詹妮弗·安妮斯頓解釋了為什么她看起來這么好

詹妮弗·安妮斯頓解釋了為什么她看起來這么好，她的帖子收到了500多萬個(gè)贊

Looks like it took Jennifer Aniston only a couple of posts to figure out Instagram. After making her social media debut last week, the 50-year-old actress dipped her toes into the “Instagram vs. Reality” trend on Monday, sharing two behind-the-scenes pictures from her recent Variety Power of Women cover shoot.

看起來詹妮弗·安妮斯頓只發(fā)了幾張照片就搞定了Instagram。上周，這位50歲的女演員首次在社交媒體上亮相。周一，她在Instagram上分享了兩張她最近拍攝的《女性的力量》封面照片的幕后照片。

“I’m just a girl….standing with hair and makeup,” the caption said, making a reference to Julia Roberts’ famous line in the 1997 rom-com Notting Hill: “I’m just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her.”

“我只是個(gè)女孩……留著頭發(fā)，化著妝。”標(biāo)題說,引用1997年茱莉亞·羅伯茨在浪漫喜劇《諾丁山》中的那句名言:“我只是個(gè)女孩，站在一個(gè)男孩面前，求他愛她。”

Jennifer Aniston decided to post an honest behind-the-scenes pic to show how much it takes to make her look like she just ‘woke up like this’

詹妮弗·安妮斯頓決定上傳一張真實(shí)的幕后照，告訴大家讓她看起來“像這樣醒來”需要付出多大的努力。

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She also posted this pic from the photoshoot that shows her efforts didn’t go to waste

她還上傳了這張照片，表明她的努力沒有白費(fèi)

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“I have never seen someone enter Instagram more fully prepared. It’s a glorious master class. What an entrance, and then a #tbt, now an insta vs reality with a movie reference caption…wow. Art,” Entertainment Tonight host Lauren Zima commented under the post. While another fan wrote, “living for her posts already.”

“我從來沒有見過有人比我更充分地準(zhǔn)備進(jìn)入Instagram。這是一個(gè)光榮的大師班。多么精彩的開場(chǎng)，然后是#tbt，現(xiàn)在是insta vs reality加上電影字幕……哇哦?！督褚箠蕵贰饭?jié)目主持人勞倫·齊瑪在帖子下評(píng)論道。而另一位粉絲寫道:“已經(jīng)在為她的帖子而活了。”

Other pics from the photoshoot suggests she was having fun the whole time

從其他照片來看，她一直都很開心

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According to her, “true power” comes from using one’s voice “to hold people up and bring people together.”

據(jù)她所說，“真正的力量”來自于用自己的聲音“讓人們團(tuán)結(jié)起來”。

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“It’s funny, I’ve never actually thought of myself as ‘powerful.’ Strong, yes. But powerful, not [really]. It’s a distinction I’ve actually been thinking about a lot lately because that word — ‘power’ and its counterpart, ‘abuse of power’ — keeps coming up in light of what is happening in our country and in our industry, a rebalancing of the scales, I guess you could say.”

“有趣的是，我從來沒有真正認(rèn)為自己‘強(qiáng)大’。“強(qiáng)壯,是的。但強(qiáng)大，不是(真的)。這是我最近一直在思考的一個(gè)區(qū)別，因?yàn)?lsquo;權(quán)力’這個(gè)詞和它的對(duì)應(yīng)詞‘濫用權(quán)力’一直出現(xiàn)在我們國家和我們行業(yè)發(fā)生的事情中，我想你可以說，這是一種平衡。”

She also posted this lovely throwback pic along with the nowadays comparison a few days ago

幾天前，她還貼出了這張可愛的復(fù)古照片和現(xiàn)在的對(duì)比圖

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