What I like in particular about this featured Jennifer Aniston Allure cover shoot is that it portrays a very different side of the famous actress. Never afraid to tap into a different side of herself or take on a unique look, Aniston has captivated many fans with her different forms of beauty.
Photographed by Michael Thompson, the Jennifer Aniston Allure editorial will be part of the magazine's February 2011 issue. Accompanying her child-like look is an interview that touches on her old Rachel hairdo and her recent film choices.
What's Driving This Trend
- Celebrity-inspired Dolls
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Who This Affects Most
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