as it was something out of my comfort zone. But holding the actual magazine in my hand made it all worth it.
