Jennifer Aniston, who has been in the public eye for most of her adult life, shares her journey towards leaving regrets and personal pain behind at the age of 53. Despite being labeled as the girl next door, a ’90s euphemism that implies approachability, Aniston’s Hollywood home is located in an area filled with intimidating iron gates and towering hedges. Upon arrival at her home, which features pruned trees and grand fountains, Aniston greets guests in ripped jeans, a tank top, and barefoot, giving off a relaxed and laid-back vibe.
El Cycèr Vintage provided the Chanel spring 1996 micro bikini top and Gucci spring 1997 logo G-string for the shoot, while Saint Laurent skirt and Bulgari bracelet completed the outfit. To replicate the makeup look, one can use Chanel products such as Stylo Yeux Waterproof in Noir Intense, Les 4 Ombres in Blurry Grey, Joues Contraste in Rose Ruban, and Rouge Coco Gloss in Rose Pulpe. Zoey Grossman captured the photograph, while Shibon Kennedy styled the fashion, Chris McMillan handled the hair, Gucci Westman created the makeup, and Kim Truong and Diem Truong managed the manicure. Jeremy Reimnitz/Spencer Vrooman Studio handled the set design, and Viewfinders produced the shoot.
Upon arrival at her house, Aniston welcomes the interviewee into her comfortable art gallery-like home that smells like a box of new shoes mixed with gardenias transported in a Louis Vuitton steamer trunk. She apologizes for being frazzled due to filming the third season of The Morning Show, and offers to make a shake. Aniston introduces her dogs, Clyde and Chesterfield, but warns the interviewee to ignore the latter as he is barky. The interviewee watches as Aniston assembles the ingredients for the shake, including little containers of powders, nuts, bananas, and chocolate-flavored things. She blends the ingredients and pours two tall glasses of the sweet smoothie.
El Cycèr Vintage provided us with a Gucci spring 1997 logo G-string, while Jennifer Aniston guides us into her living room, revealing two sides of herself. The living room boasts a wall of artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows, complemented by dog beds, a giant slipcovered sofa, and a laid-back atmosphere. Aniston’s aversion to coasters is apparent, and she sits on the floor as her dog Chesterfield jumps onto the couch next to me.
During a conversation with a journalist friend, I read out a thought about Aniston’s mass-fame phenomenon burning bright for so long; it’s not achievable today. Aniston is taken aback and choked up by the comment, believing that movie stardom and glamour are fading away, even affecting Oscar parties.
However, something else catches my attention—her hair. Her hair seems to be the second most famous thing in her house, and perhaps even on Friends. I notice the nuances within each strand and how it changes color as she moves her head, almost like seeing my reflection in Tom Cruise’s aviators.
The outfit consists of an Isa Boulder bra top, Balmain pants, a Grace Lee ring, and a Christian Dior spring 2003 logo embellished belt provided by El Cycèr Vintage. For those who want to recreate the same makeup look, use 5 Couleurs Couture in 1947 Miss Dior, Rouge Blush in 219 Rose Montaigne, and Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil in 001 Pink by Dior.
About a year ago, Jennifer Aniston launched a hair-care line called LolaVie, with a clear mission to create an environmentally-friendly product that removes harmful chemicals while delivering effective results. However, she admitted that she dislikes social media and finds it challenging to navigate. Although Aniston joined Instagram three years ago, she only did so to promote her hair-care line, and the pandemic’s arrival made it difficult for her to launch it.
Aniston shared that she appreciates growing up without social media and the negative impact it can have on young girls’ self-esteem. She believes that people need to stop being so hard on themselves and embrace aging gracefully. Her tone suggests that this is more than just a generic statement about accepting one’s wrinkles and gray hair.
Aniston wears an Isa Boulder bra top, Balmain pants, and a Christian Dior spring 2003 logo embellished belt from El Cycèr Vintage. She reflects on her late 30s and 40s, which were marked by difficult experiences that shaped her into the person she is today. She expresses gratitude for those challenging moments and reveals that she was trying to get pregnant during a period several years ago. Aniston underwent IVF and tried various remedies, but ultimately did not have a child. She admits to feeling relief now that she doesn’t have to worry about it anymore and expresses frustration with the narrative that she was selfish or solely focused on her career.
For a makeup look similar to Aisling Camps’ dress, Guerlain’s Ombres G Eyeshadow Quad in Majestic Rose, Tender Blush in Pink Me Up, and KissKiss Shine Bloom in Petal Blush can do the trick. Everyone, including Allure magazine, was obsessed with Jennifer Aniston’s pregnancy rumors. Aniston wrote an op-ed for The Huffington Post in 2016 to express her frustration with media’s treatment of women. Aniston believes her mother’s divorce affected her mental health as therapy wasn’t a common practice back then. She forgave her family, including her estranged mother, as holding onto anger is toxic. Aniston learned to honor the darker moments in life as they give valuable lessons.
The content talks about Jennifer Aniston’s life, including her divorce, her move to California, and her involvement in a group of women known as the Woo Woo circle. She met her producing partner through this group, and they remain close friends to this day. Aniston also reflects on her time on the show Friends and how it has impacted people’s lives. Although she is not interested in getting married again, she longs for a supportive relationship. The article also includes a tour of Aniston’s house, where she reveals her interest in interior design. She speaks about her personal growth journey and how she believes that we all continue to work on ourselves throughout our lives.
El Cycèr Vintage provided a Gucci spring 1997 logo G-string, while the Saint Laurent skirt and Bulgari bracelet complete the fashion ensemble. Jennifer Aniston speaks about coming out on the other side, describing it as a “little mosaic” that gets blown apart and then reconstructed into a beautiful work of art. Despite all the negative attention from gossip and tabloids, Aniston finds strength in the fact that everyone breaks at some point, but the universe collects those broken parts and turns them into powerful mosaics. Aniston also discusses her protective nature towards her IVF story, but she’s ready to be honest and tell the truth now. The interview takes place in Aniston’s botanical garden, where she shows off her “Babe Cave,” the office that used to belong to her ex-husband, Justin Theroux. Aniston has since lightened up the space and joked that she brought the light back in. When asked what she would call this chapter of her life, Aniston smiles and responds with “Phoenix Rising.” The fashion stylist for the shoot is Shibon Kennedy, with hair by Chris McMillan, makeup by Gucci Westman, and manicure by Kim Truong and Diem Truong. The set design is by Jeremy Reimnitz/ Spencer Vrooman Studio, with production by Viewfinders.