Michelle Pfeiffer is known as one of Hollywood’s most beautiful actresses, and it’s great to see her approach aging with such a positive attitude.
The actress, 67, appeared much younger at the Paramount+ LA Tastemaker event on Friday, where she promoted her new drama series, ‘The Madison,’ created by Taylor Sheridan, the mind behind ‘Yellowstone’.
Many people thought Michelle Pfeiffer looked just as beautiful at this private screening as she did in the 1983 film Scarface – and that was over four decades ago!
Her golden blonde hair was loose and gently styled. She kept her look relaxed with a tan blazer, a white ruffled blouse, faded jeans, and brown boots.
Michelle Pfeiffer, spotted sharing a kiss with Kurt Russell in the initial trailer for ‘The Madison,’ also happily posed for photos with her younger co-star, Elle Fanning. Fanning coordinated with Pfeiffer’s look, wearing a similar off-white blouse and gray pants.
The Madison tells the story of the Clyburn family and their difficult transition from city life in New York to the rugged landscape of Montana. It’s a modern take on the Western genre.
Pfeiffer has the role of matriarch and Kurt Russell plays her husband.
Everyone was also commenting on how young Michelle Pfeiffer looked and how beautiful she was with such simple makeup.
She told People magazine in 2017 that she’s definitely noticed changes in herself, but prefers not to focus on them. She believes aging is a natural part of life for everyone, and accepting that brings a sense of peace.
What matters most to me is growing old naturally and avoiding the look of someone who’s had too much cosmetic work – I never want to look artificial.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean she would never have plastic surgery.
She confessed that she sometimes thinks about it, but not always. It really varies depending on how good the lighting is and how her makeup looks, among other things.
I’m not ruling out plastic surgery in the future. As you get older, it becomes increasingly difficult to promise you’ll never consider it.
Being a public figure makes it even less important what others think. Honestly, if someone wants to make a small change or do something they enjoy, that’s great! If it boosts their confidence, then who am I to judge?
How do you feel about celebrities embracing aging versus trying to preserve a youthful appearance?
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I really dislike seeing excessive or poorly done plastic surgery. It bothers me when it’s so obvious it becomes the main focus, or when people lose their original appearance. I’m fine with it as long as it doesn’t completely change who they are.
Despite recently celebrating 32 years of marriage to David E. Kelley, Michelle Pfeiffer says she doesn’t feel pressured to try and recapture her younger appearance.
As I’ve gotten older, it’s actually become simpler,” she shared with Oprah Daily. “You get to a point where you’re happy with looking good for your age, rather than trying to look young, and I’ve reached that point.
Of course I’d love to look like I did when I was in my thirties, but I know that’s unrealistic. And honestly, it’s a huge relief not to feel so much pressure to try anymore.
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