Gwyneth Paltrow Talks About Her Marriage to Coldplay's Chris Martin in Harper's Bazaar: Does She Have the Ideal Female Body?
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2012/02/02 14:09:42
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Harper's Bazaar has the latest scoop on GOOP goddess Gwyneth Paltrow -- but the magazine seems more intrigued by her yoga- and cleanse-toned body than her marriage to Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.
A little excerpt: "As she falls naturally into yoga stretches during the course of the conversation, supple as a cat, you realize that this is a woman for whom working out has become essential," the article begins. "At 39, she looks stronger than she did in her 20s, lean and toned, with the streamlined contours of an athlete." Er, alright.
The mag goes on to explain that, "Today, like every other weekday morning, she has spent an hour and a half with her trainer, Tracy Anderson, doing dance aerobics and a precise series of exercises that changes every 10 days. The aim, she says, is "that you're muscular, but you don't get used to anything."
Harper's also grills the mother of two about the latest of her famous 12-week detox cleanses. "I have a lot of inflammation in my system, so I'm not having anything I'm allergic to -- no gluten, no dairy, no sugar," Gwyneth Paltrow says.
A little excerpt: "As she falls naturally into yoga stretches during the course of the conversation, supple as a cat, you realize that this is a woman for whom working out has become essential," the article begins. "At 39, she looks stronger than she did in her 20s, lean and toned, with the streamlined contours of an athlete." Er, alright.
The mag goes on to explain that, "Today, like every other weekday morning, she has spent an hour and a half with her trainer, Tracy Anderson, doing dance aerobics and a precise series of exercises that changes every 10 days. The aim, she says, is "that you're muscular, but you don't get used to anything."
Harper's also grills the mother of two about the latest of her famous 12-week detox cleanses. "I have a lot of inflammation in my system, so I'm not having anything I'm allergic to -- no gluten, no dairy, no sugar," Gwyneth Paltrow says.
But here's the good part: Paltrow, who rarely talks about her famous hubby and is almost never seen with him, finally gives us a little bit of an inside peek at their relationship. "He's very communicative," she says, "which is rare for a British man." She continues, "I want to maintain my marriage and my family, so I have to be here when he comes home. ... you have to compromise. ... you have to be a wife, and that is part of the equation."
Her life may seem nauseatingly perfect, but Paltrow says one of her ex-boyfriends cheated on her "all the time." Hard to believe, huh? In any case, do you think Gwyneth Paltrow has the ideal female body?
Her life may seem nauseatingly perfect, but Paltrow says one of her ex-boyfriends cheated on her "all the time." Hard to believe, huh? In any case, do you think Gwyneth Paltrow has the ideal female body?
This feline walk is only for the modelling industry. In everydaylife most men would consider the ideal woman's figure to be voluptious eg Marilyn Monroe.
So hold off on the Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow eugenics projects.
*WHR= Waist to Hip Ratio
other than that, she's pretty ok
If we define "ideal" as the most attractive to the opposite sex, we could show pictures of people in swimsuits to thousands of people and ask them to rate them for attractiveness. Each person may have their own preferences, but we would come to a consensus of what people, in general, find most attractive.
Nuff said.
The ideal body is the one that you were meant to have. That's the body she's meant to have, so that's HER ideal body.
Real women don't have curves, real women don't have big or skinny thighs, small or no waist, fat or thin abdominals or big or small boobs. A real woman has the female human reproductive system and that's that.
Pablo