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Bolder and sexier than ever



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InStyle Magazine  interviewed Michelle Pfeiffer who reveals how she is bolder and sexier at fifty one than ever before.  

Read her interview below where Michelle exposes herself and see if you can pick up a tip or two from this stunning beauty.

Try on her hairstyle by visiting InStyle   or see how Michelle's look has changed over the years.  Read more of Michelle's exclusive interview with InStyle.  

Michelle Pfeiffer Sounds Off


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  Photographer: Mark Abrahams

Bolder and sexier than ever, 51-year-old Michelle Pfeiffer shoots straight on aging.
By Johanna Schneller

Turning 50

“Really, the only bad thing about turning 50 was the anticipation. Once you turn 50, you feel grateful you made it. The overriding, positive thing about turning 50, is that you go from ‘You don’t look your age’ to ‘You look pretty darn good for your age.’ There’s this tremendous pressure off—you deserve to have a wrinkle, you deserve to have a little pooch on your tummy.”  

Feeling Sexier Than Ever

“I’m not saying I’m sexier to other people. But part of feeling sexy is feeling comfortable in your own skin, and less inhibited, and that goes along with getting older. Feeling more confident, dropping a lot of the BS.”    

Getting Plastic Surgery

“Well, I think your face should still move. And you should be recognizable to your friends. One actress I knew years ago, a really lovely person, had some stuff done, and literally, every time I run into her now I don’t recognize her. Every time!”

Being Told She’s Beautiful

“When I was first starting out, I was a little sensitive about it because I hadn’t really proven myself. I was careful to not wear a lot of makeup; I’d show up for interviews in men’s clothing. It took about eight years for me to feel it was OK to look my nicest. To think, I’m just going to enjoy this. And now, the older I get, the more I like hearing it.”

Romancing Younger Men on-Screen

“It was a progression. Paul [Rudd] is 11 years younger. With Ashton [Kutcher, 20 years younger], I thought, I’m never going younger than this again. Then Stephen [Frears] called with Rupert [Friend, 24 years younger], and I thought, Oh my god. But at my age you either play the insane mother-in-law, the wife of the leading man, or the older woman. So of the three, it’s the most interesting choice. It helps if you have a sense of humor about it. Fortunately, all three men are really smart and really funny. And really cute.”  

Keeping Mystery in a Relationship

“Can you imagine, for 20 years, trying to stay mysterious in your relationship? That’s the worst advice I’ve ever heard. Of all the people in your life you don’t want to hide from, it’s your partner. One of the reasons my marriage is successful, I think, is that we are completely comfortable around each other and don’t feel the need to hide aspects of ourselves.”  

Hating “Cougars”

“I so hate that term! Men are sugar daddies and women are cougars? Men are strong and women are bitches?”

It’s Your Turn!

Michelle shares her insight on keeping mystery in her relationship. How are you mysterious with your partner?What do you do to keep it hot?

Have a fantastic week gals, and remember that it is up to us to look and feel good.

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