'What happens to your identity as a woman?' Gwyneth said.
Hollywood, as you're almost certainly aware, isn't the kindest when it comes to appearances, particularly when it comes to women. Even Gwyneth Paltrow, who fits pretty much every aspect of Hollywood's exclusionary beauty ideal, grapples with insecurity, she revealed recently. Speaking on the Goop podcastAs a woman in the entertainment industry, Gwyneth said she feels like she's often"cast as something and put in a box," asreports.
That doesn't mean she's unhappy about her changing appearance as she grows older, however."Luckily, what’s happening at the same time in parallel is you just start to like yourself," she said."I think you get to a point where it’s almost like your sort of pulchritude is waning in a way and your inner beauty is, like, really coming out, and so it’s this funny shift that’s happening.
"It’s like, you feel so good, you know who you are, hopefully, you value the relationships in your life and your work and your contribution to the world," Gwyneth said. Though it's hard not to have the odd wobble, she laughed."But then you’re like, 'Wow, I have crow’s feet. Damn!'" For more stories like this, including celebrity news, beauty and fashion advice, savvy political commentary, and fascinating features, sign up for the
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