#JessicaAlba Scores April 2016 Cover of #Cosmopolitan UK
Given her acting success, business acumen and stunning beauty, Jessica Alba truly is the total package, and she looks incredible on Cosmopolitan UK magazine’s April 2016 cover.
The Honest Company mastermind dons a plunging white playsuit in her front page snapshot, though she hasn’t always loved her feminine flair- “Most of my life, I identified more with my masculine side. I was aggressive and super-masculine in my twenties. I got boobs when I was young, and was like, ‘What do I do?’ Even when I did Dark Angel, I was like [cartoon character] Daria – moody, slouching. I didn't feel comfortable and felt angry, like an imposter. I learnt to be cool with the feminine later. When I turned 30, I thought, ‘Oh, I’m feminine, I’m this sensual person and it's OK.’ I didn’t understand it for so long and felt it held me back. I had to shed all the negativity. I was a glass half-empty girl – now I’m a glass half-full.”
That being said, Jessica wants to make sure her daughters Honor and
Haven grow up in a world where ladies get a fair shake- “Women don’t get
equal pay. There are not as many women in government positions or
business positions. It’s just not equal. And until there is equality,
you’re going to feel that, in any industry. But I was like, girls should
have an equal seat at the table. Take Jennifer Lawrence. I mean, she’s
opening films – she’s the box-office draw just as much as any guy, if
not more. She should be compensated for that. It’s a man’s world. From
an early age I wanted to be stronger than the boys. It wasn’t enough
that I was as good as the girls; I looked at the boys as standard. I was
competitive with men. I think it's because men dominated in so many
ways in my life. I wanted to be the person who dictated how things were
going to be and not have to answer to the man.
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The Honest Company mastermind dons a plunging white playsuit in her front page snapshot, though she hasn’t always loved her feminine flair- “Most of my life, I identified more with my masculine side. I was aggressive and super-masculine in my twenties. I got boobs when I was young, and was like, ‘What do I do?’ Even when I did Dark Angel, I was like [cartoon character] Daria – moody, slouching. I didn't feel comfortable and felt angry, like an imposter. I learnt to be cool with the feminine later. When I turned 30, I thought, ‘Oh, I’m feminine, I’m this sensual person and it's OK.’ I didn’t understand it for so long and felt it held me back. I had to shed all the negativity. I was a glass half-empty girl – now I’m a glass half-full.”
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