Sharon Stone and her perfect legs in Harper’s Bazaar
Captured by Eric Michael Roy
Sharon Stone graces the September issue of Spanish Harper’s Bazaar as its cover star. The Hollywood diva appears on two covers – one in color and one in black-and-white – and took part in a lavish photo shoot by renowned photographer Eric Michael Roy.
On the first cover, the legendary Basic Instinct star wears a beaded maxi dress with side slits by Dsquared2, paired with bold high heels from Dolce & Gabbana.
On the second, she poses in a blazer by Nali Barzani, matched with Wolford tights and Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello heels.
Equally striking are the photos of the 67-year-old icon in vibrant looks from Stella McCartney, Laformela, Mugler, Burberry, Antonio Marras, and Valentino.
But the most captivating images are the black-and-white portraits of the actress.
Alongside the visuals, the magazine features an exclusive interview where Sharon opens up about her views on cosmetic surgery:
«I don’t want to change my face like so many young women do these days – and are praised for it. I was born with a perfectly symmetrical face – one of the rarest on the planet. And one day, half of my face just dropped. I had to relearn how to walk, speak, remember… I lost my photographic memory. And here’s what I want to say to all those young women who take their naturally beautiful faces and make them less perfect: you are already perfect. If life has left a mark and you want to fix it – go ahead, that’s what professionals are for. But if someone in my industry tells you you’re not good enough – know that it’s just a reflection of their own insecurities. We portray the human condition, not a state of perfection. And in humanity, perfection does not exist. It’s high time we understood that», – the actress concluded.
Let us recall that in 2001, Sharon Stone suffered a stroke, and doctors barely managed to save her. At that point, she had to step away from her career and radically change her life.
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