Oscar-nominated actress Sharon Stone recently celebrated her 65th birthday and looked timeless in a stunning photoshoot for the digital cover of ELLE Spain.
The always elegant Sharon wore a white pantsuit by Schiaparelli and a statement necklace by Daniel Roseberry for the shoot.
The Pennsylvania-born star shared her thoughts on aging with the magazine, confidently declaring, “I’m happy as a mature woman and I feel amazing.”
The Flight Attendant actress has previously revealed the secrets to her timeless looks, saying:
“I’m more concerned with real inner beauty. It’s important to have a philosophy, a way of life, or a belief that keeps you balanced. For me, that was Buddhism.
“It’s something that brings you back to center and is really the key to serenity and beauty — an inner sense of form and elegance,” she told Vogue.
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Sharon is simply timeless!
But Sharon wasn’t always so happy with her looks. She also confessed to the publication that she struggled with acceptance in her 40s:
“There was a point in my 40s when I walked into the bathroom with a bottle of wine, locked the door and said, ‘I’m not getting out until I can fully accept my body,'” she confessed.
“I like my body so much more. I am so thankful for my body. When I was younger, everyone would tell me what was wrong with my body — this, too, that,” she added.
Sharon has been both an enthusiastic supporter of cancer research and open about her own health struggles, Not only did that include a stroke in 2001, but she also had to remove a large tumor from her breast in 2001.
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At the Women’s Cancer Research Fund’s An Unforgettable Evening benefit gala, she reminded attendees of the importance of mammograms and recalled her own experience when doctors told them they “found a tumor bigger than my breast.”
She said frankly, “Those mammograms aren’t fun,” but added, “And for someone like me who was told I had breast cancer because I had a tumor that was bigger than my breast and they were themselves sure i could. It was impossible to have a tumor without it being cancer, it wasn’t.
“But I went to the hospital and I said, ‘If you open me up and it’s cancer, please take both breasts,’ because I’m not a person defined by my breasts. You know, that may sound strange to me since you’ve all seen it.”
Alongside her acting career, Sharon Stone has ventured into the art world with her first painting exhibition, Shedding: Sharon Stone.
The exhibition is currently on view at Allouche Gallery in Culver City, Los Angeles and runs through April 7th.
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