People magazine has named Pink the cover star of its Beautiful Issue, along with future princess Meghan Markle. Here’s a rundown of some of the most notable faces to make the cut this year.
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"What About Us" singer Pink was chosen to grace the cover of "People"’s Beautiful Issue". The mother-of-two admitted to Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show that “I laughed out loud. I immediately turned to whoever was in the room and said, ‘Did you ever think this was as good as it gets?’”. In this issue of "People" she discusses how she is raising strong kids along with giving advice on how to stand up to bullies.
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The "Suits" star — and let's not forget soon-to-be bride of Prince Harry — was socially conscious well before she was engaged to a royal and has a long history of working for humanitarian causes, including her role as an advocate for women with the United Nations. When it comes to her own personal style, it's all about keeping her face fresh away from the set. "I wear so much makeup for work that when I have a day off, I don’t like to wear it at all," she told express.co.uk.
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"Love, Simon" actress Jennifer Garner struts her stuff into 'People'’s "Beautiful Issue". While speaking with Every Day Health, the mother of three discusses that one of her biggest beauty tips is that “I’m a big believer in finding shade; you don’t want to expose yourself if you don’t have to,” says Garner, adding that to be safe, she starts each day by applying sunscreen. “I use anywhere from SPF 45 to SPF 70,” she says, varying the level of SPF depending on how much time she’s spending outside.
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"The Greatest Showman" star Zendaya has rightfully earned her spot in 'People''s "Beautiful Issue". Her skin care routine is simpler than you'd think. "Less is more when it comes to taking care of your skin. I use makeup-removing wipes, a really good, lightweight moisturizer, and Carmex for my lips. You can't have chapped lips!" she told Seventeen.
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Toronto-living, Raptors-repping, 6ix-loving Drake makes the "Men Behaving Beautifully" list, according to 'People' magazine. It is well-known how much Drake cares for his friends, as a matter of fact, he regularly mentions them in his songs ("I might get a key to the city and give it to Wayne", "you want a supermodel pose like mi real friend Winnie"... The list goes on). That combined with his overwhelming confidence and of course his extremely catchy music rightfully secured him a spot on this list.
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Triple-threat Jennifer Lopez dazzles in 'People''s "Beautiful Issue". From starring in "The Backup Plan" to belting out "On the Floor", the 48-year-old Latina certainly deserves her spot on this list. Her words to live by? According to an interview with Glamour, "Doubt is a killer. You just have to know who you are and what you stand for."
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"Riverdale" star Camila Mendes makes the list for her beauty. Even when she opts for makeup, Mendes usually goes for "fresh-faced, dewy makeup with a thin, clean cat eye and flesh-toned lips." This has become her default event-and-red carpet makeup. "I love a polished, natural look for both hair and makeup," she told Byrdie in an exclusive interview. "Basically, just accentuating and polishing what's already there so that I feel like an elevated version of myself."
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Award-winning actress Reese Witherspoon is featured in the "Beautiful Inside and Out" section of 'People''s "Beautiful Issue". Her career hit a turning point in 2001 when she starred as Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde". "As a woman, you get older, you feel more confident in your sexuality." The 42-year-old actress told Glamour. "You're not as intimidated by it, not as embarrassed by it. Sexuality and femininity is an accumulation of age and wisdom and comfort in your own skin."
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American television host Jimmy Kimmel makes it into 'People''s "Beautiful Issue" under "Men Behaving Beautifully". Born in Brooklyn, NY, he is currently the host and executive producer of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!".
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"Game of Thrones" actress Sophie Turner has made the 2018 'People' magazine "Cuties to Beauties" list. This fiery redhead (who was actually born blonde) has been beautiful since birth. In an interview with Vogue, she revealed that her go-to beauty tips are to regularly moisturize and always carry around lip chap.
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"I Feel Pretty" star Amy Shumer certainly deserves to feel pretty. Making the "Beautiful Inside and Out" list, 'People' magazine agrees that the theme of her new flick is more than accurate. "My real beauty lies in my humour, my strength, the kind of sister, daughter, and friend I am." The actress explains to Cosmopolitan. "But more than anything, it lies in my ability to truly not give a sh*t what anyone thinks of me. Because I know what I think," the actress explains.
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British actress Lily Collins made the "Cuties to Beauties" list this year in 'People' magazine. The 29-year-old has been active in the industry since 1992 and her beauty has certainly continued to develop along side her career. “Be open and free from shame. It’s so important to accept who we are -- quirks included -- and to live our lives without shame or regret. The sooner we do that, the sooner we can live life unfiltered and as honestly as possible,” the actress told Lancôme.
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There's no better Spanish-speaking duo than Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek to make the 'People''s "Beautiful" list. "We call each other huevos [eggs]," the "Zoolander 2" stars told Allure. "It was because when we were working together, we didn’t have children yet, so we used to sleep much more than now. So it was a way to call each other lazy."
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American actress Olivia Wilde has made the 'People''s "Beautiful" list under "Celebrity Moms: My Kids and Me". The 34-year-old New York native is raising two kids under the age of four while maintaining her career and relationship and remaining effortlessly beautiful.
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Rihanna has graced her way onto the "Beautiful Inside and Out" list by 'People' magazine. Bad girl RiRi is the epitome of confidence with an incredible voice, great crew, and killer looks. “I only know how to be me, and people thrive when they’re who they’re meant to be,” she tells In Style. “I can only try my best to encourage girls and women to respect their uniqueness and be 100 per cent true to themselves.”
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Mindy Kaling, best known for creating, writing, producing and starring in "The Mindy Project", as well as her role in "A Wrinkle In Time", has been deemed "Beautiful Inside And Out" by 'People' magazine. How does the new mom remain beautiful, strong, and confident? According to an excerpt from her book 'Why Not Me?', the trick is to "work hard, know your sh*t, show your sh*t, and then feel entitled."
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Good-looking friends Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen were sure to make 'People''s list this year. This dynamic friendship began after a failed blind date setup attempt. “We were set up on a blind date, we had a phone call to set up the date. I was a young reporter at ABC, he was at CBS and I knew within 45 seconds I was never going on a date with Andy Cohen,” Cooper revealed during a joint appearance with Cohen on the “Tonight Show”. “He violated my cardinal rule, which is he asked me about my mom [heiress and fashion designer Gloria Vanderbilt] within the first minute of talking to me.”
Looks like it turned out for the best!
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Making her way on the "Cuties to Beauties" list is Ms. Hudson, whom 'People' magazine recognizes for how truly fabulous she is. Like everyone, Hudson has also dealt with overcoming insecurity. While speaking to Forbes about how to feel comfortable in your own skin, she said "at some point, we have to realize that no matter what we do on the outside contentment can only come internally. It is about understanding and feeling good about yourself no matter where you are at."
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"Will and Grace" star Megan Mullally is acknowledged by 'People' for her natural makeup-free beauty. According to the stunning 59-year-old actress in an interview with PrideSource, "'I've always been a late bloomer, so I never feel like, 'Oh, I'm gettin' older; I guess everything is gonna stop.' I'm the opposite: 'Oh, I'm just getting started.'"
Clearly, 'People' agrees.