"In Style" New Photo Shoot. September 2002 issue.

Jennifer on the cover of "In Style" September 2002 in yet another GREAT NEW Photo shoot! The shoot took place at Smashbox Studios, Culver City, Calif. June 11, 2002. Hair by stylist Chris McMillan used only a few products to create Aniston's sexy hair for the cover. He began by spraying Rene Furterer Okara 2 Phase No Rinse conditioner on her damp hair. He used Phyto Volume Actif spray on the roots to give them lift before blowing hair dry. Chris then applied Kérastase Serum Nutri-Instant for shine and to protect her hair from the flatiron he then used to straighten it. "Jennifer was really sweet and willing to try anything": says makeup artist Genevieve, who was inspired by Aniston's "low-key" style. To achieve the subtle pink lips and soft, smoky eyes shown here, Genevieve began by applying Laura Mercier concealer under the eyes and on the brow bones. Chanel Cream Colour Wash in Rose, part of the Les Gouaches Artist Palette kit, was then added to the cheeks. Laura Mercier Setting powder in Translucent was dusted lightly all over the face. She then lined Jennifer's eyes with Laura Mercier eye pencil in Special Brown and added Calvin Klein Eye Color Wash in Peach Pearl to the eyelids. The cover look was complete when she lined the lips with Laura Mercier lip pencil in Potpourri and added Lip Colour in Bare Lips. Jennifer was ready to trade in her cargo pants, tank top and flip-flops for something more glamorous, but stylist Freddie Leiba had other ideas. He liked her look so much, he asked that she pose not only in the dramatic leather gown by Jean Paul Gaultier (seen on the cover), but also in the green cargo pants she wore to the shoot. That our Jennifer even In Style Loves her LOOK! Freddie simply had her change tank tops to the gold one by Marc Jacobs. "When we saw her we wanted a shot to reflect who she really is," he says.

In the beginning ... She burst onto the scene as a dark-haired, bright-eyed girl next door. After winning the role of Rachel on Friends, Aniston caused a hair Frenzy in 1995 when her updated shag was copied by women everywhere! Her stylist at the time, Chris McMillan, now of Art Mix, says he simply "chopped off" Aniston's wavy hair to achieve the look. Moving beyond "the Rachel": tired of everyone talking about her hair, Aniston began to play around with the style. She lightened it to blond, put it up, left it down, tied it in knots ... it's all about changes. Last year she cut off very long locks for a shaggy bob, which she promptly grew out. Her current style is long, straight and very sophisticated. Not just the hair Jennifer's beauty is "about her face, not her makeup," says Cloutier makeup artist Collier Strong. Still, "Jennifer loves products"-such as Kiehl's Cleansing Milk, M.A.C foundation and Guerlain Les Violettes powder No. 4. For eyes, Strong uses Prescriptives Softlining Eye Pencils in Slate or Jet, adding Maybelline Volum' Express mascara in Very Black to "make them pop." Which goes for her admirers' eyes as well.

At present you'll find her starring as a frustrated housewife in the film "The Good Girl". Jennifer had this to say about her new movie "I've definitely got elements of the good girl running through my veins. I was 9 when my parents got divorced, and like most kids of divorce, I was constantly making sure everybody else was happy and feeling OK."

Jennifer say her idea of a relaxing evening is: "Staying home and watching sunsets, or kicking it after an evening out with my husband-having a big bottle of water, reading a good book, and taking off my shoes. Actually, I have a bit of a shoe fetish. Men don't really notice women's shoes, but women wear them for each other. I'm a bit of a shrimp, so anytime I can look a little taller in heels, I'm happy. I love the way the calves and legs look in heels. Even when I'm barefoot and trying on an outfit, I'm constantly standing on my toes."

This is a must have for the serious Jennifer fan, not a lot to read but some really nice photos to add to your collection.

Source: http://www.anistonavenue.com/news2003.htm